Why aren't the original labels inside the cones?
As everyone knows by now, we buy and resell stock yarns.
Most of the time, these are cones of approximately 1 kg, but we sell them in cones of approximately 500 gr. When we split a cone in two, we cannot put the original label on both because, naturally, we only have one. Therefore, on the other cone, we place our label with the color and lot number that are on the original sticker, as well as other data that I believe may be useful.
So, you might receive a cone with the original sticker or a cone with our sticker.
In the images, you can see a cone with the original sticker and a cone with our sticker.
The first photo from the left is with our sticker, the second is with the original sticker.
Furthermore, sometimes the knitting mills from which we buy stock yarns use their own stickers on the cones, with their own codes and not with the codes of the spinning mill that produced the yarn, so the data may be different.
An example in the other photo below.
I have covered the name of the knitting mill for privacy reasons (and so my competitors don't see where I buy the yarns :))
Below you can see the cone winder we use to split the cones.
