Coats & Clark All Purpose Charcoal Thread, 300 Yards

Great value for everyday use. Purchased for color and to sew a loose and a missing button on a shawl. Will be returning for other colors. This camel color has a bit of a sheen to it. Did not seem to tangle easily. I use Walmarts self threading needles as my eye sight is not the best.

Why did I order 6 rolls of natural colored thread and get 5 rolls with 1 driver and 1 roll 2 hours later with another driver?

Great thread if you looking to start sewing and the color matched perfectly with a fat quarter pack I got from walmart

Great thread for my bag making and I love the color very strong

This well known name provides sturdy thread that does the job. An elderly family member uses it with her sewing machine and by hand. She uses it with size 18 sewing machine needles that have the largest eye for threading. It is mostly used for hemming resized clothing. It's good to use on everyday fabrics.

I purchased a multipack of C%26C to finish a quilt and glad that I did; I went through 2 without having to go to the store again. This is an old stand-by and great quality product.

Did not originally see this all purpose thread on my search. Though it said the item was available, turned out it wasn't, but the substitution, though a bit more expensive, was actually a better quality thread and still worked with the sewing machine.

This is a very pretty pale pink, that matches my pale shell pink dupioni silk drapes that puddle on the floor. I also have some other pale pink that this is really nice thread for sewing. It was great to be able to have it shipped with my order, and not have to pick it up or pay for delivery.

The spool of threads comes with the beginning tail tucked into a tiny slot cut in the plastic on the spool. That in itself should not be a problem. I've used oodles of spools of thread with that feature. The problem is that it was impossible to pull the thread tail out of the slot. This is the first time this has happened to me. I unsuccessfully tried to pry the slot open a little wider. A friend attempted the same thing, but ended up having to cut the slot entirely off. When doing so, the thread was accidentally cut in the spool causing some of the thread to come off in small pieces. And, now the slot is missing so I can't tuck the thread tail back into it in order to prevent the thread from falling off the spool in storage. I'm not a happy camper!

This is some of the worst thread I've ever put on my machine! It breaks and gets caught in the tension plates on the way from the spool to the needle and the bobbin thread is always getting into knots and breaking. I just had my machine serviced and there is no reason for all this grief.