Yarns are divided into two main groups: natural and synthetic. While natural threads are made from fibers such as cotton, wool and silk, synthetic threads are made from chemically produced fibers such as polyester, nylon and acrylic. Blended yarns, which are a blend of natural and synthetic fibers, are also available.

Yarn production includes the preparation of fibers, spinning, twisting and winding stages. After natural fibers are harvested and cleaned, they are turned into thin and long threads. Synthetic fibers are produced by chemical processes. The resulting threads are twisted to increase their strength and wound on bobbins.

Threads are used in the textile industry in the production of products such as fabric, clothing, curtains, carpets and knitwear. It also has a wide range of uses in industrial applications, handicrafts and technical textiles.

Care of products made of yarn varies depending on the type of fiber used. Items made from cotton and woolen threads generally require gentle washing, while items made from synthetic threads are more durable and can be machine washed. It is recommended to pay attention to the care instructions on the product labels.