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What are the main types of polyester thread

Corespun polyester threads is a combination of filament polyester core thread wound in polyester. It is also called "Poly-core spun-poly", "P/P" and "PC/SP" threads. The advantage of using core spun polyester thread such as OMNI or OMNI-V is that the filament core increases the strength. The matte finish and strong tensile strength of OMNI and OMNI-V make them a favorite for sewing. Filament polyester is a continuous fiber thread. Some people hear the term filament and mistakenly think it is monofilament. The monofilament that looks like a fishing line is just one type of thin thread. It is a single (single) strand. MonoPoly is an example of monofilament thread. Other filaments are multiple filaments, consisting of two or three strands twisted together. This is the largest category of filament polyester. The multifilament strands are smooth and hairless, but opaque. The advantage of lint-free is that the machine is cleaner and less maintenance. The bottom ...

Sewing thread type

Diversity makes the world we live in full of interest and diversity. The same can be said for the world of sewing thread types. There are a variety of lines to choose from to suit every project and every sewer. Sewing thread type Sewing thread can be divided into different social groups-some belong to the village market, some belong to the labor force, some belong to the fashion and rag trade, some belong to the sewing technique, and some belong to the world of glitz and charm. How many different types of sewing thread are available? many! These are just a few sewing thread types to choose from. Cotton thread and those with natural fibers Elastic thread such as shirring elastic Polyester thread which is sometimes called “all purpose” Embroidery thread for decorative purposes Upholstery thread for heavy-duty uses Metallic thread for decorative sewing Denim thread for jeans and denim items What can a tailor do with a professional sewing thread? The type of thread you are sewing will de...