Composite yarn is only one type of fancy yarn. The scale of fancy yarn is relatively wide, including many types of yarns, abstractly speaking, in addition to traditional ring spinning, walking spinning, air spinning, etc. Other products made on machines such as hollow spindle twisting machines, small needle tube weaving machines, crochet machines, etc. (such as loop yarn, belly yarn, corrugated yarn, hollow ribbon yarn, bead yarn, feather yarn, half flannel, track yarn, lantern yarn, etc.) are called fancy yarn.
The difference between fancy yarn and composite yarn
Composite yarn is made by combining different types of yarns with lower twist, and the final product is generally thicker in count. Suitable for rough knitting or skilled weaving, with a rough style. There are also many products derived from it.
Fancy yarn, also known as special yarn, has great potential in material selection, color matching, pattern variation, and process parameter selection, which helps to increase the variety of fancy yarn itself.
Article source: Fancy Thread Manufacturer
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