What is Denier?

Definition

Denier is a unit of measurement for fiber thickness. One denier = the mass in grams of 9,000 meters of fiber. Lower denier = finer, softer fiber. Higher denier = thicker, more durable fiber. Common in hosiery and microfiber specifications.

Why This Matters for Sourcing

Denier is a unit of measurement for fiber thickness. One denier = the mass in grams of 9,000 meters of fiber. Lower denier = finer, softer fiber. Higher denier = thicker, more durable fiber. Common in hosiery and microfiber specifications.

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