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Burgundy Color, Classic Rayon Machine Embroidery Thread, (#40 / #60 Weights, Ref. 1035), Various Sizes by MADEIRA
Burgundy Color, Classic Rayon Machine Embroidery Thread, (#40 / #60 Weights, Ref. 1035), Various Sizes by MADEIRA
Burgundy Color, Classic Rayon Machine Embroidery Thread, (#40 / #60 Weights, Ref. 1035), Various Sizes by MADEIRA

Burgundy Color, Classic Rayon Machine Embroidery Thread, (#40 / #60 Weights, Ref. 1035), Various Sizes by MADEIRA

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Classic Rayon thread is known for its high tensile strength and excellent glossy luster.

Made from 100% viscose-rayon, is perfectly suited on high-speed (with multi-head), industrial or commercial embroidery machines, and also for use on home embroidery machines.

Classic Rayon thread maintains its soft "hand" even when the stitch count is high.

Madeira Classic Rayon Threads are Oeko-Tex® certified to be free from harmful substances.

* Color: Burgundy

 * Available Weights and Sizes:
    # 40 --- 5500 yds Cone    (Ref. 910-1035)
    # 40 --- 1100 yds Spool   (Ref. 911-1035)
    # 60 --- 1640 yds Spool   (Ref. 915S-1035)

 * CLASSIC RAYON #40
This is a standard weight embroidery thread that is dependable, all-purpose and ideal for almost every design. This thread ensures minimal loop formation and protects moving parts such as needles and cutters from wear. A soft hand is maintained, even with high stitch count designs. 
Digitizing: Average 4.0 density
Recommended Needle: #65/9 or #75/11

* CLASSIC RAYON  #60
This type of embroidery thread can be used for designs that require small lettering, fine or intricate detailing. It is ideal for small lettering down to 3mm tall and also for decorative sewing on delicate fabrics.  This thread makes it possible to create letters down to 3mm in size while still maintaining detail and clarity.
Digitizing: Average 3.5 density
Recommended Needle: #65/9 or #70/10
 

Please Note: Thread colors are shown as accurately as the photography process allows and they may vary due to the differences in screen displays or resolutions.