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Monday, October 18, 2010
Sports Socks, Athletic Sock, Performance Hosiery Manufacturer
RY International is a leading, quality cotton socks manufacturer and supplier from Pakistan. Our market basket includes customers from Italy, France, Spain, Belgium, Canada,Australia, and the US.
We believe our strength is our R&D development support for our customers. Our manufacturing capabilities include but it is not limited to the following:
1. PERFORMANCE SOCKS IN SPECIAL YARNS LIKE COOLMAX, SORBTEK, etc
2. TECHNICAL SOCKS WITH MESH SUPPORT, ARCH SUPPORT, RIB SUPPORT ETC
3. DOUBLE LAYER SOCKS
4. PATTERN CAPABILITIES
5. DIABETIC SOCKS
6. HIKER SOCKS WITH TWISTED YARN
7. MARLED EFFECT SOCKS WITH CONTRAST NYLON PLATINGG
8. BASEBALL SOCKS, KNEE HIGH SOCKS
9. ARGILE SOCKS IN DYED AND YARN DYED
10. MANY MORE
Socks Length
1. Knee High
2. Crew Socks
3. Quarter/ Anklet
4. Low Cut
5. No Show
Sports Specific/ Socks Manufacturer/ Hosiery Manufacturers/ Mill / Supplier/ Seller
1. Tennis Socks
2. Running Sock
3. Walking Socks
4. Hiking Socks
5. Golf Socks
6. Cycling Socks
7. Squash Socks
8. Badminton Socks
9. Cricket Sock
10. Baseball Socks
11. Soccer Socks
12. etc
and also every day comfort socks
In Processing our capabilities include but it is not limited to:
1. ANTI MICROBIAL WASH
2. ANTI BACTERIAL WASH
3. BIO POLISH WASH
4. SILICON WASH FOR EXTRA SOFTNESS
5. ENZYME WASH FOR COMBED YARN EFFECT
6. MANY MORE
In addition to above mentioned special developments, we are also working with basic commodity articles with competitive prices to beat the current recession period by selling more basic products. In recent past we have covered basic articles such as Tube, Crew, Quarter, Low Cut and No Show. We have covered packaging from single pair bandroll to 10 pairpolybags.We are a unit specializing in working with a selected customer base so wecan provide customized service to all our customers.
Website of RY International - Socks Hosiery Manufacturer
We believe our strength is our R&D development support for our customers. Our manufacturing capabilities include but it is not limited to the following:
1. PERFORMANCE SOCKS IN SPECIAL YARNS LIKE COOLMAX, SORBTEK, etc
2. TECHNICAL SOCKS WITH MESH SUPPORT, ARCH SUPPORT, RIB SUPPORT ETC
3. DOUBLE LAYER SOCKS
4. PATTERN CAPABILITIES
5. DIABETIC SOCKS
6. HIKER SOCKS WITH TWISTED YARN
7. MARLED EFFECT SOCKS WITH CONTRAST NYLON PLATINGG
8. BASEBALL SOCKS, KNEE HIGH SOCKS
9. ARGILE SOCKS IN DYED AND YARN DYED
10. MANY MORE
Socks Length
1. Knee High
2. Crew Socks
3. Quarter/ Anklet
4. Low Cut
5. No Show
Sports Specific/ Socks Manufacturer/ Hosiery Manufacturers/ Mill / Supplier/ Seller
1. Tennis Socks
2. Running Sock
3. Walking Socks
4. Hiking Socks
5. Golf Socks
6. Cycling Socks
7. Squash Socks
8. Badminton Socks
9. Cricket Sock
10. Baseball Socks
11. Soccer Socks
12. etc
and also every day comfort socks
In Processing our capabilities include but it is not limited to:
1. ANTI MICROBIAL WASH
2. ANTI BACTERIAL WASH
3. BIO POLISH WASH
4. SILICON WASH FOR EXTRA SOFTNESS
5. ENZYME WASH FOR COMBED YARN EFFECT
6. MANY MORE
In addition to above mentioned special developments, we are also working with basic commodity articles with competitive prices to beat the current recession period by selling more basic products. In recent past we have covered basic articles such as Tube, Crew, Quarter, Low Cut and No Show. We have covered packaging from single pair bandroll to 10 pairpolybags.We are a unit specializing in working with a selected customer base so wecan provide customized service to all our customers.
