About Colour Banian Yarn Waste
Yarn waste describes leftover fibers, threads, and scraps from textile production (spinning, weaving, knitting), appearing as loose, multi-colored, or grey tangled material, prized for its absorbency and softness, repurposed into cleaning rags, stuffing, nonwovens, or even new yarn, contributing to circular economy by reducing textile waste. It can range from short fibers to broken threads, sorted or mixed, and serves as a valuable, cost-effective raw material for various industries.