Assortment - POLY FLASH

POLY FLASH - A Hybrid Among Polyester Threads!

POLY FLASH brings a new look to textile surface design. The result of innovative manufacturing is indeed surprising since POLY FLASH combines the properties and look of polyester, viscose and metal in a single thread

POLY FLASH

• as strong and as resistant to chlorine as polyester (POLY)
• has the silky soft shine of viscose (SULKY) and
• the shimmering sheen of metallic thread (METY).

The look of POLY FLASH is metallically shiny, looks like hammered metal, rather frosted than high-gloss, used, broken in a vintage style. This specialty thread is very skin-friendly, easy to work with and as the new sister of METY, SULKY and POLY it has indeed the potential to become a top seller!

Thread Assortments in Boxes:

Drawer boxes, made of sustainable cardboard, in different thread assortments.

• This facilitates the colour swatching on your fabric
• First embroidery tests can start start immediately
• The boxes are space-saving and stackable;

Content:

• All POLY FLASH colors in 1 box;
• 23 colors х 1 000m.;

Care instructions:

POLY is boil, light and chlorine fast. However, we recommend to observe the following care instructions.

- Washing:

While chlorine or other optial brighteners will not cause discoloration they will however affect the yarn fiber. We therefore recommend all embroidered articles to be washed with mild detergents. If washed by hand, ample water should be used to allow the goods to move freely. Bot of the above apply in particular to embroidered items that are washed for the first time. It is most important to thoroughly rinse the embroidery before wringing or dry spinning. Embroidered clothing should never be left lying in a damp or wet pile.

- Dry cleaning – stain removal:

POLY may be dry cleaned. 

The stain removers should not contain any bleaching agents or colour removers if they come into direct contact with the embroidery. It is necessary to rinse the embroidery after stain removal.

- Ironing:

All the embroideries shall be ironed on the reverse side or in-between two cloths.