Website of RY International - Socks Hosiery Manufacturer
Socks Information Guide
Socks Information Guide
Numerous varieties of socks available, in a diverse range of fibers, low cut, medium cut, high cut, colors and designs. Usually, it’s a difficult decision to pick socks from almost uncountable selection of styles and colors and match with what we are wearing. Improper sock selection can ruin your comfort.
Different types of socks exist by the dozen, in a variety of fibers, cuts (i.e. low, medium and high), colors, and patterns. This overwhelming selection of styles and colors might explain why so many of us have a hard time picking socks that match what we're wearing. In addition, matching socks is often perceived as a trivial part of the whole grooming process. But the reality is improper coordination of socks can easily spoil your look, will not be comfortable, no matter how handsome and well-dressed you are.
Socks Matching
In the usual course of events, you should match your socks to your shoes to create a perfect visual appearance from cuff to toe. It is just to make sure a smooth transition between your pants, socks and shoes; it should be pleasing, the same way you synch the exterior and interior of a car. Matching your socks to your shoes is also a cost-effective solution given that men usually have two or three pair of shoes with different colors versus at least four to five different pair of pants.
If you are wearing beige pants with brown shoes, you should wear a usual brown, light brown or dark beige socks, or a pair of patterned socks that merge any amalgamation of these color can be a good option. Shaded socks that harmonize your pants and hoes will shun any bleak contrast between them and improve your overall appearance.
Tip: The socks and shoes should be darker than or same tone as your top. Except you are going for exercise to a gym or wearing white shoes with a white tux, there is no basis for you to wear white socks ever again. If you follow the tip, it will keep the fashion police off your tail more often than not.
Seasonal Aspect
You should consider some important factors like socks fabric quality, thickness, and importantly the season when picking which socks to wear. During winter and summer season, wool and cotton socks is a smart choice its of natural fabrics as well as absorbent. Socks are made from various blends of synthetic fibers like acrylic as well as stretch fibers with their advantages and disadvantages.
Tip: Wear Lighter socks in the summer and thicker during summers.
Finishing Strokes
Now you are familiar with the basics, now the question is that how you can make the socks match with your rest of clothing without sticking to more traditional solids?
The secret is to combine the color schemes in your socks and synch them to the rest of your outfit with making a fashion howler. You can do so by simply matching the colors in your socks patterns to another article of clothing you are wearing.
Formal
To jazz up your look, match the pattern in your socks to your shirt, tie or even pinstripes in your suit. If you are wearing a black suit with a red tie and black shoes, you can wear black socks that attribute a delicate red argyle design pr polka dots.
In more formal settings, black over-the-calf stretch nylon cotton or wool socks are fitting. You should also know that according to perfectionists, socks should extend over your calves any time you are wearing a tie. This avoids any part of your bare leg from being uncovered while seated and puts an end to occasional pulling, which is rude.
Tip: Always match the background of your socks with your shoes....
Informal
The same matching rules applies for your casual outfit; pair the colors of your sock pattern to another section of your clothing. If you are wearing traditional blue jeans, black shoes and a white T-shirt, then go for solid black socks or a black pair that features a slight blue pattern.
Tip: You can match the pattern in your socks to your top, belt or jacket but the key is that the background must be matching your shoes....
Active
For sporty outfits, white is fine but you can add a soothing touch to your appearance by matching the lines or logo featured on your socks to your shorts or T-shirt.
Tip: Grey socks are safe and stylish alternative for sportswear...
