What type of surface do fabrics made from spun yarns typically have?

Fabrics made from spun yarns typically have a fuzzy texture due to the way these yarns are created. Spun yarns are made by twisting together staple fibers, which are shorter lengths of fiber that can create a soft, somewhat fuzzy surface. The twisting process causes the fibers to become intertwined, leading to a fabric that can have a soft hand and a somewhat textured feel, which contributes to the fuzziness.

This characteristic makes spun yarn fabrics comfortable to wear and can enhance insulation properties, contributing to their popularity in various clothing applications. The fuzzy surface also allows these fabrics to have better moisture absorption and breathability compared to some other types of yarns, such as filament yarns, which tend to produce smoother and shinier fabrics.