Choosing the right kind of thread and choosing the right needle can make a big difference in your sewing. When it comes to home textiles, we all know that it plays a pivotal role in enhancing the aesthetic appeal of your living space. Each textile element, from soft blankets to vibrant curtains, enhances your house’s overall appeal and atmosphere, adding to its charm and ambience.
Another important aspect of selecting the right textile for your home is the quality of the sewing threads. For home textiles like bedding, curtains, and upholstery, sewing threads must be strong and resistant to tearing, scuffing, and abrasion. To guarantee their longevity and aesthetic appeal, different types of textiles have specific thread requirements. AYM Syntex offers a wide range of yarns designed specifically to meet home textiles’ particular sewing thread needs.
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SpinovateE® Yarn
SpinovateE® yarn, a bicomponent yarn, manufactured by AYM Syntex uses specialised extrusion technology wherein each filament consists of two different polymers and also poses distinct advantages. This yarn lends fabrics exceptional performance, flexibility, suede leather-like appearance, outstanding softness, and a peach-skin-like feel because of which it becomes one of the most suitable yarns for home textiles as they contribute to the comfort, aesthetics, and durability of the products.
SpinovateE® yarn also possesses characteristics such as easy stain removal, quick drying, and low maintenance requirements. It also comes with an impressive denier range of 75-300 and a filament range of 36-144. SpinovateE® yarn consists of two product ranges – POY and DTY with a variant of FD/SD/BR/Cationic. Since this yarn has all these properties, it can be an excellent choice for sewing threads for home textiles.
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Comfeel™ Yarn
Another yarn created with the weaver’s comfort and material durability in mind is the Comfeel™ Yarn. It is specifically designed to work well with denim, knitwear, casual clothing, narrow tapes, and various textile uses, including home textiles and is supremely soft, skin-friendly and highly resilient.
These yarns are extremely long-lasting and retain shape even after frequent use while also exhibiting excellent mechanical stretch, material durability, stretch recovery and UV resistance. Unlike any other yarns, Comfeel™ yarns can be used in any application without any increase in material consumption, assures UPF 50+ treatment fee, has zero chlorine degradation and can be customised as per request. It also has a denier range of 22-300 and is available in two lustres – semi-dull (SD) and bright (BR).
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Polycycle™ Yarn
Polycycle™ Yarn, a truly impressive yarn by AYM Syntex, is made entirely from recycled materials, specifically from recycled PET bottles which have properties similar to new polyester. It is a carcinogenic chemical-free product that is completely eco-conscious and future-oriented and comes along with a GRS certification.
One of the most preferred yarns by consumers, these yarns are stain, bleach-resistant, UV and fade-resistant and do not require any additional anti-static treatment. Polycycle™ yarns have an in-house masterbatch facility that ensures quick turnaround time for colours. These yarns come with a denier range of 50-300, DPF range of 0.7-4, filament range of 36-144 and twist range of 60-650. Because of these specifications, Polycycle™ yarn is a great choice and is suitable for making high-quality sewing threads for home textiles due to its durability, sustainability, and environmental friendliness.
When it comes to selecting the right sewing threads for home textiles becomes crucial for both practical and visual reasons. Items like bedding, curtains, carpets, and upholstery serve various purposes, so the threads used must be durable and attractive. They should resist tearing, scuffing, and abrasion to ensure longevity. Different threads, like polyester and recycled PET yarns, along with Spinovate and Comfeel yarns, offer unique properties for specific textile needs. Polycycle yarn is an eco-friendly option. Sewing threads are essential for successful garment manufacturing, so selecting the right type for each home textile is vital for product quality and durability.