Website of RY International - Socks Hosiery Manufacturer
Numerous varieties of socks available, in a diverse range of fibers, low cut, medium cut, high cut, colors and designs. Usually, it’s a difficult decision to pick socks from almost uncountable selection of styles and colors and match with what we are wearing. Improper sock selection can ruin your comfort.
Different types of socks exist by the dozen, in a variety of fibers, cuts (i.e. low, medium and high), colors, and patterns. This overwhelming selection of styles and colors might explain why so many of us have a hard time picking socks that match what we're wearing. In addition, matching socks is often perceived as a trivial part of the whole grooming process. But the reality is improper coordination of socks can easily spoil your look, will not be comfortable, no matter how handsome and well-dressed you are.
Socks Matching
In the usual course of events, you should match your socks to your shoes to create a perfect visual appearance from cuff to toe. It is just to make sure a smooth transition between your pants, socks and shoes; it should be pleasing, the same way you synch the exterior and interior of a car. Matching your socks to your shoes is also a cost-effective solution given that men usually have two or three pair of shoes with different colors versus at least four to five different pair of pants.
If you are wearing beige pants with brown shoes, you should wear a usual brown, light brown or dark beige socks, or a pair of patterned socks that merge any amalgamation of these color can be a good option. Shaded socks that harmonize your pants and hoes will shun any bleak contrast between them and improve your overall appearance.
Tip: The socks and shoes should be darker than or same tone as your top. Except you are going for exercise to a gym or wearing white shoes with a white tux, there is no basis for you to wear white socks ever again. If you follow the tip, it will keep the fashion police off your tail more often than not.
Seasonal Aspect
You should consider some important factors like socks fabric quality, thickness, and importantly the season when picking which socks to wear. During winter and summer season, wool and cotton socks is a smart choice its of natural fabrics as well as absorbent. Socks are made from various blends of synthetic fibers like acrylic as well as stretch fibers with their advantages and disadvantages.
Tip: Wear Lighter socks in the summer and thicker during summers.
Finishing Strokes
Now you are familiar with the basics, now the question is that how you can make the socks match with your rest of clothing without sticking to more traditional solids?
The secret is to combine the color schemes in your socks and synch them to the rest of your outfit with making a fashion howler. You can do so by simply matching the colors in your socks patterns to another article of clothing you are wearing.
Formal
To jazz up your look, match the pattern in your socks to your shirt, tie or even pinstripes in your suit. If you are wearing a black suit with a red tie and black shoes, you can wear black socks that attribute a delicate red argyle design pr polka dots.
In more formal settings, black over-the-calf stretch nylon cotton or wool socks are fitting. You should also know that according to perfectionists, socks should extend over your calves any time you are wearing a tie. This avoids any part of your bare leg from being uncovered while seated and puts an end to occasional pulling, which is rude.
Tip: Always match the background of your socks with your shoes....
Informal
The same matching rules applies for your casual outfit; pair the colors of your sock pattern to another section of your clothing. If you are wearing traditional blue jeans, black shoes and a white T-shirt, then go for solid black socks or a black pair that features a slight blue pattern.
Tip: You can match the pattern in your socks to your top, belt or jacket but the key is that the background must be matching your shoes....
Active
For sporty outfits, white is fine but you can add a soothing touch to your appearance by matching the lines or logo featured on your socks to your shorts or T-shirt.
Tip: Grey socks are safe and stylish alternative for sportswear...
Website of RY International - Socks Hosiery Manufacturer
Process of Socks Making
Making of A Sock
We have categorized the manufacturing process into five steps. We begin the process with knitting, and then seaming, wet finish, board pairing, and packaging respectively. Let us show you the Making of a sock through the way...
Making_of_a_sock
* Process 1 : Knitting
* Process 2 : Seaming
* Process 3 : Wet Finish
* Process 4 : Board Pairing
* Process 5 : Packaging
Process 1: Knitting Process
Must be imagining the old knitting needles and grand mother on a rocking chair. aren't you? The socks can be made this way too but producing thousands of pairs this would be difficult rather impossible. We use high-tech machinery run by dedicated quality knitters and mechanics.
