Ftd: Classification Of Yarns

Classification Of Yarns

Fundamentals of Textile Design 3(2+1)

Lesson 5: Yarn Types

Yarns can be classified based on the length of the fibers and on the number of parts a yarn contains. Based on the length of fibers a yarn contains they are divided into spun yarns and filament yarns.

Spun yarns

Filament yarns

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