Recycled cotton yarn is spun from fibre recovered from cotton waste: clippings from garment cutting, mill waste and other cotton textile scrap. The material is opened back into fibre, cleaned, and spun again.
Why buyers choose it
- Lower cost. Our recycled yarns are listed at ₹79/kg (2 ply) and ₹83/kg (1 ply), below most of our virgin-cotton counts.
- Less waste. Reusing fibre reduces the cotton that ends up burned or in landfill.
- Lower resource use. Recycled fibre avoids much of the water and land needed to grow new cotton.
Where it works best
Recovered fibres are shorter than fresh cotton, so recycled yarn is best suited to coarser counts and sturdy products: rugs and durries, mops, towels, bags, upholstery backing and heavy knitted goods. Choosing 2 ply adds strength and evenness for weaving.
Single or double ply?
Single ply is softer and more economical. Double ply, two single yarns twisted together, is stronger and more even, which helps on looms. Tell us your end use and we will recommend the right one.