The high tech circular knitting machines use a series of knitting needles in a cylinder formation. The yarn is fed to the needles row after row through the stands. The rows are called courses. The vertical rows of stitches are called wales. The photo to the left shows the yarn feeding section and the top of the cylinder of knitting needles.
The knitter is the first step in our quality process. Socks are inspected from the knitting machine. A knitter works as a team with a knitting line mechanic. Together they ensure the product is made of the correct fibers, is constructed correctly, and meets or exceeds our standards for sizing, length, cross stretch, and quality parameters.
We have a wide variety of knitting machines for different applications. These machines enable us to use different fibers and technologies to meet our customers’ needs. Knitting is at the heart of what we do. It is the foundation of quality that socks manufacturing is built upon.
Process 2: Seaming / Linking Process
After the socks are knit, the toe seams must be closed. Our sock moves along to the next process which is seaming, where the sock need a toe seam. Once it leaves the knitting machine and after its first quality inspection, the sock goes to the seaming area. Here the toe opening is closed.
We have a number of ways to seam a sock and the selection is based on two simple quality factors. These factors are the quality of the seam itself and the comfort of the wearer. Again, the fibers and the sock’s intended use are considered to determine the appropriate seaming process.
The other seaming methods utilize machinery specifically designed for sock seaming. Our seaming operators align the socks in this machine for seaming. The socks are usually inside out for this process. The clip is a special knit area where the seam will be sown. The clip also has extra fabric that must be removed for a comfortable toe seam. The machine then turns the sock right side out as the final step.
Process 3: Wet Finish Process
Once seaming is completed, the socks now look like socks should and are ready for the next step which is The Wet Finish Process. At our facility the wet finish process can involve many steps. Some steps are common for all socks and others are specific processes for specific socks.
Socks are washed and dried after the knitting and seaming steps. The washing and drying steps do many things. Washing removes knitting oils and residue from yarns. It allows for adding softeners and conditioners for a soft feel. The “feel” of a sock is called its “hand.” Drying helps “set” certain fibers and treatments and can help add bulk to some socks depending on customer requirments.
The cleaning, conditioning, and softening products and amounts used vary for different socks. The temperature of the water and drying also are important in providing the optimum in comfort. Wet Finish area also includes dyeing, scouring, and bleaching operations. Socks that are to be white are either bleached or scoured. Bleaching is an oxidizing process that removes color from a sock, leaving it white. Scouring is a soap bath that removes tints and impurities.
Colored socks are either dyed after knitting or knit with previously dyed yarn. This already dyed yarn is called in-grain yarn. By the use of in-grain yarns, many attractive color blends and combination are possible. We pride ourselves on our sustainable methods and organic treatment processes.
Process 4: Board Pairing Process
After a trip through the Wet Finish area, the socks are ready for the next step which is Baord / Pairing. There are three steps in this activity: boarding, pairing, and a comprehensive quality review.
In boarding, the socks are pulled on flat metal foot forms. The forms are the desired shape and size of the socks. The socks on the forms are steam pressed between two heated surfaces. This gives the sock its finished look. The image at the left shows the boarding of socks. The freshly boarded socks are then paired. Even socks knit with the same yarns, same machines and the same settings will vary slightly. The pairing process matches socks to other socks with the same slight size variation.
The Board / Pair operation is the last phase of the quality program in manufacturing. Product quality is monitored at knitting, seaming, and during wet finishing. The last review is done at board/ pair. Quality issues that are found at board / pair are traced back through the manufacturing procedure to the source, documented, and corrected.
Process 5: Packaging Process
The pair of socks then moves to the final step which is Packaging. Once the socks are boarded and paired, the next step is packaging. The paired socks are either sent to the packaging line for immediate shipment or to fill future orders. Our packaging is driven by requirements of our retail store customers. Bar coding and standardization are inventory practices for many of our customers.
