Import Cotton Ring Spun — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

The product is a ring‑spun cotton yarn produced by Yashanis Overseas in Thane, India. It is available in both combed and carded forms, and the supplier can supply the yarn in waxed or unwaxed condition for weaving or knitting on air‑jet looms. The yarn can be sold as single‑ply or as TFO‑doubled yarns of two or three plies, and blend options include polyester, viscose and recycled fibres. The listing highlights that the yarn is suitable for air‑jet loom applications and can be sourced in bulk.

Combed ring‑spun cotton typically offers a smoother, more parallel fibre alignment than carded yarn, resulting in higher tensile strength and lower hairiness, which is valued in high‑performance textiles. Standard ring‑spun yarn counts range from 20 Ne to 80 Ne (approximately 2.0 tex to 8.0 tex), with a typical twist of 8‑12 turns per metre for fine counts. Moisture content is usually kept around 12 % to maintain fibre integrity during processing. Waxed yarns provide improved lubrication for air‑jet looms, while unwaxed variants are preferred for knitting.

Textile manufacturers producing woven fabrics, knits or blended textiles are the primary buyers of this yarn. Yashanis Overseas offers the product in container loads, but the exact MOQ, lead time and payment conditions are not disclosed, so importers should request these details directly. Trade terms such as incoterms, packaging specifications and certification requirements can be negotiated with the supplier.

Yashanis Overseas is registered in Thane, Maharashtra, India, and is listed with a voyage trust tier, indicating a verified overseas supplier profile. The company’s address and contact details are provided in the platform listing, confirming its operational base in the textile hub of Thane.

The supplier specialises in manufacturing and exporting cotton yarns, offering both single‑ply and TFO‑doubled yarns for weaving and knitting. Their catalogue includes blended yarns with polyester, viscose and recycled fibres, sourced from India and other Asian countries, although specific production capacities or client references are not disclosed in the listing.