ML087
SOMA is a functional ramie-blend yarn developed by our company for spring, summer, and fall. It features natural antibacterial properties, moth resistance, water repellency, moisture absorption, and quick-drying capabilities. To create a yarn better suited for women’s delicate skin, we have replaced the standard polyester fiber in SOMA with LUNACEL fiber, a type of collagen imported from Japan. In addition to retaining the original characteristics of SOMA, the new yarn offers additional benefits, such as a smooth luster, a cooling sensation, skin-friendliness, and odor control, truly delivering full functionality.
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| Yarn Code | Yarn Count | Composition | |
|---|---|---|---|
| ML087 | 1/36 NM | COOL.P45%R30%RAM25% | |
Advantages
Affordable
Soft Luster
Coolness
Factory Environment
FAQ
We specialize in cotton-spun ramie yarn, developed using proprietary methods. From cultivating improved ramie varieties to processing them with specialized equipment, we transform long ramie fibers into ultra-fine fibers compatible with cotton spinning systems. By combining Japanese oiling technology with partnerships with leading manufacturers, we produce high-quality ramie yarn that results in smooth, paper-like fabric—ideal for casual wear and other applications.
We focus on the development of innovative yarns and fabrics, specializing in linen, ramie, and other bast fibers. Our product range includes:
Ramie yarn for cotton spinning
Linen and blended yarns
High-end ramie and linen fabrics
We maintain long-term partnerships with leading fabric suppliers and end brands, including:
UNIQLO
MUJI
SHIPS
For more information, please visit our website: https://www.antsjapan.com/
Yes, our manufacturing infrastructure includes:
R&D Center and Spinning Mill in Nantong, Jiangsu Province
Fabric Manufacturing Facility in Gifu Prefecture, Japan
1. Initial Consultation & Design Analysis (5–10 days)
You can provide design concepts, market references, or specific requirements
Our team specializes in garment patterns, fabric structures, and yarn solutions, offering a variety of material options.
2. Sampling Phase (35–60 days)
Yarn Sampling (15–30 days) → Fabric Sampling (20–30 days)
Adjustments based on feedback; final sample confirmation (about 15 days)
3. Mass Production & Garment Manufacturing (40–55 days)
Yarn production (20 days) → Fabric weaving (20 days) → Garment manufacturing (15 days)
Total Timeline: Approximately 3–5 months (can be expedited using 30%)
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