Sewing thread Brother Alterfil 13064 Green 1000 m spool

Brother Alterfil 13064 Green is a versatile sewing thread supplied on a 1000 m spool, intended for general sewing and garment construction. The thread is suitable for domestic and industrial sewing machines that accept standard spools, offering consistent stitch formation for seams, repairs and finishing. The long-length spool reduces the frequency of thread changes, making it convenient for extended projects and production work.

Advantages

The Brother Alterfil thread provides uniform thickness and reliable tensile strength for everyday sewing tasks. Its smooth surface promotes even feeding through machine tension disks and guides, reducing skip-stitches and breakages under normal working conditions. The 1000 m spool supports longer run times between spool changes, improving workflow efficiency in hobby, tailoring and small-scale production environments.

Suitable for

• Garment sewing and construction
• Clothing repairs and alterations
• Hobby sewing, quilting and home sewing projects
• Small-scale production runs on domestic and industrial machines
• Topstitching and general-purpose seams

Key specifications

• Length: 1000 meters
• Color: Green (shade 13064)
• Thread type: general-purpose sewing thread
• Compatibility: standard sewing machine spools for domestic and industrial machines
• Suitable stitch use: seams, topstitching, repairs and finishing

How to use

Place the spool on the machine’s spool holder and thread the machine following the manufacturer’s threading path, ensuring the thread passes through the tension disks and guides correctly. Use a needle and stitch length appropriate for the fabric type; adjust machine tension if necessary to achieve balanced stitch formation. Replace or rethread when the spool is depleted, and store spare spools in a dry environment away from direct sunlight to maintain color integrity.

Usage recommendations

Use matching needle size and stitch settings for the fabric weight to minimize puckering and thread breakage. For consistent results, test stitches on a fabric scrap before starting the main project and adjust tension or needle type as required.