You can fine quality socks at the competitive prices from us...
Website of RY International - Socks Hosiery Manufacturer
We have categorized the manufacturing process into five steps. We begin the process with knitting, and then seaming, wet finish, board pairing, and packaging respectively. Let us show you the Making of a sock through the way...
Making_of_a_sock
* Process 1 : Knitting
* Process 2 : Seaming
* Process 3 : Wet Finish
* Process 4 : Board Pairing
* Process 5 : Packaging
Process 1: Knitting Process
Must be imagining the old knitting needles and grand mother on a rocking chair. aren't you? The socks can be made this way too but producing thousands of pairs this would be difficult rather impossible. We use high-tech machinery run by dedicated quality knitters and mechanics.
The high tech circular knitting machines use a series of knitting needles in a cylinder formation. The yarn is fed to the needles row after row through the stands. The rows are called courses. The vertical rows of stitches are called wales. The photo to the left shows the yarn feeding section and the top of the cylinder of knitting needles.
The knitter is the first step in our quality process. Socks are inspected from the knitting machine. A knitter works as a team with a knitting line mechanic. Together they ensure the product is made of the correct fibers, is constructed correctly, and meets or exceeds our standards for sizing, length, cross stretch, and quality parameters.
We have a wide variety of knitting machines for different applications. These machines enable us to use different fibers and technologies to meet our customers’ needs. Knitting is at the heart of what we do. It is the foundation of quality that socks manufacturing is built upon.
Process 2: Seaming / Linking Process
After the socks are knit, the toe seams must be closed. Our sock moves along to the next process which is seaming, where the sock need a toe seam. Once it leaves the knitting machine and after its first quality inspection, the sock goes to the seaming area. Here the toe opening is closed.
We have a number of ways to seam a sock and the selection is based on two simple quality factors. These factors are the quality of the seam itself and the comfort of the wearer. Again, the fibers and the sock’s intended use are considered to determine the appropriate seaming process.
The other seaming methods utilize machinery specifically designed for sock seaming. Our seaming operators align the socks in this machine for seaming. The socks are usually inside out for this process. The clip is a special knit area where the seam will be sown. The clip also has extra fabric that must be removed for a comfortable toe seam. The machine then turns the sock right side out as the final step.
Process 3: Wet Finish Process
Once seaming is completed, the socks now look like socks should and are ready for the next step which is The Wet Finish Process. At our facility the wet finish process can involve many steps. Some steps are common for all socks and others are specific processes for specific socks.
Socks are washed and dried after the knitting and seaming steps. The washing and drying steps do many things. Washing removes knitting oils and residue from yarns. It allows for adding softeners and conditioners for a soft feel. The “feel” of a sock is called its “hand.” Drying helps “set” certain fibers and treatments and can help add bulk to some socks depending on customer requirments.
The cleaning, conditioning, and softening products and amounts used vary for different socks. The temperature of the water and drying also are important in providing the optimum in comfort. Wet Finish area also includes dyeing, scouring, and bleaching operations. Socks that are to be white are either bleached or scoured. Bleaching is an oxidizing process that removes color from a sock, leaving it white. Scouring is a soap bath that removes tints and impurities.
Colored socks are either dyed after knitting or knit with previously dyed yarn. This already dyed yarn is called in-grain yarn. By the use of in-grain yarns, many attractive color blends and combination are possible. We pride ourselves on our sustainable methods and organic treatment processes.
Process 4: Board Pairing Process
After a trip through the Wet Finish area, the socks are ready for the next step which is Baord / Pairing. There are three steps in this activity: boarding, pairing, and a comprehensive quality review.
