Invisible Thread

Invisible thread is a remarkable tool for a diverse range of sewing, quilting, and crafting applications. Among our selection of threads, a standout product is our incredibly fine .004 (0.12mm) monofilament invisible nylon thread. .

As its name suggests, this thread is practically invisible to the naked eye. Due to its sheer, delicate, and thin profile, this fine monofilament thread is almost indistinguishable when used on fabric. The significant advantage of this feature is that it allows the attention to focus on the fabric and the design rather than the stitching.

In addition to its unobtrusive nature, it's also incredibly strong. Despite its slender size, this invisible thread boasts zero breakage. Its resilience is truly astonishing, making it ideal for a wide variety of high-tension applications where durability is paramount. The thread’s strength lies in its nylon monofilament construction, making it resistant to any form of strain or pressure, ensuring that your projects will last.

The smooth texture of the invisible thread is another asset. This thread is soft and smooth, resulting in an impressive glide through fabric, thereby reducing snags or breakages while sewing. Additionally, the thread’s smooth nature facilitates easy threading of the needle, saving you time and frustration during your sewing projects.

Our invisible thread is also highly pliable. This pliability ensures the thread comfortably maneuvers its way through complex stitches without any issues, proving it perfect for intricate sewing tasks such as stitch-in-the-ditch, scalloped borders, machine applique, and more.

In terms of compatibility, this thread is versatile and works seamlessly with both serger and regular sewing machines. Some home sewing machines will need a thread adapter or thread stand to support this large cone style

Available in two distinct shades, clear and smoke, our invisible thread caters to different fabric colors. The clear thread is ideal for light fabrics, virtually disappearing into the fabric, thus allowing the fabric's design to take center stage. On the other hand, the smoke variant is perfect for darker fabrics, subtly blending in and providing a seamless finish.