Polyester Spun Yarn is a form of yarn made by twisting strands of polyester staple fibers together. The fibers may be made from a single type of polyester or they can be blended with different types of natural or synthetic fibres. This type of polyester is usually used to make clothing, but it can also be used to make other textile products, such as sewing thread and embroidery floss. Spun polyester is durable and can be laundered in hot water multiple times without losing its strength or color. It is also resistant to wrinkling and does not shrink in the washer or dryer.

This type of polyester is not as soft as cotton, but it feels smooth and soft in the hand. It is also a good choice for all-weather fabrics because it can withstand both rain and sun. Fabrics made of spun polyester are often available in more styles and designs than other fabrics, so they are popular for clothes and other apparel. It is also a popular choice for upholstery and other fabric items that are exposed to a lot of use.

A special kind of polyester, known as Eco Poly, is made by adding an additive to the fibres that makes it biodegradeable when discarded or used in landfills or in natural sea water. ABY’s new Eco Poly yarn uses this technology, which is an important step towards making more sustainable polyester products.

The process of creating spun polyester starts with cutting the long filaments of polyester into shorter pieces, called staples. Then, the staples are spun to create a yarn that is made up of thousands of individual filaments. The resulting yarn is a very durable fabric that can be made in a variety of colours and textures.

Although it is not as soft as cotton, spun polyester has a nice, smooth texture that feels similar to cotton. This gives it a high level of comfort, which many people appreciate. It is also easy to launder and does not lose its colour, even after several washes.

Spun polyester is also highly durable and resists wrinkling. This makes it a good choice for all-weather clothing and other garments that are exposed to a lot of wear and tear. It is also resistant to mildew and stains. Its colors hold up well and do not fade over time, which is another feature that many customers like. It is also washable in hot water, which is a big advantage for consumers who want their clothes to last longer. Unlike other kinds of fabrics, spun polyester does not absorb moisture and therefore is less likely to get moldy or attract insects or other pests. It is also a great choice for bedding, since it can stretch across the mattress and still be soft. It is also a good material for tablecloths because it can handle spills and food stains. The same is true for napkins, which are frequently laundered and tend to be exposed to a lot of food and drink.