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Model NO.	pair
Thickness	Normal
Season	Four Seasons
Product Name	Anti-Bacterial Socks
OEM/ODM	Yes
Features	Breathable, Soft, Warm, Comfortable
Size	Free Size
Transport Package	Plastic Bag
Specification	29%Yakwool, 13%wool,41% Antibacterial,17%polyester
Trademark	ECO-Textile or OEM
Origin	China
HS Code	61159400
Production Capacity	10000 Pieces/Month

Product Description

Product Description

Anti-bacterial yak/wool series socks,warm,soft ,elastic and comfortable, the best partner in autumn winter

Product Name	Yak/Wool Socks
Material	29% Yak, 13% Wool, 41% Anti-bacterial, 17% Polyester
Advantage	Free Size, Suitable for Men, Lady, Baby

Yak Fiber Characteristics:

Yak is known as the plateau of the plateau. It is a unique breed of cattle that grows on the alpine grasslands of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and its adjacent areas in China. It is called yag in Tibetan. China has more than 3,000 years of yak domestication history. There are more than 12 million yaks in these provinces, including Qinghai, Tibet, Sichuan, Gansu and other provinces, accounting for more than 85% of the world's total. The rest are distributed in Mongolia, Russia and Central Asian region.

Yaks are mammals living in the highest altitudes in the world.The yak is harvested once a year. The annual calorie yield of adult yak is 1.17~2.62kg; the young cattle are 1.30~1.35kg, of which the coarse hair and the fluff are half. YAK hair is very thin, with a diameter of less than 20 microns and a length of 2.6 to 3.5 cm. It has irregular curvature, and the scales are tightly looped, with soft luster, strong elasticity and smooth handfeel. Yak velvet is warmer and softer than ordinary wool, and has been used in the field of garment production in recent years. Our natural white yak is the rare material in the world, the total world's output is 5-8tons, we comb the white yak serious and used for spinning luxurious yak yarn or blending with silk or wool.

With the improvement of processing technology and technology, yak fiber will be widely recognized and become a high-grade textile raw material after cashmere.