What is the process behind our New Dry Touch Jersey

Open‑end cotton yarn is made by rotor spinning, a high‑speed, highly automated method that turns a loose sliver of cotton into yarn without using a traditional ring‑spinning spindle.

Inside the rotor:

• The rotor spins at 30,000–100,000 rpm.
• Centrifugal force pushes fibres to the rotor wall, by opening the fibres, individualizing them, and then Fibres are collected in a groove and twist’s together as they’re continuously drawn off.
• This twist forms a continuous yarn, and then wound directly onto the cone.

   From fibre to form, the knitting begins to create our dry touch 499- OEC jersey.

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