Sewing thread Brother Madeira Polineon 1938 Ivory, 1000 m

Brother Madeira Polineon 1938 Ivory is a polyester sewing and embroidery thread supplied on a 1000 m spool. Designed for machine embroidery and general sewing applications, this thread offers consistent feed, good tensile strength and reliable colorfastness for decorative and functional stitching. The long-length spool reduces the need for frequent thread changes, making it suitable for both home use and small professional workshops.

Advantages

The polyester composition of this Brother Madeira Polineon thread provides balanced elasticity and strength, reducing breakage during high-speed machine embroidery. Its smooth surface and even twist ensure even tension and minimal lint generation. The 1000 m spool format decreases downtime caused by changing spools and is cost-effective for projects requiring large thread consumption. The ivory shade (1938) delivers neutral contrast and blends well with a variety of fabrics and palettes.

Подходит для

• Машинная вышивка и декоративная строчка
• Обработка швов и подшивание одежды
• Профессиональные и домашние швейные проекты с большим расходом нити
• Пэчворк, квилтинг и декоративные аппликации

Key specifications

• Material: Polyester
• Color: Ivory (shade 1938)
• Spool length: 1000 m
• Intended use: Machine embroidery and general sewing
• Properties: Smooth surface, even twist, good tensile strength, colorfast

How to use

Thread the spool on your domestic or industrial sewing/embroidery machine according to the machine manufacturer’s threading path. Use an appropriate needle size for polyester thread and the fabric being sewn; adjust machine tension to achieve balanced stitches without puckering. For embroidery, test-stitch on a fabric sample to confirm stitch quality and color match before working on the final piece. Replace needles regularly to maintain stitch quality and avoid skipped stitches.

Рекомендации по использованию

Store the spool in a dry, dust-free place away from direct sunlight to preserve colorfastness. When switching thread colors, trim loose ends and inspect the spool for any frayed sections before loading. For best results on light fabrics, consider stabilizers to prevent fabric distortion during dense embroidery designs.