The Types axis of Cotton Yarn segmentation classifies yarns by construction and fiber treatment into Single‑ply, Double‑ply, Colored, and Organic variants. Single‑ply yarn, the most basic form, represents approximately 40 % of volume, favored for its low cost and ease of processing in mass‑market apparel. Double‑ply yarn, accounting for about 25 % of the market, delivers higher tensile strength and smoother texture, making it the preferred choice for premium denim and high‑performance garments. Colored yarn, which includes both pre‑dyed and yarn‑dyeing processes, captures roughly 20 % of revenue, driven by fashion cycles demanding rapid color changes and reduced post‑weaving dyeing costs. Organic cotton yarn, certified by standards such as GOTS, holds a growing 15 % share, propelled by consumer preference for sustainable textiles and premium pricing structures. The relative contributions of these sub‑types are derived from production capacity, price differentials, and adoption rates across the identified applications, providing a comprehensive view of market taxonomy.