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PRODUCT NAME	Spun yarn
YARN COUNT	Ne 16s - 60s
ADVANTAGES	Biodegradable Yarn：(1) Bamboo Yarn (2)Hemp Yarn (3) PLA Yarn Bamboo Yarn: (1) Cooling yarn (2) Anti-bacterial yarn (3) Bio-degradable yarn (4) Flame retardant yarn Normal yarn count is 16s-50s. Free sample could be provided on request. Flame retardant series: (1) FR Aramid yarn (2) Modacrylic yarn (3) Preoxidized yarn (4) FR viscose yarn (5) Polyimide yarn Sustainable Yarn: (1) Recycled Polyester Yarn
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