Renneway's Woven collection covers 61 yarn types sourced for woven fabric production, including 100% cotton, bamboo, modal, viscose and cotton/polyester blends. Yarns are available in ring melange, open-end (OE) and recycle spinning methods, in raw/ecru as well as solid melange colours such as black, navy, blue/gray, brown, beige, green, burgundy, red and salmon.
Available Compositions and Counts
- 100% Bamboo and Bamboo/Cotton 50/50
- 100% Modal and Cotton/Modal 50/50, including a Cotton/Modal Slub 50/50
- 100% Cotton (open-end)
- Cotton/Polyester 50/50 (open-end and recycle)
- 100% Viscose (open-end)
- Ring melange 100% Cotton
- Ring melange Cotton/Polyester in 20/80, 30/70, 50/50, 60/40 and 70/30 ratios
Counts across the collection range from NE 8/1 up to NE 60/1, covering coarse to fine woven yarn requirements.
Spinning Method and Properties
Ring spun yarns are produced by twisting fibres through a ring and traveler system, giving a compact, relatively even yarn structure commonly used where strength and a cleaner surface are required. Open-end (OE, rotor) spinning processes fibres in an open rotor and typically produces a bulkier, more irregular yarn with lower cost per kilogram, suited to woven fabrics where a coarser hand is acceptable. Melange yarns are formed by blending pre-dyed and undyed fibre stock before spinning, producing a heathered, mottled colour effect rather than a solid dyed shade. Slub yarns carry periodic thickness variation along their length, giving woven fabric a textured surface. Recycle yarns in this collection are spun from cotton/polyester blends incorporating recycled fibre content.
Typical End Uses
These yarns are intended for woven fabric construction across shirting, bottoms, workwear and general apparel fabrics, depending on composition and count. Buyers sourcing yarn specifically for woven applications can also review the Woven Ring, Woven Open-End and Woven Melange collections for narrower selections by spinning method.
Frequently Asked Questions
What compositions are available in the Woven collection?
The collection includes 100% cotton, 100% bamboo, 100% modal, 100% viscose, and blends such as Bamboo/Cotton 50/50, Cotton/Modal 50/50, Cotton/Polyester in several ratios from 20/80 to 70/30, and a Cotton/Polyester recycle blend.
What yarn counts (NE) are offered?
Counts span from NE 8/1 to NE 60/1 depending on the specific composition and spinning method selected.
What is the difference between ring melange and open-end yarn in this collection?
Ring melange yarns are ring spun from a blend of dyed and undyed fibre, giving a heathered colour effect, while open-end yarns are rotor spun and available in solid raw or undyed form across compositions such as 100% cotton, 100% viscose and cotton/polyester blends.