Simthread Brother 40 Colors 40 Weight Polyester Embroidery Machine Thread Kit 550Y(500M) for Brother Babylock Janome Singer Husqvarna Bernina Embroidery and Sewing MachinesOEKO-TEX STANDARD 100

Love working with their thread

These are lovely colors and stitch beautifully. I have not found that the thread breaks at all in my Janome machine, even when I have taken it through all of the decorative stitches it can create. I have used the thread successfully on my bobbins as well. My recommendation would be for them to include more than one spool each of white and black thread. I would certainly buy this thread again.

I have used these for multiple projects now and I can say that I have had no breakage issues with any of them. The nets that were included were easily able to be cut in half, thus doubling the number of nets for keeping the spool from unraveling. To keep them free from dust I keep them in the box, making them super easy to store. I have been very happy with the color selection in the set I got. All in all, I recommend this thread for embroidery machines.I've used the expensive madera thread and these look just as good.

I bought this set of Simthread Brother 40 Colors 40 Weight Polyester Embroidery Machine Thread Kit 550Y(500M) spools and I'm really impressed with the colors, packaging, and quality of the thread.I do a lot of machine embroidery, as a hobby, with a Husqvarna Viking Diamond, Viking Jade 35 and Brother PE770 and have tried several brands of embroidery thread over the last 20+ years and this thread works great on all three machines.Two things I always do and recommend with ANY home embroidery machine and embroidery thread are:* Always use a bobbin thread, not embroidery thread in your bobbins. My personal preference is ThreadArtbobbin thread in white or black, sold here on Amazon. It's the best bobbin thread I've ever used because it soclosely matches to lingerie thread, which is what I used to use as bobbin thread.* Never machine embroider at the full speed of your machine, especially if you frequently experience thread orneedle breakage and nesting. Always knock down the speed a notch or two, if you have that option.- With so many variables when machine embroidering with the fabric, stabilizer, thread, needle, brand ofmachine, tension settings, embroidery design density, etc. there's always the chance of occasional thread orneedle breakage. I have found that if we don't have our machines cranking out our designs at full speed allthe time, we have less chance of the thread and needle breakage or nesting.It also makes it a lot easier to stop the machine before it gets too far when the thread or needle has brokenso you can back-track better to re-do stitches.One additional note:There are some other nice sets of embroidery thread here on Amazon that are also good values to consider. This set is one them 👍

My husband bought me a Brother SE400 for Christmas of 2017. I immediately became hooked on embroidering. I purchased a Brother PE770 in April of 2018, a used Husqvarna Ruby in August of 2018 and a used Husqvarna Diamond in April of 2019.I found that I could use most any thread on the Brother machines, so I purchased 206 spools of embroidery thread from Amazon.Soon after purchasing the Husqvarna Ruby, I discovered that I could not use the inexpensive thread in it. I had constant error messages. After switching to Robinson/Anton thread, I had no more problems, other than the expense of the thread.Since purchasing the Husqvarna machines, I have tried many different inexpensive brands of embroidery thread with the same results. Error, error, error!Since I am a member of several embroidery groups on Facebook, I noticed several people were recommending this new Simthread. Seeing that it was only $20 for 40 spools, I decided to try it.The thread arrived the very next day which was extremely surprising. We live in rural WV, so anytime you overnight something, it’s usually 3 days.The thread was well packed and arrived in a sturdy shipping box. All 40 spools were in perfect order. After opening the box, I was pleasantly surprised to find a sizeable piece of stabilizer, spool nets, a color chart, and bobbins. The thread spools were not as large as expected and the thread appeared to be very thin. After seeing the thread, my expectations were pretty low.I found a scrap piece of material and hooped it on my smallest hoop (120x120), knowing that it was going to be another waste of money. I chose a small, dense, one-color design. I pushed Ruby’s Start button and she began. After about 10 stitches, a message appeared stating that the bobbin was empty. Knowing it wasn’t, I pushed start again and waited for the next error message, but Ruby kept going and going. After a little over 10000 stitches, Ruby said “your embroidery is finished”. What? No more errors? No check your upper thread, no clean out the bobbin area? And...the stitches are smooth, shiny and beautiful!What a pleasant surprise! Going to try a larger design tomorrow, but if everything goes this well, i’ll Be ordering many, many more spools of Simthread.

For those who are braving the Sketch PP1, my machine LOVED this thread. Went from thread breaking every few minutes with a different brand to being able to complete a full project with no breaks.