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Cotton Yarn Manufacturer & Supplier

Cotton yarn manufacturer & supplier — mill-direct across India

AA Enterprises supplies mill-manufactured cotton yarn direct from Indian spinners — combed, carded and compact, in counts 20s to 100s — to mills, knitters, weavers, garment units and exporters, and has done so since 1974. We are a sourcing and supply partner rather than a spinning mill: we buy to your written specification and hold it.

Mill-direct cotton yarn

We work with trusted manufacturers to bring you consistent, mill-grade cotton yarn from a single source.

Combed cotton yarn

Smooth, strong, low-neppy yarn, counts 20s–100s.

Carded cotton yarn

Economical, hard-wearing yarn, 10s–40s.

Single & double (TFO)

Single and two-fold yarn to match your machine.

Mill-direct supply

Manufactured yarn sourced direct, held consistent lot to lot.

TypeCount rangeTypical use
Combed cotton20s–100sKnitwear, fine shirting
Carded cotton10s–40sHosiery, denim, home textiles
Hosiery / knitting24s–40sTees, innerwear, knit fabric
Weaving20s–80sShirting, bottom-weights

Who we supply

  • Knitting & hosiery mills
  • Weavers & shirting units
  • Garment exporters
  • Home-textile makers
  • Dye houses & converters
  • Traders & wholesalers

Whether you need a specific count, blend or grade, we source mill-manufactured cotton yarn to your spec and dispatch mill-direct across India.

Frequently asked questions

Are you a cotton yarn manufacturer?

We are a Delhi-based cotton yarn supplier sourcing mill-manufactured yarn direct from India’s spinners, and supplying it consistent and mill-direct since 1974.

What cotton yarn counts do you supply?

Commonly combed cotton 20s–100s and carded cotton 10s–40s, single and two-fold; other counts to spec.

Do you supply across India?

Yes — mill-direct, tracked dispatch across India, plus export.

Mill capacity in India, in current numbers

The supply base we buy from, as measured by the industry’s own council.

India’s spinning sector runs roughly 1,943 mills with about 50 million spindles and 0.75 million open-end rotors — the second largest spinning capacity in the world — covering the full count range from 2s to 200s (TEXPROCIL).

Cotton production stood at 290.91 lakh bales (4.95 million tonnes) in 2025-26 provisional, against 297.24 lakh bales (5.06 million tonnes) in 2024-25. One bale is 170 kg (PIB, July 2026).

Every figure above carries the year it refers to and the body that published it. None of them are our own estimates.

Need a mill-direct cotton yarn supplier?

Share your count, blend and quantity and we will send firm pricing and a lead time.

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