Add New Grey #90782 for clean, understated seams on lightweight gear, apparel, and outdoor fabrics.
Stitch with confidence using bonded nylon that delivers strong tensile strength and less fraying.
Choose Tex 30 thread for a lightweight profile that delivers fine, precise stitching on thinner fabrics and lighter layers.
Meets A-A-59826 Type II, Class A specifications, is Berry Amendment compliant, and comes on a generous 16-oz spool built for larger runs.
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Add strong, precise seams with A&E Nylon Bonded Thread in Tex 30. New Grey #90782 delivers a versatile, neutral grey that blends with grey fabrics and pairs easily with both light and dark materials, keeping stitch lines consistent and understated on lightweight nylon, ripstop, apparel, and outdoor fabrics. Bonded nylon construction is built for reliable sewing where solid tensile strength and steady performance matter on light to medium layers and detail work. This thread meets Commercial Item Description A-A-59826, Type II, Class A, the federal standard for nylon sewing thread, and is Berry-compliant, made in the USA under the Berry Amendment.
Rely on clear specs for efficient setup. This bonded nylon thread is Tex 30 (T-30), a lightweight profile suited for fine, clean stitching on thinner fabrics and lighter layers. Packaging includes a 16 oz spool, providing generous yardage for larger runs, repairs, and project batches without frequent spool changes. Compatible with standard home sewing machines and commercial machines set up for lightweight thread. Test on scrap material to dial in needle size, tension, and stitch length.
Put this bonded nylon to work on lightweight gear, ripstop, apparel, flags, linings, and general repairs where grey stitching blends into neutral palettes. 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.
