🧵 Polyester Overlock Machine Thread for Sewing Review

This thread is very cheap but breaks easily and I resort to backstitch for anything that's a little tedious.

This thread is for sewing machines only. You could probably sew with it, but it would probably break quite a bit. I don't have this problem as it is exclusively used for my packaging machine. This is an offer and it was delivered very quickly

I was attracted to the color scheme: white, black and grey. The price is also quite acceptable. The thread itself is inferior to many brands that I have used. It broke twice while sewing and was very difficult to put on a sewing machine needle. You can see just by looking at the thread that it's not very smooth, although the description says it's strong and durable and "doesn't fray, tear or tangle easily". It was even difficult to wind on a spool. I'll make sure it works, but I'm not thrilled…

High quality yarn for medium loads. I usually associate this type of neon sign with polished polyester. It's noticeably blurry, but consistent. When the goal was to make a fully synthetic, cotton-like thread, it worked very well. It lints more than glossy yarn, but also stays on the spool. No knots, lumps, breaks or softness. Stains are just a nice natural look and a tendency to pack the fabric tight. Therefore, a fuzzy surface makes fuzzy, broken stitches less noticeable over time, but also…