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At Spica, we are dedicated to providing top-tier narrow fabrics, elastomer yarns, dyed yarns and high-quality socks, that meet the diverse needs of various industries. Guided by our leadership, we excel in delivering quality products and innovative solutions.
Woven, Jacquard and Knitted elastics are distinct types of materials used in various applications, particularly in the textile & garment industries. These materials serve similar functions but differ in their manufacturing processes, appearance, and performance characteristics.
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Picots
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X Folds
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Socks provide a comfortable layer of insulation for the feet, helping to regulate temperature and keeping them warm in cold weather. They also cushion the feet, reduce friction and prevent blisters.
Many socks are designed to wick moisture away from the feet, keeping them dry and preventing odours. Moisture-wicking socks are popular for athletic activities.
Socks come in a wide variety of colours, patterns, and materials, allowing individuals to express their personal style. They can add a pop of colour or a unique touch to an outfit, making them a fun fashion accessory.
Specialized socks, like compression socks, are designed to support circulation and reduce swelling, making them valuable for individuals with specific medical needs.
Athletic socks are designed with specific sports and activities in mind. They often feature extra cushioning, arch support, or ventilation to enhance performance and reduce the risk of injuries.
In certain professions or outdoor activities, socks play a vital role in protecting the feet from environmental hazards, such as sharp objects, extreme temperatures, or moisture.
The core elastomeric material provides the fabric with excellent stretch and recovery properties, making it suitable for applications that require flexibility and comfort.
The covering yarns protect the core material from damage and environmental factors, increasing the fabric’s overall durability.
The covering yarns can contribute to the visual appearance of the fabric, allowing for a wide range of designs and patterns.
The combination of stretchability and softness from the core material and the comfort from the covering yarns makes the fabric comfortable to wear.
“Covered spandex” or “covered rubber” by yarns refers to a textile or fabric construction technique where a stretchable and elastomeric core material, such as spandex or rubber, is encased or covered by other yarns or fibres.
This process combines the stretch and recovery properties of the elastomeric core with the desired characteristics of the covering yarns to create a fabric with enhanced stretchability, comfort, and durability.
Spandex or rubber, which are highly elastic and can stretch significantly, serves as the core or inner material.
Other yarns, which may be made of cotton, polyester, nylon, or other fibers, are used to cover or wrap the core material. These covering yarns may be woven, knitted, or otherwise integrated into the fabric structure.
The core material and covering yarns are combined during the fabric weaving or knitting process, resulting in a fabric where the core is surrounded or covered by the other yarns. The covering yarns hold the core material in place.
Woven Elastic
Dyed yarns, which are yarns that have been colored using various dyeing processes, find a wide range of end uses in the textile and fashion industry.
The choice of dyed yarns is essential for achieving specific colors, patterns, and visual effects in the final fabric or textile product.
The versatility of dyed yarns allows for a wide array of end uses in textiles and fashion, enabling manufacturers and designers to achieve the desired aesthetics, color schemes, and visual effects in their products.
The combination of stretchability and softness from the core material and the comfort from the covering yarns makes the fabric comfortable to wear.
Dyed yarns are used to create a variety of colors and patterns in socks and hosiery, allowing for diverse and stylish legwear options.
Bed linens, curtains, towels, and other home textile products often feature dyed yarns to match home decor and interior design preferences. Different colors and patterns can enhance the visual appeal of these items.
Intimate apparel such as bras, panties, and lingerie frequently incorporate dyed yarns to achieve both aesthetic and functional goals.
Dyed yarns are used in the production of upholstery fabrics for furniture, sofas, and chairs. These yarns contribute to the color and design choices for the furniture, creating a coordinated and appealing look.
Sports clothing, including jerseys, athletic tights, and sport- specific apparel, use dyed yarns for team colors and branding.
Scarves, ties, hats, and gloves are often made from dyed yarns, allowing for a wide range of colors and designs that complement various outfits.
Some shoe components and shoelaces are made from dyed yarns to match the overall shoe design or brand identity.