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We are the top most manufacturers and suppliers of a qualitative assortment of viscose embroidery thread in the national market. These viscose embroidery threads are made using high quality imported viscose filament yarn that is extracted from wood or cotton pulp. Marketed under the brand name of vplus, these viscose embroidery threads are extensively used for doing different embroidery work on all types of fabrics and clothes. Moreover, these viscose embroidery threads are available at very reasonable rates.
Long lasting shine
Hygienic
Bright luster
Color fast
Runs at high speed
Most flexible
Prevents looping of the thread
Soft feel
High tensile strength.
Packaging Available
Big Cone : 1kg
Small cones : 40gm, 42gm, 45gm, 50gm, 100gm.
Viscose yarn as a silky and smooth appearance and feel and has similar woven characteristics and breathes like cotton. Manufacturing of viscose yarn is common in different textile industries to make garments of latest fashion trends.
Offerings of our viscose yarn comes in various colour shades and counts.
Features:
High strength
Low moisture retention
Best suitable for highly quality machines that are used in textile industry
Viscose is a unique form of wood cellulose acetate that can be used for the manufacture of a number of different types of products. It can also be made into the more common form of rayon that is used for many types of textile products, including clothing.
Viscose rayon has a silky appearance and feel, and also has the ability to breathe in a manner similar to cotton weaves. One of the more popular properties of viscose rayon is that the fabric tends to drape very well, which makes it ideal for use in simple curtains, as well as the perfect fabric to line more formal draperies.
Best examples of Viscose yarn is yarn for manufacturing home furnishing products and linings. Providing the staple for towels and table-cloths and into high tenacity yarn for tires. Yet other uses included the manufacture of sponges and absorbent cloths.
