CONSUMABLES BLACK 4000


RheinGold Economy Thread Code


MV901


WHITE 4001


Madeira®


• Rheingold Is Madeira’s Economical, High Quality Alternative To Cheap Low Quality Threads On The Market, So You Can Save Money But Still Be Assured Of Quality


• Make Up: 5000M Cones • Recommended Needle Size: 65#9 & 75#11 • Maximum Washing Temp: 95° Sizes Fabric


Cone (5000m) Viscose Rayon


Carton Qty 10 Pc


BLACK 7800


Frosted Matt 40 Thread Code


M940


BLUE 7733


Madeira®


• The World’s First Truly Matt & Lightfast Embroidery Thread


CREAM 7661


• Due To The Unique Ceramic Core, This Embroidery Thread Reflects True Colours Intensely, Meaning Colours Will Remain & Don’t Fade


RED 7747


• The Exceptional Twist & Absence Of A Shiny Effect Gives Embroideries Created With Frosted Matt An Unmatched Clarity


WHITE 7801


• Thread Thickness: No. 40 • Recommended Needle Size: 65-75 • Maximum Washing Temp: 60°C Sizes Fabric


Cone (2500m) Polyester With Ceramic Core Carton Qty 10 Pc


WHITE 1001


Bobbin Thread Code


Madeira®


• Pre-Wound Bobbins Are Practical, Always Ready To Use & Have The Same Amount Of Thread On Each Bobbin, Which Means All Bobbins Can Be Changed At The Same Time Without Wastage


• Maximum Washing Temperature: 95°C • Box Of 144 Sizes Fabric


Bobbin (120m) Polyester


Carton Qty 30 Packs Of 144 Bobbins


MPWB


BLACK 500


Underthread Code


WHITE 501


Madeira®


• A Large Cone Of Burmilon Underthread To Wind Onto Bobbins


• Suitable For All Materials • Burmilon 120/2 Can Also Be Used For Sewing Onto Fine Fabrics


• Maximum Efficiencies Apply As High Quality, Fine, Smooth Burmilon Allows Even Tensions When Stitching, With The Same Advantages Of High Thread Quality On Bobbins


• Thread Thickness: No. 120/2 • Maximum Washing Temperature 95°C Sizes Fabric


Cone (7500m) Polyester


Carton Qty 10 Pc 123


M301


Colours Are Only As Accurate As The Printing Process Can Allow, Garments Should Be Checked For Suitability Before Processing


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