Polyester DTY collection
Use the related collection to review the wider DTY range before choosing a sample.
Open DTY collectionSpecification and sampling guide
DTY Yarn for Clearer Textile Material Decisions
dty yarn selection is easier when denier, twist, luster and dyeing route are discussed together. This guide keeps dying polyester visible while connecting the DHOMA product to real label, embroidery, elastic and shoe-upper applications.
Send yarn requirementsView product
20d–450ddenier range listed
4 lusterssemi dull to FDY bright
2 routescone dye or dope dye
100%polyester composition
Build the yarn brief from four choices
DHOMA's product page gives a useful starting grid. Confirm the final construction with a sample because end-use performance depends on the finished article and process.
| Denier | 20d to 450d, selected against the required coverage and construction. |
|---|---|
| Twist | Various twist options are listed; confirm the target hand and downstream process. |
| Luster | Semi dull, full dull, bright and FDY bright. |
| Dyeing method | Cone dye and dope dye options are shown on the product page. |
| Composition | 100% polyester DTY yarn. |
| Application list | Woven labels, embroidery, elastics, socks, shoe uppers, covering stitch, gloves, collars and bags. |
Match the yarn to the finished item
Each use case changes the questions you should send with a sample request.
Labels and embroidery
Share artwork, stitch density, required color and the surface the yarn must sit on.
Elastics and socks
State stretch construction, cover yarn arrangement and the hand or recovery target to review.
Shoe uppers and bags
Describe abrasion, color, package format and the machine or stitch process that will consume the yarn.
Useful routes for sampling
DHOMA also lists related polyester families when the application needs a different construction or finish.
Stretch yarn direction
Compare a stretch-yarn path when the finished textile needs a different recovery behavior.
Compare stretch yarn
Dope-dyed polyester
Review this route when color process and shade consistency are central to the brief.
Review dope-dyed yarnRFQ notes
Make the first sample useful
Include the finished product, not just the yarn name, so the response can address the real process.
- Denier and twist target
- Luster and color requirement
- Cone dye or dope dye preference
- End product and machine/process
- Sample quantity and delivery destination
Read before sending an RFQ
These DHOMA articles cover material, application and enquiry considerations.
What 100% polyester means in material descriptions
Clarifies composition language so a material statement is not mistaken for a complete performance or certification claim.
Read material guidance
DTY yarn for labels, embroidery, elastics and uppers
Connects the same yarn family to finished-item constraints and better sample questions.
Read application guidance
How to send a clear DTY yarn RFQ
Shows which technical and end-use details reduce ambiguity when comparing polyester yarn manufacturers.
Read RFQ guidanceQuestions to confirm
Before you approve a yarn sample
What denier range is listed?
The product page lists 20d to 450d. The suitable point within that range depends on the finished product and process.
Which luster options are available?
Semi dull, full dull, bright and FDY bright are listed options.
What does “dying polyester” refer to here?
Here, “dying polyester” refers to polyester DTY yarn available with cone-dye and dope-dye method options.
Can the yarn be used for woven labels?
Woven labels are one of the applications listed by DHOMA; send artwork and construction details for sample discussion.
What should an RFQ include?
Include denier, twist, luster, color, dyeing route, end product and machine/process details.
Can I compare related yarn families?
Yes. DHOMA links polyester stretch, dope-dyed and other yarn collections for a broader sample review.
Turn the finished item into a clear yarn brief
Send DHOMA the construction and end-use details that make a sample meaningful.
