Spun polyester sewing threads are made by spinning together lengths of polyester staple into single bundles called plies. Two or more plies are then twisted together to produce a thread of the desired size. Many different finishes (such as hot wax, silicone, and silicone-free) may be applied to spun polyester thread to enhance the sewing performance for specific applications.

     Spun polyester threads provide superior strength and are resistant to sunlight and abrasion when compared to cotton threads of equal size. Spun polyester can be used on apparel as sheer as lingerie or as heavy as denim

Main usage:

General - for sewing anything from light weight garments like blouses & dresses to heavy weight garments like jeans, gloves, mattresses, etc.

Specifications/Special Features:

• High tenacity
• Low elongation
• Less knots
• Wide color ranges
• High color fastness
• Customers color cards are also acceptable for color matching