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Fiber Type: Polyester (Trilobal)
Thread Construction: Air Entangled
Application: Used for a wide variety of embroidery applications.
 

Sizes Available

Size Ply Strength (Lbs.) Elongation Shrinkage Possible Applications 10 675dX1 6.5 18% 1% Heavier Fabrics 20 500dX1 4.5 15% 1% Heavier Fabrics 30 350dX1 3.4 17% 1% Heavier Leather & Vinyl 40 200dX1 1.8 18% 1% Common Embroidery Applications 60 150dX1 1.2 14% 1% Intricate Lettering

Advantages
Sews with minimum sewing interruptions. Superior coverage. Possibility of fewer stitches in pattern. Great definition on intricate stitch patterns. High luster stitch appearance. Higher tenacity than Rayon. Very good colorfastness. Very good abrasion resistance.

Comments

Wound on 5,000 meter or 5,450 yards king spool. Packed in 12 spools per box. Available in many colors. (Initial stock line will include 500 colors. (Metallic threads available.) Available in bobbins (T-16 continuous filament in style L - 132 yards, and style M - 235 yard. Not as shiny as Super Strength® Rayon or Super Brite® Polyester. All embroidered garments should be washed with a mild detergent with minimal use of bleach using a cold water cycle.  Delicate wash cycle is recommended.  Never leave a piece of embroidered clothing soaking or lying in a pile when wet.  Embroidery may be dry-cleaned.  Avoid use of pre-spotting agents. Garments can be industrially laundered when proper procedures are followed outlined by the International Fabricare Institute.

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