Frequently Asked Questions Q: What is the main difference between batch dyeing and continuous dyeing? A: Batch dyeing processes one lot of fabric at a time in a closed machine — the fabric and dye bath interact repeatedly until the dye exhausts onto the fibre. Continuous dyeing passes fabric through a series of open troughs […]
[EXISTING BLOG CONTENT] Frequently Asked Questions About Yarn Count What does yarn count mean? Yarn count measures the fineness or thickness of yarn fiber. Higher yarn counts mean finer, thinner yarn; lower counts mean thicker yarn. It’s typically expressed as “Ne 30” or similar notation. Finer yarn (higher count) creates softer, smoother fabric but may
Frequently Asked Questions Q: What is the difference between circular knitting and flat knitting for garments? A: Circular knitting produces a seamless tubular fabric on a cylinder of needles rotating continuously — the output is a fabric tube. Flat knitting uses two opposing needle beds moving back and forth to produce flat fabric panels, which
Frequently Asked Questions Q: What makes Pakistani cotton different from Egyptian or Pima cotton? A: Pakistani cotton (primarily NIAB varieties grown in Punjab and Sindh) has a staple length of 1″–1.1″ and micronaire of 3.8–4.5 — mid-range characteristics suited to most apparel and home textile applications. Egyptian (Giza) and Pima cotton have extra-long staple (1.4″–1.6″+)
