The Types segment classifies Cotton Bamboo Yarn into four distinct product families: single‑ply yarn, multi‑ply yarn, blended yarn (cotton‑bamboo ratios such as 70/30, 50/50), and organic certified yarn. Single‑ply yarn, valued for its lightweight hand feel, contributes approximately 25 % of market volume, primarily serving high‑fashion apparel that requires fine texture. Multi‑ply yarn, comprising two or more plies twisted together, captures about 35 % of sales, offering enhanced strength for home‑textile applications. Blended yarns dominate the segment with a 30 % share, as manufacturers adjust cotton‑to‑bamboo ratios to balance cost, durability, and sustainability, meeting diverse consumer specifications. Organic certified yarn, though niche at 10 % of the market, commands a premium price due to strict environmental standards and traceability, appealing to eco‑conscious consumers. The relative contribution of each type to total market size reflects manufacturing flexibility, price sensitivity, and regulatory drivers within the broader Cotton Bamboo Yarn market taxonomy.