Double Covered Yarn

Double covered yarn is a unique textile consisting of an elastic core yarn and two layers of covering yarn. Usually, the core yarn is made of spandex yarn with good elasticity, while the covering yarn can be deformed yarn, such as polyester or nylon. The two layers of covering yarn are tightly wound on the core yarn in a spiral form in the S and Z directions. This structure offsets the torsional force of the yarn and gives it zero-torque characteristics.

This design makes the double-covered yarn not only have excellent strength, high stability and excellent stretchability, but also gives it good softness and gloss. Therefore, double covered yarn performs very well in making a variety of clothing, underwear, socks, gloves, shoe uppers and other products. Its specifications and colors can be customized according to customer needs to meet the diverse needs of different markets and applications.

This unique manufacturing process makes double-covered yarn a high-quality, high-performance, high value-added yarn choice in the textile industry. Whether in terms of appearance design or wearing comfort, double-covered yarn gives textiles a higher level of quality, becoming an ideal fusion of fashion and functionality.

Double covered yarn (DCY) is widely used in many fields due to its excellent elasticity and wear resistance, providing excellent performance for various textiles. In apparel manufacturing, DCY is ideal for making highly elastic and comfortable fabrics such as socks, underwear, sportswear, gloves and shoe uppers. Their unique elastic properties provide these apparel items with a superior wearing experience while maintaining long-lasting durability.

In addition to the fashion field, DCY also has important applications in industry. In automobile manufacturing, DCY is widely used in the manufacture of automobile seats, providing excellent elasticity and comfort to the seats. In furniture manufacturing, especially in the production of sofas, DCY's wear resistance and softness make it ideal. In addition, DCY can also be used for industrial purposes such as carpets and tapes, bringing excellent elasticity and durability to these products.

DCY is unique because it not only improves the fabric's strength, softness, breathability and durability while maintaining its shape and resilience. This comprehensive performance makes DCY an important innovation in the textile industry, meeting the needs for high-performance textiles in different fields.

The methods for processing DCY fabrics are as follows:

DCY fabrics should be washed at low temperatures and avoid using detergents containing bleach or strong alkaline detergents to avoid damaging the elasticity and strength of the fibers.
DCY fabrics should not be soaked or rubbed for a long time. They should be squeezed gently to reduce fiber friction and deformation.
DCY fabrics should be dried in a cool and ventilated place, avoiding exposure to the sun or drying, so as not to affect the softness and color fastness of the fiber.
DCY fabrics should not be ironed with an iron. If necessary, they should be isolated with a damp cloth at low temperature to prevent the fibers from melting or turning yellow.
DCY fabrics should be folded flat and avoid hanging on hangers to avoid stretching or deforming the fabric.