Silk fiber is a valuable material primarily used in the field of high-end fashion and clothing. Silk fabrics have conquered many discerning markets such as France, Italy, India, Japan, etc. due to their soft, delicate texture, lightweight, and strong weaving from entirely natural silk fibers. The artisans possess high skills and techniques in this field.
When the silkworms are ripe, they are caught and cocooned. “Né” is a bamboo screen with wide square holes. The silkworm attaches itself to the “Né” to release its cocoon over a period of 3-8 days.
After reeling, silk is rolled into silk bobbins or silk skeins. Depending on the quality of the silk and the processing method, people can obtain different types of silk with different names and qualities.
The silk cocoons collected from farmers in the raw material area of Nam Ban Silk all meet uniform quality standards.
The modern and highly automated factory system has increased the quality and production output. In addition, Nam Ban Silk also has over 50 workers producing in the factory.
Nam Ban Silk’s production capacity of high-quality finished silk reaches up to 286 tons per year and is currently being invested in further upgrading.
Nam Ban Silk invests in enhancing its transportation capacity to promptly and early meet the demands of goods from domestic and international partners and customers.
Silk is a type of fiber that has its origins from animals and has been developed over thousands of years. The silk cocoon is a strong fortress that withstands predators and is durable enough to resist attacks. The cocoon has insulation properties that help maintain a stable temperature inside, creating a ventilated environment for the silkworm to develop into a moth.
