American Efird Thread Stretch AME54 32002: Superior Quality Stretch Thread for All Your Sewing Needs Review

This item says stretch but it does not stretch. I am VERY dissatisfied with the company's product and service.

I. Return White and Black. .this is impossible to sew.this poor quality is not worth it

This material in my spool single-handedly solved all of my twin needle problems. The perfect twin needle stitch with no tearing, snapping, or fiddling!

Flexible and durable. I just want it to be woven together to make it look like thread. It looks like scattered pieces of thread simply joined together.

Supposed to be 2000 yards, actually only 1000 yards. There was a bar code above the bar code and the bottom bar code had a caption to indicate this. 2 out of 4 rolls ordered were marked as defective.

I sewed very elastic knitwear. This thread worked fine. It just isn't as stretchy or as full as wool nylon. If I had to hem napkins etc. I would prefer wool nylon. But MaxiLock was easy to use.

Do not buy. I've never seen such a bad thread. I don't understand why they are selling it. I am a sewing teacher by profession, 37 years old. My dresses have been featured in various magazines over the years. I can design clothes, sew or repair sewing machines. I've never seen such a bad thread. Don't waste money. I'm asking for a refund, I hope I get it.

I bought this to fix some of my workout leggings and while it works, especially if you hand sew I would hate to buy it again. It is not twisted, so the fibers easily diverge, and it is inconvenient to thread the needle. I would NEVER put this on my sewing machine because it doesn't rotate. I would be very concerned that loose fibers could clog the moving parts of my machine.