Drawn Textured Yarns are most widely used filament yarns in world. We cover conventional and functional DTY yarns available in various lustres, cross-sections and colours serving weaving, knitting and technical applications.

Polyester FDY or SDY yarns in Raw White and Dope dyed colours available for Circular and Warp knitting, weaving and technical applications.

Polyester High Tenacity Yarns; Low shrinkage, super low shrinkage, high modulus, ultra high modulus and normal shrinkage yarns for industrial and technical textile applications.

Covered with elastane yarn or rubber, air covered yarns are widely used in circular knitting and weaving applications. Single or double covered with trademark elastane yarn, air covered yarns offer unique feel. Check our range for more details.

ATY Yarns offer touch of cotton and functionality of polyester filament yarns. Available in Semi-dull, Bright, Full Dull lustres and 100+ colours. Check our ATY range

Nylon 6 are widely used in hosiery, weaving and knitting. Check our Nylon DTY range for more.

Polybutylene Terephthalate (PBT) yarn with its better than Polyester elasticity and alternative to Spandex comes in DTY, FDY, POY filament yarn forms. Check our PBT range for more information →

Filament yarn is structure of one or more continuous strand of polymer whose length is ideally infinite running through entire length of yarn. In contrast, staple fibres have defined length. Filament yarns are man made fibres, produced by different technologies (heat texturing, air jet texturising etc.) to form mono or multi filaments of yarns.

The fineness (diameter) of single filament when combined defines denier (dtex) of filament yarn.

Filament yarns produced through texturing are applied heat and subsequent twisting to give desired form to filament yarn.

Most widely used filament yarns are : Polyester Draw Textured Yarns (DTY), Fully drawn yarn (FDY) or Spin Drawn Yarn (SDY), Partially oriented yarns (POY), Air jet textured yarns (ATY), Nylon 6 (DTY and FDY) yarns Viscose filament yarns,  Polypropylene filament yarns, PBT (polybutylene terephthalate) yarns and PTT (polytrimethylene terephthalate) yarns.