Description
Topstitch Needles are the perfect choice for quilters and sewists who want fewer thread breaks and value long-lasting products (don’t we all?). Five individual needles per pack are specially designed to provide an excellent stitching experience, thanks to the unique benefits of an incredibly- thin titanium nitride coating and its thread-protective properties.
The titanium nitride coating is less than 5 microns thick and adds no bulk to the needle. To put this into perspective, the average human hair is 70 microns thick. It is a tough material that provides magnificent durability and wear resistance, protecting the point of your needle and keeping it sharper for longer. A needle with this coating has an abrasion and wear resistance over twice as much as chromium-plated needles and four times as much as standard nickel-plated needles. Our topstitch needles will last over five times longer than standard nickel-plated needles – it’s the best bang for your buck!
Topstitch needles have a deeper groove in the shaft and a much larger eye that provides more room for the thread as it rests against the needle, resulting in less friction and fewer thread breaks. These valuable features mean you can say goodbye to rethreading your machine due to thread breaks at the needle. You can stitch with delicate and decorative threads, like invisible, metallic, and silk threads, without worrying about the thread shredding at the needle. The rounded sharp point won’t tear holes in knit or woven fabrics. Don’t settle for regular needles. Stitch with the best – Topstitch Needles.
- #70/10 needles are recommended for appliqué and quilting with very fine threads, such as Invisible Thread, Precision, Wonder Invisible, 60 wt. and 100 wt. threads.
- #80/12 needles are recommended for piercing, quilting, and sewing with fine threads, such as Dream Seam, Perfection, and 50 wt. threads.
- #90/14 needles are recommended for Quilting with medium-weight threads, such as Majestic, QuiltMaker, Machine Quilting Thread, and 40 wt. threads.
- #100/16 needles are recommended for Quilting with heavier-weight threads, such as Longarm Pro, Jeans Stitch, and 30 wt. and heavier threads.