Fast Dry Fabric Yarn

Supply Ability &Packaging &Delivery

Supply Ability

Supply Ability     30000 Kilogram/Kilograms per Month

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details   0.094cbm per carton

Lead Time:

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Our yarn can be used for leggings, silk socks, denim, bra, socks, underwear, ribbons, elastic tapes, gloves, shoe uppers, and so on.

WE ARE NOT ONLY PROFESSIONAL YARN MANUFACTURER BUT ALSO TECHNICAL INNOVIATION COMPANY OF MORE THAN 20 YEARS.

1 SPOOLING

Purchasing high-quality material and spooling it onto aluminium tube

2 THREADING

Threading spandex, polyester or nylon on machine to start the covering.

3 DOFFING

Doffing the spandex covered yam on to yarn carrier.

4 CHECKING

Checking the yarns if there is ill-shaped or unqualified

5 PACKING

PP bags inside and cartons outside with export standard.

6 WAREHOUSING

Storing yarn in warehouse and keeping the stable temperature and moisture.

7 LOADING

Loading the carton into container.

DELIVERY&TRANSPORTATION:

Support express, sea shipping, air transportation, rail transport, and so on.

1. Benefits of moisture function?

A: 1). Keep skin and clothes dry to reduce the smell.

2). The special-shaped section structure of the fiber makes the textile more breathable.

3). The fiber is not easily deformed.

4). Thermoregulation (regulating body temperature when surrounding temperature drops.

2.Q: Applications of Moisture functional yarn?

A:  Sportswear/Polo Shirt/Underwear/Swimwear/Bedding/Mask/Outdoor/Medical wear (Scrub Suits)

3.Q: What is quick dry fabric?

A:  Quick-dry fabrics are fabrics designed to absorb the sweat away from your body, pushing it towards the outer edge of the garment or footwear and facilitating natural evaporation. Quick-dry fabrics can be made of various materials, including natural and manmade fibers, among which the most common are merino wool, nylon, and polyester. 

Natural fibers are those found in nature, which can be directly made into fabrics without chemical processing, while man-made fibers can be processed from natural raw materials or synthesized through chemical methods. Some man-made fibers take the multiple advantages of natural fibers to strengthen and integrate, combining the traits that natural fibers don’t obtain, such as antibacterial properties.

Today, the number of quick-dry fabrics and their application is skyrocketing, but these synthetic fabrics, such as nylon and polyester, are still a relatively new invention. In fact, in 1986, an American company called Invista pioneered the developing “Coolmax ”, which is a kind of polyester fabric and is breathable and sweat-wicking. It also made great progress in other synthetic fabrics like spandex and nylon. However, the patent for these revolutionary sweat-wicking fabrics was only filed in 1998 by Robert Kasdan and Stanley Kornblum. Until then, only minimally-wicking and natural fabrics were used, including cotton and wool. 

However, after the initial introduction of moisture management fabrics, this technology continued to be developed. Today, moisture-wicking fabrics are those that can absorb the moisture and promote speedy evaporation, thus preventing the garment from becoming damp. 

Since the production of sweat increases as the heart rate rises during exercise or strenuous activities, sweat-wicking fabrics can avoid the feeling of dampness. In addition, by keeping the body surface exposed to moisture below 50–65%, these fabrics can guarantee much higher comfort levels and better body temperature control.