Coir Yarn  is one of the oldest natural fibres found in the world today. It has consumed  for more a millennium by different coastal regions across the world . Many industrial and household products are being manufactured from this fibre.Coir Yarn traders in Salem is  very popular all over the world .Coir is obtained from the fruit of the coconut tree.  The water resistant fibres which are strong cover cocunuts inner fruit. The white flesh in inned side of the fruit  is formed by hard brown kernel. The fibrous layer forms a strong, shockabsorbing mesh which protects the seed from mechanical damage and is water resistant.The individual fibre cells are  hollow and narrow , with walls thick  of cellulose. They look pale when at immature stage but later they turn hardened and turn yellow when a  lignin layer, a woody chemical which is complex, is sprayed on their walls. Mature brown coir fibres contain more lignin and less cellulose than fibres such as flax and cotton and so are stronger but less flexible. White fibre is smoother and finer than the harder brown fibre but is also weaker. The coir yarn  is generally waterproof and is the only natural fibre that is damage resistant  by salt water.

Coir Yarn traders in Salem are known to supply one of the finest coir yarn.

Coconut trees is seen in  the coastal regions of worlds different parts . Some of the main regions include the Indo Malaysian region, on the Ivory Coast, Dahomey and Togo, West Africa and in Mozambique, Kenya, Tanzania and Central and South America.

Total world coir fibre production is 250,000 tonnes. The coir yarn industry is particularly important in some areas of the developing world.In India, majorly  the Kerala State, produces 60% of  of white coir fibre  total world supply. Sri Lanka is the country which forms 36% of the total world fibre brown output. Around most  of the coir yarn  produced annually in the world is used in the countries of origin, India mainly.urces

Yarns and Fibers have been a great discovery for humanity since their first known usage around 1000 years back. Various fibers like the coir from the coconut, cotton, jute have all helped in creating such wonderful things which we have today. Further utilization of these raw natural fibers have resulted in the formation of yarns which is still is the basic ground for all our apparel and clothing industry. In short the entire textile industry is absolutely dependent on these yarns right from the home textile industry to technical textile industry for the interlining work in all the articles and accessories. Natural fibers are still in great demand though man-made fibers are taking the lead in the textile industry.