Cross Stitch Floss Spun from Xinjiang Long-Staple Cotton

MH cotton cross stitch floss is a six-strand hand embroidery thread spun from long-staple cotton yarn grown in Xinjiang, China, and finished through twisting, dyeing, mercerising and winding in MH's own plant.

The six strands separate cleanly, so a stitcher can work one strand for fine detail or several together for coverage, adjusting line weight to the fabric count. The floss is used for cross stitch, friendship bracelets, tassels, children's craft, holiday decoration and surface embroidery on blouses and t-shirts.

Key Selling Points

• Long-staple cotton base: MH floss is spun from long-staple cotton, so the strand runs smoother and sheds less lint than short-staple floss during long stitching sessions.
• Full process in one plant: Twisting, dyeing, mercerising and winding all happen in house, which keeps shade and twist consistent across the skeins in a pack and between repeat orders.
• Strands that divide cleanly: The six-strand build separates without shredding, letting one article cover fine outline work and solid fill in the same design.
• Sheen from mercerising: The finishing step gives the floss its lustre and dye depth, so completed cross stitch pieces keep their colour presence under frame glass.
• Broad craft use: Beyond cross stitch, the floss suits friendship bracelets, tassels and children's craft, which widens the retail audience for a single article.
• Private-label ready: MH develops color ranges and pack formats to a customer's specification for craft brands and distributors.