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So Fine! Thread #490 Expedition

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$12.28 $17.06 In stock

Category: Thread

So Fine! #50 is a #50/3 lint-free and extra smooth all purpose polyester thread. Each cone has 3,280 yards. Excellent for sewing, serger, bobbin thread and quilting.

Features

  • Thread Weight: 50 wt. 3-ply
  • Fiber: Polyester
  • Thread Characteristics: Lint free, smooth, and blends well

Recommended for quilting and sewing. May also be used as bobbin thread.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Steven X. ★★★★★

The 3,280-yard cone feels endless, and the #50/3 ply glides through my machine without a single snag. It’s smooth, lint-free, and perfect for both piecing and serger seams.

Claire O. ★★★★★

I’ve been using this cone on my serger for a week now, and the 3,280-yard length is fantastic—no constant cone changes mid-project. The polyester thread glides smoothly without any lint buildup, making my seams look clean and professional.

Isabella ★★★★★

Three thousand two hundred eighty yards on one cone means I'm not swapping thread mid-project, which alone is worth it. The #50 weight is smooth and lint-free through my machine, and it worked just as well for serging as it did for piecing.