Our bulk wholesale industrial embroidery thread is produced for heavy fabric, especially when pattern requires multi-directional densely sewing. The high quality embroidery thread has a good amount of tension, durability and minimal linting, which prevents snags and breaks which cause production interruptions and create flaws in your products. We have a wide array of sizes and colors in stock. If we don't have the specific size or color you’re looking for, we can order and process wholesale embroidery supplies for you.

Types of Threads for Embroidery

Heavy Duty Polyester Embroidery Thread

We provide strong polyester embroidery threads along with various sizes and colors. Polyester threads are popular for embroidery because of more strength, UV resistance and color fastness.

What Is the Difference Between Regular Thread and Embroidery Thread

Strong Sewing Thread

Extra strong sewing thread is specifically designed to provide superior durability and resilience in sewing applications. Made from high-quality materials like nylon or polyester embroidery thread, it has a higher tensile strength compared to standard sewing thread. This makes it ideal for sewing heavy fabrics, upholstery, leather, denim, or other materials that require added strength. Extra strong sewing thread is resistant to breakage and can withstand increased tension and stress. It ensures secure and long-lasting seams, making it suitable for projects that require extra durability, such as bags, outdoor gear, or heavy-duty garments. With its exceptional strength, this thread ensures that your stitches hold up even under challenging conditions.

Bulk Embroidery Thread

Bulk embroidery thread is typically made from a higher quality material, allowing it to withstand the demands of heavy-duty embroidery work. It is designed to be stronger and more durable, ensuring that it can withstand the tension and strain of intricate stitching. Heavy duty embroidery thread is specifically designed to handle heavy-duty embroidery projects. It has a higher number of plies, which increases its strength and allows it to withstand repeated stitching. This type of thread is also more resistant to fraying and breakage, ensuring that it can hold up to the demands of embroidery work.