Ladies Cosy Socks

This product line is a women's polyester fleece hosiery series, offering three stitch count options: 84N DC, 96N DC, and 56N SC. The stitch count directly determines the fabric's loop density and structural characteristics: 84N DC is a medium-density double-sided knit structure, balancing breathability and warmth; 96N DC is a high-density double-sided knit structure, increasing the number of loops per unit area and improving fabric tightness; 56N SC is a low-density single-sided knit structure with larger loop spacing, increasing fabric lightness. All products in this series are made from a blend of 99% polyester and 1% spandex. Polyester provides skeletal support and shape stability, while spandex imparts circumferential stretch and resilience to the hosiery. This series covers different wearing needs, achieving a gradient distribution of fabric performance through variations in stitch count.

Core Advantages

Parameterized Performance Gradient: The three stitch count configurations create a product matrix ranging from tightly knit to loosely knit. 96N DC has the highest density, the largest yarn usage per unit area, and ranks high in abrasion resistance and structural stability. 84N DC has a moderate density, achieving a specific balance between warmth and breathability. 56N SC has the lowest density, resulting in the lightest fabric weight and the highest breathability.

Application Scenarios: Multiple needle count configurations allow the same material system to adapt to different environmental needs. High density is suitable for scenarios with high friction, medium density for everyday general use, and low density for high-temperature environments or high-activity scenarios.

Weaving Structure Differences: DC double-sided weaving ensures a consistent fabric structure on both sides, with uniform surface performance. SC single-sided weaving creates a differentiated structure with a flat front and a looped back, improving hand softness.

Product Characteristics

Size Specifications: Sizes 9-11, suitable for women with foot lengths of 22.5-25.5 cm.

Needle Count Configuration:

84N DC: Medium-density double-sided weaving, moderate loop density, suitable for everyday general use.

96N DC: High-density double-sided weave with the highest loop density, resulting in improved fabric tightness and abrasion resistance.

56N SC: Low-density single-sided weave with the lowest loop density, resulting in a lightweight and breathable fabric.

Material Composition: 99% polyester fiber + 1% spandex.

Density Parameters: 96N DC has approximately 15% more loops per unit area than 84N DC, while 56N SC has approximately 30% fewer loops per unit area than 84N DC.

Weaving Method: DC is double-sided woven with an identical structure on both sides; SC is single-sided woven with a flat front and a curved loop back.

Application Scenarios

84N DC is suitable for: daily office work, home leisure, and light outdoor activities, balancing warmth and breathability.

96N DC is suitable for frequent walking, outdoor hiking, and scenarios with high footwear friction, utilizing its high-density structure to extend its lifespan.

56N SC Suitable Scenarios: Suitable for high-temperature environments in spring and summer, indoor sitting, low-intensity activities such as yoga, and more. Its lightweight structure enhances breathability.

Frequently Asked Questions and Solutions

Q: What are the differences in the feeling of the earing between socks of the same size with different stitch counts?

A: 96N DC, due to its higher density, has slightly greater initial fabric stiffness and a stronger wrapping feel; 84N DC has a moderate feel; 56N SC, due to its looser structure, has the highest softness and a relatively loose wrapping feel.

Q: Does higher density socks mean greater durability?

A: 96N DC has a higher number of loops per unit area, increasing the friction points between yarns and thus improving abrasion resistance. However, durability is also affected by factors such as yarn twist and weaving tension; density is only one of the influencing factors.

Q: Are low-density socks more prone to deformation?

A: 56N SC has a larger loop spacing, increasing the space for yarn movement within the fabric and resulting in a lower initial modulus. However, polyester has a higher glass transition temperature, limiting molecular chain movement at room temperature, thus maintaining dimensional stability during daily wear.

Precautions

Nail Count and Function Matching: Select the appropriate needle count configuration based on the wearing scenario. For high-friction scenarios, prioritize 96N DC; for high-temperature scenarios, prioritize 56N SC.

Uniform Washing Treatment: All socks, regardless of needle count, should be washed in the same way. It is recommended to use water below 30℃ and use a laundry bag to reduce mechanical damage.

Uniform Drying Method: All needle count configurations are recommended to be air-dried in the shade to avoid direct sunlight, which can cause photo-oxidation of the polyester.

Component
99%Polyester
1%Elastane