Yarns produced by air-jet texturing technique have great similarities to yarns produced from staple fibers in both appearance and physical properties.

There are also silk-like (with slubs) types in various colors and combinations of air-texturing yarns with natural fiber appearance.

Air texturing yarns, which can be produced between 55 - 3400 dtex, are preferred in end-use areas such as curtains, clothing, upholstery, carpet, curtain accessories (tassels, lanyards, eaves). It is also used in the production of automotive textiles and industrial, high-strength sewing threads.