Specification
| Item | Typical Range |
|---|---|
| Denier | 50D - 300D |
| Shrinkage Differential | Engineered gap between the two components, tuned per fabric target |
| Component Pairing | Low-shrink polyester combined with a higher-shrink polyester or copolymer strand |
| Filament Arrangement | Side-by-side or combined-filament bundle |
| Fabric Effect | Surface texture, crimp, bulk, or paper-like touch after heat setting |
| Packaging | Dyeing tube or paper cone, customizable |
The exact shrinkage gap between the two components is set to match the target fabric hand and appearance, so it is confirmed against a sample or target fabric rather than fixed to one standard ratio.
Applications
- Taffeta and fashion woven fabrics: produces a crisp, paper-touch surface valued in dress and outerwear fabrics.
- Textured lining fabrics: adds a distinctive hand feel without switching to a heavier yarn.
- Suede-like and peach-skin finish fabrics: built-in surface texture supports later napping or brushing treatments.
- Bulked lightweight fabrics: adds loft and cover to a fabric without increasing yarn weight.
- Decorative jacquard fabrics: surface contrast from the shrinkage effect can highlight woven pattern areas.
Advantages
- Built-in texture: the surface effect develops during standard heat setting, without extra texturizing machinery.
- Added bulk without added weight: gives lightweight fabric more loft compared to using a thicker flat yarn.
- Distinctive hand feel: creates a surface texture that sets the fabric apart from a plain flat-yarn construction.
- Repeatable effect: once the shrinkage gap is set correctly for a given fabric, the resulting texture is consistent batch to batch.

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