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Available in 1000m spools, these threads can be purchased individually or as a full set.
These premium threads have a lustrous sheen and have been engineered to glide through your machine with minimal breakage, ensuring a smooth and uninterrupted embroidery experience.
Crafted from high-grade trilobal polyester, our threads promise a lasting vibrancy with colours that pop, making each design come to life. These threads are 40 weight (120D/2) which is ideal for a multitude of embroidery projects, offering durability and a beautiful finish.
Our threads have an average elongation rate of 17-20%. This is a slightly reduced stretch compared to the industry average. This reduction in stretch significantly reduces the occurrence of tension or puckering problems, as well as looping, making them a reliable choice for your embroidery projects.
Our 63-color kit is thoughtfully assembled to include:
– 39 colours corresponding to the colours within Brother 40 colour set ETS40N, (except metallic gold):
– 22 additional shades corresponding with the Brother set ETS22N:
– Extra flesh tones offering greater variety for all your embroidery needs:
Our embroidery threads are a reliable choice for both hobbyists and professionals alike.
Don’t forget you can also check out the rest of our Machine Embroidery category, where you can find hoops, prewound bobbins and other machine embroidery threads.
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