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The most common types of industrial yarns are natural fibers or synthetic fibers (or a mixture of both). Both types have pros and cons. Natural fibers come from plants and animals, while synthetic fibers are made from chemical compounds, and each is valued in the sewing industry for different reasons. Natural Fibers and Synthetic Fibers Quick identification of three fibers… Read More »Quick identification of three fibers in industrial yarns

The clothing industry is one of the largest consumers of polyester sewing thread. Polyester is synthetic fiber that is made from petrochemicals. This material is cost-effective, strong and durable, and as such, it is used to make various textiles including clothing, bags, shoes, and home furnishings. However, the environmental concerns associated with polyester and its use as a sewing thread… Read More »Environmental concerns associated with the use of polyester sewing thread

Seven Quick Tips for Preventing Sewing Thread Breaks Thread breaks can be frustrating and time-consuming, but there are several things you can do to prevent them. Here are some tips to help prevent sewing thread breaks: By following these tips, you can prevent thread breaks and enjoy a more successful sewing experience. Quick Tips for Preventing Yarn and Sewing Thread… Read More »Seven Quick Tips for Preventing sewing Thread Breaks

Polyester, nylon, and aramid are all popular materials used for making filament sewing threads for sewing and other applications. the choice of thread material will depend on the specific application and the required properties of the finished product. Polyester and nylon threads are commonly used for a wide range of sewing projects, while aramid thread is reserved for specialized applications… Read More »Polyester, Nylon, and Aramid Sewing Thread: Sizes and Diameters