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Heavy-duty Sewing Thread Heavy-duty sewing thread is specifically designed to handle high stress and tension. Like other lighter threads, it does come in a variety of weights and finishes and each weight and finish will work with different types of fabrics. Usually made of synthetic materials and engineered to withstand high stress and tension, the heavy-duty sewing thread is best… Read More »Guide to The Best Heavy-Duty Sewing Threads for Applications

Threads used for industrial sewing machines (industrial sewing thread) are generally categorized differently than for home sewing. Notice the only familiar notation is “Tex”. “Tex” has been adopted by the International Organization for Standardization (IOS) as the measurement unit for sewing thread density and as such is probably going to increase in popularity. It’s in use, especially in Canada and… Read More »Tex Size for Industrial Sewing Thread

What Is the Difference Between Ticket Size and Tex Size for Industrial Sewing Thread? Industrial sewing thread sizes are communicated through various numbers and numbering systems which are derived by relating their unit length and weight. It’s common to see threads labeled with a ticket number or Tex size. But what does that number mean? Industrial sewing thread size mainly… Read More »Guide to Tex Size and Ticket Size of Industrial Sewing Thread

The industrial sewing thread used in garments must be durable enough to withstand the abrasion and needle heat that occur while sewing, garment finishing, stretching, and recovery during wear. Read More: Thread for Sewing Machine, Best Thread Suppliers Abrasion Resistance Abrasion is one aspect of wear and is the rubbing away of the component fibers and yarns of the fabric. Flex… Read More »Top 4 Factors Affecting Abrasion Resistance of Sewing Thread

One of the lesser-understood areas in sewing thread technology; sewing thread elongation has been an important basis for comparing different threads. The elongation of thread has a direct effect on sewability and seam elasticity. Therefore, this feature is often the focus of attention. It is usually specified as maximum tensile elongation in percent. The maximum tensile elongation is described as… Read More »Sewing Thread Elongation: Basics, Effect of Sewing and Seam Performance

Sewing thread is the thread required for knitted clothing products. According to the raw materials, sewing thread can be divided into three categories: natural fiber, synthetic fiber sewing thread, and mixed sewing thread. With the development of the polyester industry, more and more sewing threads use pure polyester fibers as their raw materials. Read More: Thread for Sewing Machine, Best… Read More »Sewing Thread: Basics, Most Common Thread, Six Types

Starting with the right materials for the job is the key to the quality, beauty and durability of a product, industry sewing thread plays a very important role in the success or failure of a sewing project. A clear understanding of the filament sewing thread, its quality, and its use has a profound influence on the success of your sewing… Read More »Nylon Thread and Polyester Filament Thread: Benefits, Apps, 7 Diffs

The polyester threads may all look the same, except for the color difference. Before you buy or use thread for your next project, a look at the different aspects of thread quality will make your crafting experience better. A deeper look at the difference between Staple Spun Polyester Threads and Continuous Filament Polyester Threads will help you make the best… Read More »Spun Polyester vs Filament Polyester Thread

With the increase in the price of textile raw materials, the price of sewing thread, especially high-grade sewing thread, is also rising. However, the current method of calculating the amount of sewing thread used by clothing companies is mostly based on production experience. Most of the sewing thread supply in most enterprises is often in excess of demand, and the… Read More »Two Calculation Methods of Sewing Thread Consumption

4 Reasons and Solutions for Sewing Machine Needles When sewing the upper of the cloth fabric, we will find that two upper threads and the bottom thread are intertwined together from the reverse side, sometimes there is only one stitch, and sometimes several stitches are connected together. In the jargon of sewing machines, this phenomenon is called flower stitching. Needle.… Read More »12 common faults and solutions in the sewing process