In boarding, the socks are pulled on flat metal foot forms. The forms are the desired shape and size of the socks. The socks on the forms are steam pressed between two heated surfaces. This gives the sock its finished look. The image at the left shows the boarding of socks. The freshly boarded socks are then paired. Even socks knit with the same yarns, same machines and the same settings will vary slightly. The pairing process matches socks to other socks with the same slight size variation.
The Board / Pair operation is the last phase of the quality program in manufacturing. Product quality is monitored at knitting, seaming, and during wet finishing. The last review is done at board/ pair. Quality issues that are found at board / pair are traced back through the manufacturing procedure to the source, documented, and corrected.
Process 5: Packaging Process
The pair of socks then moves to the final step which is Packaging. Once the socks are boarded and paired, the next step is packaging. The paired socks are either sent to the packaging line for immediate shipment or to fill future orders. Our packaging is driven by requirements of our retail store customers. Bar coding and standardization are inventory practices for many of our customers.
You can fine quality socks at the competitive prices from us...
Website of RY International - Socks Hosiery Manufacturer
What is socks?
Socks clothing covers the foot and/or the lower leg. Socks keep your feet warm and designed to ease abrasion between your foot and footwear. Usually socks are used with footwear that covers the whole foot, such as sporty shoes, boots or dress shoes.
Socks usually come in various colors, materials, and sizes. They may cover only the foot or go right up to the knee with its variation in lengths. Different kind of socks include just-below-the-knee socks, knee high socks, crew socks, mid-calf socks, bare socks, toe socks, quarter socks, lo cut socks, and No show Socks.
Material is an important factor in Socks. You will be surprised at how many types of socks are available in the market. Do not get confused; just do a little research about the sock materials available and their dynamics. It will surely make you comfortable while wearing socks if you know which of distinct materials such as cotton, mercerized yarn, coolmax, nylon, polyester, acrylic and wool are suitable for you.
The health conditions and allergies are two key factors which should be taken in mind when choosing your socks or buying them for your family. A certain sock material may cause allergies. For diabetic and sensitive feet, you can opt for diabetic socks - these are specially designed for people who have foot related problems related to diabetes. The material used keeps the circulatory movements under control by providing a support to your feet. Remember that improper socks can cause serious foot aches and itching; hence, you have to be very careful when you go to the department store to buy your socks.
It is also important to consider weather and the season when buying socks. You will want cotton during summer, while woolen socks or polyesters are good during cold weather and winter.
Lastly the socks color plays an important part in your overall appearance. They can make you look good or can also ruin your overall appearance. The socks with light shades will be a better option in summers but socks with the bright and warm colors should be chosen during winters.
Website of RY International - Socks Hosiery Manufacturer
Socks usually come in various colors, materials, and sizes. They may cover only the foot or go right up to the knee with its variation in lengths. Different kind of socks include just-below-the-knee socks, knee high socks, crew socks, mid-calf socks, bare socks, toe socks, quarter socks, lo cut socks, and No show Socks.
Material is an important factor in Socks. You will be surprised at how many types of socks are available in the market. Do not get confused; just do a little research about the sock materials available and their dynamics. It will surely make you comfortable while wearing socks if you know which of distinct materials such as cotton, mercerized yarn, coolmax, nylon, polyester, acrylic and wool are suitable for you.
The health conditions and allergies are two key factors which should be taken in mind when choosing your socks or buying them for your family. A certain sock material may cause allergies. For diabetic and sensitive feet, you can opt for diabetic socks - these are specially designed for people who have foot related problems related to diabetes. The material used keeps the circulatory movements under control by providing a support to your feet. Remember that improper socks can cause serious foot aches and itching; hence, you have to be very careful when you go to the department store to buy your socks.
It is also important to consider weather and the season when buying socks. You will want cotton during summer, while woolen socks or polyesters are good during cold weather and winter.
Lastly the socks color plays an important part in your overall appearance. They can make you look good or can also ruin your overall appearance. The socks with light shades will be a better option in summers but socks with the bright and warm colors should be chosen during winters.
Website of RY International - Socks Hosiery Manufacturer
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