Supply of sirospun spun silk viscose blended yarn 60s to 120s, 21s to 32s, 10/90 blend ratio 21s. Spun silk spinning is the process of converting defective cocoons and waste silk from sericulture, silk reeling, and silk weaving into yarn. Depending on the raw materials and the properties of the finished products, spun silk spinning is divided into two main categories: spun silk spinning and noil spinning, with products including spun silk and noil. Natural silk fibers are fine, long, soft, lustrous, and highly absorbent, allowing for the spinning of high-count spun silk to weave lightweight spun silk fabrics, which are used for clothing. They can also be interwoven with raw silk or wool yarn to create fabrics with an elegant appearance and comfortable wear. Spun silk can also be used to produce knitted fabrics, as well as sewing threads and embroidery threads. Fabrics made from spun silk, such as noil poplin, are soft, full, and have a surface with many neps, making them a distinctive material for apparel.

Fabrics woven from spun silk are durable, breathable, and highly absorbent. After dyeing and printing, they are suitable for summer clothing. The drawbacks are that they are prone to pilling and yellowing, and the fabric surface is susceptible to water stains. To improve the quality of tussah spun silk fabrics, tussah silk is often blended or interwoven with other fibers to reduce pilling and water staining. Tussah spun silk fabrics, such as tussah spun silk, are woven with tussah spun silk as both warp and weft. They are characterized by their firmness, stiffness, breathability, and comfort, making them cool to wear. They are commonly used in their natural color or dyed in light shades and are ideal for summer clothing materials.

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