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Filament yarns are continuous strands of fiber (as opposed to spun yarns, which are made up of short pieces of crimped fiber that are twisted together). Filament fibers tend to be stronger and have lower friction properties than spun yarns. Filament yarns are used in high-strength outershells and low-friction inner liner fabrics.
