Spun Polyester Yarn And Sewing Thread From One Mill
We spin 100% YIZHENG polyester staple fiber into yarn, dye it in our own dye house and rewind it into finished sewing thread cones. Garment, footwear, bag and home textile factories buy the finished cone. Thread converters buy the yarn by the container.
One Fiber Three Ways To Buy It
The same 100% YIZHENG polyester staple fiber leaves the plant as raw white yarn, as dyed yarn on tubes, or as finished sewing thread on small cones. Which one you buy depends on what you do next with it.

100% Spun Polyester Yarn
Raw white spun polyester yarn on paper cones or plastic dye tubes, spun from 100% YIZHENG polyester staple fiber and t...
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Colour-Dyed Spun Polyester Yarn
Spun polyester yarn dyed in our own dye house to your colour card and delivered on plastic dye tubes, ready for rewind...
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Polyester Sewing Thread
Finished sewing thread rewound onto small cones, boxed and cartoned, ready to go straight to the sewing floor....
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Silicone Oil And Textile Auxiliaries
Industrial silicone fluid from 50cst to 1000cst in 25 kg and 200 kg drums, sourced alongside our yarn for customers wh...
1 itemCounts From 20S/2 To 60S/3
Thirteen counts in two, three and four ply, twisted on TFO or ring frames in S or Z direction. Every count is held in all three product forms.

Polyester Sewing Thread 60S/3
fine shirting, lingerie, sheer fabric, high-density overlock
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Polyester Sewing Thread 60S/2
lingerie, silk-like fabric, fine shirting, overlocking on thin knit
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Polyester Sewing Thread 50S/3
fine home textile, decorative seams, lightweight bag lining
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Polyester Sewing Thread 50S/2
blouses, dress fabric, lightweight woven garments, embroidery ground
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Polyester Sewing Thread 45S/2
shirting, linings, light jackets, children's wear
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Polyester Sewing Thread 42S/2
light garments, linings, blouses, uniform shirting
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Colour-Dyed Spun Polyester Yarn 60S/3
fine shirting, lingerie, sheer fabric, high-density overlock
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Colour-Dyed Spun Polyester Yarn 60S/2
lingerie, silk-like fabric, fine shirting, overlocking on thin knit
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Colour-Dyed Spun Polyester Yarn 50S/3
fine home textile, decorative seams, lightweight bag lining
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Colour-Dyed Spun Polyester Yarn 50S/2
blouses, dress fabric, lightweight woven garments, embroidery ground
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100% Spun Polyester Yarn 60S/3
fine shirting, lingerie, sheer fabric, high-density overlock
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100% Spun Polyester Yarn 60S/2
lingerie, silk-like fabric, fine shirting, overlocking on thin knit
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100% Spun Polyester Yarn 50S/3
fine home textile, decorative seams, lightweight bag lining
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100% Spun Polyester Yarn 50S/2
blouses, dress fabric, lightweight woven garments, embroidery ground
View specificationWhere Our Thread Ends Up
The counts a buyer needs follow the fabric they sew. These are the six sectors our customers work in.

Garment Sewing
Fine stitching lines outline a fitted silhouette and keep the garment durable and comfortable to wear.
Recommended counts: 40S/2, 40S/3, 45S/2, 50S/2
Home Textile Production
Bedding edges stay smooth and neat after repeated washing when the seam thread holds its shade and strength.
Recommended counts: 30S/2, 30S/3, 40S/2, 50S/3
Shoe Manufacturing
High-strength stitching holds upper and sole together through daily wear and abrasion.
Recommended counts: 20S/2, 20S/3, 20S/4, 30S/2
Bag And Luggage Production
Bold stitch lines reinforce the load-bearing areas so a bag carries its contents without seam failure.
Recommended counts: 20S/3, 20S/4, 30S/3, 50S/3
Industrial Fabric Assembly
Stretch-resistant thread suits heavy-duty fabric and holds up in demanding working environments.
Recommended counts: 20S/3, 20S/4, 30S/3
Handcraft And Embroidery
Colourful threads pick out handcrafted detail and give fabric art its liveliness.
Recommended counts: 50S/2, 60S/2, 60S/3The Six Problems Buyers Bring Us
Thread is a commodity right up until it stops a production line. These are the failures customers describe when they change supplier.
Shade that does not match after bulk has been cut
Spinning and dyeing happen in the same plant, so a lab dip is approved before bulk and one party owns the result.
Machines stopping several times a shift on thread breaks
Evenness is controlled upstream at carding and drawing, and cones are wound knotless so nothing stops a run mid-cone.
Buying colours you may never sell
Raw white yarn lets you hold one stock item and dye to the order you actually have.
A supplier who cannot hold a count
Thirteen counts from 20S/2 to 60S/3 are part of the standing programme, not a one-off run.
Coastal prices on a commodity product
The plant sits inside the Hanchuan cluster, with raw material and skilled labour in the same area.
Paperwork that arrives late and holds the container
T/T and L/C are both handled routinely, with FOB, CIF and DDP terms supported.
The Numbers That Matter On A Purchase Order


From Baled Fiber To Finished Cone In Six Stages
Every stage listed here happens on our own site. Nothing is subcontracted out and brought back in.
Four Ways Orders Usually Run

Colour Matching And Dyeing To Your Card
Send a colour card or a physical swatch and we dye in the same plant that spun the yarn.
See the six steps
Custom Count And Custom Packing
Count, ply, twist direction, cone type and carton marking are all specified per order.
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Bulk Yarn Supply For Thread Converters
Container-scale raw white or dyed yarn for converters who rewind and brand it themselves.
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Sampling And Trial Orders
A sample in 3-7 days, then a trial order before you commit a container.
See the six stepsGuides For People Who Buy Thread
Counts, twisting, packing and payment terms explained without sales language.

How To Read Polyester Yarn Counts From 20S/2 To 60S/3
What the two numbers in a spun polyester yarn count mean, how ply changes the thread, and which count suits which fabric.
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TFO Twisting And Ring Twisting Compared
The practical difference between two-for-one twisting and ring twisting for spun polyester sewing thread.
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Should You Buy Raw White Yarn Or Dyed Yarn
A buying comparison between raw white spun polyester yarn and yarn dyed at the mill, including MOQ and packing differences.
Read the guideWhat Buyers Ask First
What do you actually make?
Spun polyester yarn and polyester sewing thread. The mill spins raw white yarn, dyes it, and rewinds it into finished sewing thread cones, all on the same site in Hanchuan City, Hubei.
What is the minimum order quantity?
Yarn is 10 tons, raw white or dyed. Finished sewing thread is 500 kg for black and white and 200 kg for other colours.
How long does production take?
Shipment is 15-25 days after we receive the deposit or the original L/C. Samples are ready in 3-7 days.
What raw material do you spin?
100% YIZHENG polyester staple fiber.
Which counts do you hold?
Thirteen counts from 20S/2 to 60S/3, in two, three and four ply, twisted on TFO or ring frames in S or Z direction.
How do I get a quote?
Email [email protected] with the count, ply, colour and quantity, or call +86 15172228686. There is no form to fill in.
Send Us A Count A Colour And A Quantity
That is enough for a firm quotation. No form to fill in, no account to create.



