We import and stock a varied collection of nylon and polyester yarns that are covering different deniers of spandex, and rubber for compression wear, hosiery, circular fabric, and beanies. These yarns provide body and enhanced quality to our customers’ products.
Write our sales team at imtex@knotwidth.com or call +1 (514) 736-0770 with your preferred product, features or application. We also specialize in matching, duplicating and developing your custom shade, count and quality. For every production, we will offer you the most appropriate practical solution.
- No MOQ (1 case limit per shade), with certain conditions
- Certain SKUs can be imported for direct sale (your custom count, blend and color)
- Managed for timely delivery and adherence to strict technical standards
- We also act as manufacturers’ agents to facilitate your direct purchase from our trusted mills. We act between
the spinning mill and you to assure the fairest price and conditions for your long-term repeat business relationships.
Explore examples of stretch yarn
- Dresses
- Sweaters
- Gloves
- Hats
- Shirts
- Pantyhose
- Leggings
- Dress socks
- Sport socks
- Thermal socks
- Hockey socks
- Compression Wear
- Diabetic socks
- Hi-Viz (High visibility)
- Flame retardant
- Cut-proof
- Thermal (cooling, heating)
- Construction & Workplace Safety
- Hockey socks
- Jerseys and Team Uniforms
- Moisture Wicking [Gym Clothing]
- Cooling Yarn [Workout Clothing]
- Covered Yarns [Spandex Clothing]
- Stretch Yarns [Bathing Suits]
- Tapes
- Belts
- Trimming
- Home Furnishings
- Decorative Cord
- Industrial
- Straps
- Protective Coverings and - Tarps
- Snow fence
- Dividers
- Insulating Yarns
Tell us about your project and our team will be happy to discuss with you.
We carry a vast inventory of yarns and work transparently with our network of mills, distributors and converters to evolve and develop the most suitable product and pricing for your requirements. We are proud to serve 100s of SKUs to our clients — the widest array of any yarn broker in North America.
