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Chenille yarn consists of short lengths of spun yarn or filaments that are held together by two ends of highly twisted fine strong yarn. The short lengths are called the pile and the highly twisted yarns are called the core. Chenille yarn can be made from many different types of fibers and yarns. Most common are Cotton, Spun viscose, Rayon, Acrylic and Polyester.

We produce chenille yarns in a range of counts from as coarse as 0.5 Nm to as fine as 8.0 Nm. All these yarns are manufactured using state-of-the art imported chenille machines. The yarn can be supplied in Hanks or Cones as per your requirement.





Chenille is the French word for 'caterpillar' - appropriately named for this soft, fuzzy yarn. For beautiful appearance and softness, chenille yarn has become the choice of fabric designers for many items. The softness and sheen of chenille improves the appearance and hand of thousands of everyday items, including sweaters, outerwear fabrics, upholstery and curtain fabrics, throws and blankets, and area rugs.
Chenille yarn consists of short lengths of spun yarn or filaments that are held together by two ends of highly twisted fine strong yarn. The short lengths are called the pile and the highly twisted yarns are called the core. Chenille yarn can be made from many different types of fibers and yarns. Most common are Cotton, Spun viscose, Rayon, Acrylic and Polyester. We produce chenille yarns in a range of counts from as coarse as 0.5 Nm to as fine as 8.0 Nm. All these yarns are manufactured using state-of-the art imported chenille machines. The yarn can be supplied in Hanks or Cones as per your requirement.












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