Fibre. Construction. Colour.

Ring-spun and open-end yarns, with carded, combed and compact options. Begin with the fabric structure and the handle you want to achieve.

Discuss natural or dyed requirements alongside the selected cotton construction. Shade matching and performance requirements are agreed for the application.

Long-fibre and short-fibre acrylic options, alongside cotton-spun and worsted-spun constructions. Non-bulky and high-bulk yarns give different texture and fullness.

A dedicated part of the acrylic offering. Explore the required feel, bulk, colour and yarn presentation for the intended knitting application.

Acrylic/modal, acrylic/wool and acrylic/polyester are key blends to explore. Other existing options include viscose and nylon blends.

Ecru, hank-dyed, package-dyed and melange options, depending on the yarn construction and fibre blend.

Viscose, modal, lyocell and bamboo options, with the fibre selected around the intended handle, drape and fabric construction.

Cotton/viscose and acrylic/modal broaden the possibilities beyond single-fibre yarns. Composition is discussed around the character of the final fabric.

Ecru, melange and dyed forms, depending on the selected fibre and blend.

POY, DTY, FDY, twisted and air-textured yarns. Select the construction around the texture and appearance of the intended textile.

Ecru, dope-dyed, package-dyed, melange and special-dyed forms, with the available colour route depending on the product.

Staple-fibre polyester yarns for applications calling for a spun-yarn structure. The count and construction follow the intended fabric.

Ecru, fibre-dyed and package-dyed forms. Recycled options and any associated documentation are discussed for the selected yarn.

Cotton-rich blends selected around composition, handle and end use. The appropriate blend ratio is part of the product discussion.

Regenerated-fibre yarns and open-end dyed options form a related part of the range. Fibre composition and recycled content are confirmed separately for each product.

Cotton/viscose, acrylic/modal, acrylic/wool and acrylic/polyester, alongside polyester/cotton, polyester/viscose and linen blends.

Begin with the desired handle, drape, texture and application. Composition and construction are then refined together.

Slub, bouclé and chenille yarns for distinctive surface and structure.

Metallic, space-dyed and other novelty options for a defined visual effect. Discuss the construction and application alongside the reference.

Linen, wool, silk, jute and hemp yarns are retained within the wider product range.

Discuss the specific fibre, construction and intended use, with colour and finish considered for the selected yarn.