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10002 Super White Glide Polyester Thread - 5,500 yards King Spool
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The 10002 Super White Glide Polyester Thread — 5,500 yards King Spool is a crisp, bright white longarm quilting thread from Hab+Dash. Super White is a step brighter and cooler than standard white, making it the ideal choice for white-on-white quilts, bright modern designs, and any project where maximum brightness and contrast are desired.
Product Details
Color: 10002 Super White — the brightest, coolest white in the Glide color range
Weight: 40wt trilobal polyester — the industry standard for longarm quilting
Yardage: 5,500 yards on a king-size spool — production-ready for large quilts and studios
Compatibility: Works in all longarm machines and most domestic sewing machines
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 10000 White and 10002 Super White Glide?
10000 White is a soft, warm white with very slight warmth. 10002 Super White is brighter and cooler — a true optical white. On bright white fabric and modern quilts, Super White blends more seamlessly than the warmer standard white.
Does Super White thread photograph well?
Yes — Super White is a popular choice for white-on-white wholecloth quilts that will be photographed because it shows texture and dimension clearly under lighting without any discoloration.
Will Super White Glide work in my bobbin?
Glide is designed as a top thread for longarm machines. For the bobbin, use matching Magna-Glide Delights or Classics pre-wound bobbins in white or super white for consistent tension.
Can I use Super White Glide for stippling on a white quilt?
Absolutely — 10002 Super White on a white or off-white quilt creates subtle, elegant texture that reads beautifully in person and in photographs. It’s one of the most-used colors in wholecloth and white-on-white quilting.
Is there a significant visual difference between Super White and standard white?
Side by side, Super White is noticeably brighter and whiter. On true-white modern fabrics, the difference matters. On cream or natural fabrics, standard white or linen may actually be a better blend.
