Selric[6000 Yards] UV Resistant High Strength Polyester Thread #69 T70 Size 210D/3 for Upholstery, Outdoor Market, Drapery, Beading, Purses, Leather [Black+Brown+Coffee+Dark Grey]

I’ve decided to upgrade my upholstery in my 03 Mustang so I went to Amazon for all my needs. I came across Selric 30 Colors UV Resistant High Strength Sowing Thread. So I ordered 1 Black and 1 Blue. The material is strong and the colors look great! I’m excited on how the project is going! Thank you Amazon and Thank you Selric!

This thread was well made, sturdy and strong. Great flourescent color. Unfortunately my home sewing machine hated it and jammed and jammed and made a horrible time of my sewing project. Probably better suited to an industrial machine.

Great

Good quality for the price

I bought this to use to sew sunbrella for an outdoor chair. Great thread. The spool is so large it doesn't fit on my sewing machine. I just started laughing when I tried to start the project. Whatcha gonna do!?!?

This was used to repair a roll out patio cover that was ripping. The thread worked well and held up all summer. It seems to still be in good condition to last the winter.

Literally had this for years

This thread is great for sturdy hand sewing. I use it for faux fur pom poms, to pull opening tight.

Very happy with my purchase. Nice strong thread that was a super colour match for my upholstery. Arrived quickly

Good quality thread for using with vinyl or thick layers

Looks good but the spool looks considerably smaller than the other 1500yard #69 threads I bought from another Supplier! The other plastic spools are all the same shape as this one, yet the quantity of thread is considerably more, not sure why..the thread itself looks just as thick as the other ones, so I wonder if it’s actually 15000yards or maybe just 1000?

excellent

After I ordered this, I realized that I couldn't use it with my traditional sewing machine. I found a hack online. Just pop the spool in a mug, put a safety pin on the sewing machine's spool holder. Thread from the mug, up through the safety pin and then as normal. The weight was perfect. The thread ravels a little so it helps to use a threader to get it through the needle. The chairs have only been done for a couple of months (and have been outside) so I can't tell yet how they stand up to weather.