SINGLE YARN
Single yarn consists of fibres held together by a small amount of twist; or fine threads held together with or without twist; or narrow strips of material; or synthetic bundled threads of sufficient thickness for use as yarn (single). Single yarn of the spun type, made from many short fibres, also requires twisting.

TWISTED YARN
After yarn is spun it is not strong enough for use in furniture fabrics, curtains, bathroom, bed, table or kitchen linens. In many cases, threads are twisted together to make the yarn stronger. These twisted threads are used as the basis for the fabrics. Twisted yarns result in a stronger end-product, which is more durable than single-yarn woven products.

Combed yarns undergo an additional process step after carding, which ensures that:
- Short fibres are removed
- The fibres are more equally spaced than with carding alone

These properties lead to a better end-product:
- Softer and more uniform
- Better sheen and more beautiful colours
- More absorbent
- Less pilling
- More durable

Indanthrene dyed fabrics are suitable for intensive use and have excellent colour retention. Maximum protection against light, washing and bleaching.
Reactive dyed fabrics offer good protection against light, but cannot be bleached and are not resistant to chlorine.

There is no minimum order quantity for products available from stock. In our online catalog, you can find all our stock products.

There is a minimum order quantity for custom-made products. Contact our sales department for more information.

Cotton percale has a minimum thread count of 200 per inch.
Percale refers to weave densities and yarn finenesses in excess of that of regular cotton (which has a thread count of 144 per inch processed).

1. Polyester hollow fibre
2. Duck feather and goose feather

1. Polyester hollow fibre
Hollow fibres provide a light, comfortable and warm duvet that offers sufficient protection in the form of layers of air between the fibres.
A polyester duvet is also easy to maintain and cheaper than a feather duvet. Additionally, it is hypoallergenic.

2. Duck feathers
Duck feathers are larger than goose feathers and provide more insulation and warmth. Both duck feathers and down provide good ventilation.