TEX 90 refers to the thickness or weight classification of heavy duty thread, specifically for sewing polyester thread. It is a measurement of the thread's linear density, indicating how many grams one kilometer of the thread weighs. TEX is the metric system unit of measurement for thread size.

TEX 90 polyester thread is considered a medium-weight thread. It is thicker and heavier than finer threads like TEX 50 or TEX 60, but not as heavy as TEX 120 or TEX 150, which are classified as heavy-duty threads.

TEX 90 polyester thread is commonly used for a variety of sewing applications, including garment construction, upholstery, quilting, and general-purpose sewing projects. It offers a balance between strength and versatility, making it suitable for sewing different fabric types and achieving secure seams.

Tex 90 Bonded Polyester Thread Advantages

Resistance to UV Rays and Moisture: Tex 90 bonded polyester thread has inherent resistance to UV rays, making it suitable for outdoor applications where prolonged exposure to sunlight is expected. Additionally, it is highly resistant to moisture and mildew, making it an excellent choice for sewing items that may be exposed to water, such as outdoor furniture or marine upholstery.