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what is denier in yarn
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Denier is a unit of measurement used to quantify the thickness or density of yarn and fibers. It represents the mass in grams of 9,000 meters of the fiber or yarn. The lower the denier number, the finer the fabric; the higher the number, the thicker or more robust the material. This system is particularly used in the textile industry for synthetic fibers like nylon, polyester, and silk, allowing manufacturers and consumers to compare the durability, opacity, and texture of different products. For instance, a 20-denier yarn is quite fine and would be used for sheer fabrics, whereas a 600-denier yarn indicates a much thicker, durable material suitable for heavy-duty applications like outdoor gear. Understanding denier is essential for selecting the appropriate fabric for specific needs, balancing between comfort, functionality, and wear resistance.
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