Woven Ring Premium is a collection of ring spun yarns developed for weaving applications, covering 100% bamboo, 100% modal, 100% viscose and a range of cotton blends with modal, Tencel and viscose. The collection is available in raw and ecru, giving weaving mills a base for further finishing or dyeing.

Available Compositions and Counts

The range includes 100% Bamboo, 100% Modal, Cotton/Modal 50/50, 100% Viscose, Cotton/Tencel 50/50, Tencel/Cotton 70/30 and Cotton/Viscose 50/50, offered in counts from NE 16/1 up to NE 40/1, including NE 20/1, NE 24/1, NE 28/1, NE 30/1 and NE 36/1. Some articles are produced in slub versions within the Modal/Cotton and Viscose/Cotton groups. Both raw and ecru colours are available across the collection.

Spinning Method and Properties

These yarns are ring spun, a method that produces a compact, twisted structure with continuous fibre alignment along the yarn axis. Ring spun yarns are generally associated with a smoother surface and more even appearance compared to open-end spun yarns, which affects handle and fabric surface in weaving. The blends in this collection combine cotton with regenerated cellulosic fibres such as modal, viscose and Tencel, or bamboo, each contributing different moisture and drape characteristics depending on the fibre ratio selected. Slub variants introduce irregular thickness along the yarn length for a textured woven surface.

Typical End Uses

These counts and compositions are suited to woven fabric production for apparel, including shirting and lightweight woven constructions where a smooth, even yarn surface is required. Buyers sourcing for weaving mills may also review the broader Woven range, the related Woven Open-End yarns for alternative spinning characteristics, or the general Ring collection for ring spun options beyond woven-specific counts.

Frequently Asked Questions

What colours are available in this collection?

The Woven Ring Premium collection is offered in raw and ecru.

What is the difference between ring spun and open-end yarn for weaving?

Ring spinning produces a yarn with continuous fibre alignment and a compact twisted structure, generally resulting in a smoother, more even yarn compared to open-end spinning, which affects how the yarn behaves and appears in a woven fabric.

Which counts are available for cotton blend articles such as Cotton/Modal or Cotton/Viscose 50/50?

Cotton blend articles in this collection are available across the NE 16/1 to NE 40/1 range listed in the collection, with slub versions offered for select Modal/Cotton and Viscose/Cotton articles.