Gutermann Sew-All White Thread, 1094 yd.

This product met my needs, wish Walmart carried this brand in the stores. And, that they had other color choices. Not a bad buy and convenient with site to store purchases. The shipment was speedy, received it sooner than estimated time stated, like 3 days earlier. Use for most of my sewing needs however, prefer 100% cotton for quilting needs...durable and lasts longer as polyester can cut through fabric over time. Sew-all thread good for everyday sewing that will not be around for generations as a quilt.

Ship to store very convenient. Picked up Gutermann thread from my local Walmart!! Gutermann is excellent quality as always. Never frays or breaks. Slides through my machines. Won't buy anything else! Now I don't have to wait for a sale! Thanks, Walmart!

This is the best way to buy thread,I haven't found any thing wrong with the thread as of yet and have used it on small quilting projects. I am very happy with it.

My favorite thread. Best quality. Lightweight is best for mskeing

This is the only thread I buy, because it is the best

Perfect thread, thin, strong and ends to not fray or separate. It's the first decent thread I have seen in years of buying American brand threads. And it's so much beyond decent I can't believe it. So easy to use, so sturdy and EASY to threat into tiny machine needle holes, no separating at the ends. My new forever thread.

Strong and easy to use.

I have an antique sewing machine from 1955. This is the only thread it uses. Good price. Good quality. Fast delivery. thanks!

Gutermann thread is always good. Not much you can say about thread except this thread works the best in computerized sewing machines. It never causes trouble when it is in the bobbin.

I will be returning this if possible. As a Gutermann thread, it seemed sub-standard - to begin with, the color on spool seemed to be a light lavender, not white. It would be only just ok but not really what I wanted or expected. The spool itself had rough spots and only a label on one end but my biggest issue - I test my thread to make sure it hasn't deteriorated (tie a knot and give it a sharp pull - if it breaks, I no longer use for machine sewing, only light hand sewing) - well this broke... I don't need 1094 yds of an occasional use thread.