Superior Threads Complete Lineup Guide — Every Product Explained
Superior Threads Complete Lineup Guide — Every Product Explained
Superior Threads makes many thread products — and knowing which one does what helps you choose the right thread for every quilting situation. Here’s the complete guide to every Superior Threads product we carry at Linda’s.
Superior Threads Product Lineup
| Thread | Fiber | Weight | Primary Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Omni Best Seller | Polyester | 40wt | Everyday longarm top thread |
| Bottom Line Best Bobbin | Polyester | 60wt | Bobbin thread; invisible top thread |
| King Tut Show Quilts | Egyptian cotton | 50wt | Show, heirloom, variegated design |
| So Fine! | Polyester | 50wt | Fine machine quilting, home machines |
| Rainbows | Polyester | 40wt | Variegated longarm quilting |
| Magnifico | Polyester / metallic blend | 40wt | Decorative quilting, metallic effects |
| Monopoly | Monofilament poly | Fine | Invisible quilting, applique |
Omni vs Bottom Line: The Essential Pair
Omni on top
- 40wt polyester • 6,000 yds
- Subtle satin sheen
- 200+ solid colors
- Best cost per yard in the lineup
- Use for all standard longarm quilting
Bottom Line in bobbin
- 60wt polyester • 3,000 yds
- Ultra-fine • lint-free
- Designed specifically for bobbin use
- Balances tension with 40wt top
- 50+ colors • mostly neutrals
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Omni and So Fine!?
Both are polyester, but Omni is 40wt (heavier, more visible) and So Fine! is 50wt (finer, more subtle). Omni is better for longarm quilting at speed. So Fine! is better for home machine quilting where a finer thread improves tension balance on domestic machines.
Is Monopoly thread the same as monofilament?
Yes — Monopoly is Superior’s branded monofilament thread. It’s a very fine, nearly invisible polyester that’s popular for invisible applique attachment and stitch-in-the-ditch quilting where you don’t want any thread to show.
What is Rainbows thread?
Rainbows is Superior’s variegated polyester line — 40wt poly with multi-color shifts. It’s the polyester alternative to King Tut’s variegated colorways. Rainbows shifts color more abruptly than King Tut; both are popular for allover pantograph quilting on solid or tone-on-tone tops.
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