Add Black #56033 for clean, low-visibility seams on leather, upholstery, and heavy-duty projects.
Stitch with confidence using bonded nylon that supports high tensile strength and reduced fraying.
Choose Tex 270 thread for a heavy profile that delivers strong, durable stitching on thick and multi-layer materials.
Berry Amendment compliant and packaged on a generous 16-oz spool — made in the USA, built for larger runs and repeat repairs.
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Add strong, durable seams with A&E Anefil Nylon Bonded Thread in Tex 270. Black #56033 delivers a deep, true black that disappears into dark fabrics, leather goods, upholstery, and heavy-duty gear, keeping stitch lines uniform and low-visibility wherever you need a clean black finish. Bonded nylon construction is built for reliable sewing where high tensile strength and steady performance matter on heavy and multi-layer materials. This thread is Berry Compliant, made in the USA from US-sourced materials in accordance with the Berry Amendment.
Rely on clear specs for efficient setup. This bonded nylon thread is sized at Tex 270, offering a heavy, robust profile for strong, durable stitching on thick or multi-layer materials. Packaging includes a 16 oz spool, providing generous yardage for larger runs, repairs, and project batches without frequent spool changes. Compatible with heavy-duty and industrial machines suited to thicker thread. Test on scrap material to dial in needle size, tension, and stitch length.
Put this bonded nylon to work on leather goods, upholstery, heavy canvas, outdoor gear, tack and equipment repair, and other demanding projects where black stitching blends into dark-toned materials. Avoid using thread for load-bearing or safety-critical applications, such as climbing, lifting, towing, or restraint. For best results, use steady speed, correct tension, and a clean thread path to reduce friction and skipped stitches.
