Often called “organic silk,” Noil yarn is made from the shorter fibers left over after combing, giving it a unique, nubby texture. This 30-count variety is particularly special, offering a rustic charm that stands out in a world of smooth synthetics. It has a low sheen and a wonderful “crunch” to the hand, making it a favorite for eco-conscious fashion and textured upholstery. Despite its textured appearance, it retains the incredible thermal properties of silk, keeping you cool in summer and warm in winter. Its white color emphasizes its natural origins, looking beautiful in raw, un-dyed states. It is the perfect choice for creating garments with character and a story of sustainability.
30 Count Silk Noil Yarn (White)
| Grade | 4A |
|---|---|
| Usage/Application | Dress Material, Embroidery, Weaving, Knitting, Sarees, Home Textile |
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4 Count Silk Noil Yarn (White)
A step up in refinement from the 0 count, this 4-count yarn offers a balance between “chunky” and “manageable.” It retains the signature “noil” bumps—small specs of cocoon—that give it an organic, lived-in appearance. The white fibers are spun with a medium twist to ensure the yarn doesn’t shed while being worked on the loom. It is the ideal candidate for eco-friendly summer suiting, providing a breathable yet structured fabric. Designers love this yarn because it takes on a beautiful “patina” the more the finished garment is worn. It is a sophisticated take on the “raw” silk movement.
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Handloom Tana Pure Silk Warp Yarn (White)
Specifically engineered for the “Tana” or warp of a loom, this yarn is the backbone of handloom weaving. It is exceptionally strong, designed to withstand the high tension required during the weaving process without snapping. The “Pure Silk” designation guarantees a high-grade filament that results in a shimmering, glass-like finish on the final fabric. Its brilliant white shade ensures that any “Bana” (weft) colors used alongside it will pop with incredible vibrancy. This yarn is the silent hero behind India’s most exquisite hand-woven sarees and stoles. Without the reliability of this Tana yarn, the art of the handloom would simply not be possible.
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Twisted 1 Ply Indian Dupion Silk Yarn (Yellow)
Proudly sourced and spun in India, this 1-ply yarn carries the vibrant energy of the local silk markets. The “Yellow” color is a hallmark of Indian Mulberry silk, radiating a warmth that complements South Asian skin tones perfectly. Being a “1 Ply,” it is lighter and more flexible than its multi-ply counterparts. It is extensively used in the “Bana” (weft) of Banarasi and Kanchipuram sarees to add that signature texture. The “Twisted” finish ensures that the single ply is strong enough to survive the friction of the shuttle. It is a true “made in India” classic.
