| The industrial sewing threads can be used for sewing | | | | impart special qualities and improve performance. |
| garments, particularly those comprising a major | | | | Polyester is by far the most popular thread for general |
| proportion of cellulose fibers, and can be dyed using a | | | | sewing. It is a very strong economical thread. Polyester |
| dye for cellulose. Many companies supply cotton, | | | | thread won't fade or shrink in the wash. Cotton |
| embroidery thread and pre-wound bobbins for all | | | | threads are lustrous, smooth and have little or no |
| sewing and quilting machines at wholesale price. | | | | strength. Use cotton threads for machine or hand |
| By using industrial sewing threads we have more | | | | sewing on natural woven fabrics. |
| advantages like it decreases breakage and increases | | | | The tensile strength of cotton threads is often not as |
| productivity. So it is used for quilting, embroidery and | | | | high as could be desired. This is true even of |
| custom sewing thread applications for commercial and | | | | mercerised cotton threads, which are of higher |
| home machines everyday. A sewing thread consists | | | | strength than unmercerised cotton threads. |
| of 70 to 95 percent by weight lyocell fiber and 5 to 30 | | | | Accordingly, it is known to make sewing threads from |
| percent by weight of at least one synthetic fiber such | | | | a blend of cotton and a synthetic fiber such as |
| as polyester or polyamide. | | | | polyester or polyamide which is stronger than cotton. |
| Industrial sewing threads may be made of synthetics, | | | | Anyway most of the textiles companies use this for |
| cotton, silk, or a combination of these fibers. Like | | | | better quality. |
| fabrics, threads are often treated with finishes to | | | | |