10002 Super White Glide Polyester Thread - 5,500 yards King Spool
The 10002 Super White Glide Polyester Thread — 5,500 yards King Spool is a crisp, bright white longarm quilting thread from Hab+Dash. Super White is a step brighter and cooler than standard white, making it the ideal choice for white-on-white quilts, bright modern designs, and any project where maximum brightness and contrast are desired.
Product Details
- Color: 10002 Super White — the brightest, coolest white in the Glide color range
- Weight: 40wt trilobal polyester — the industry standard for longarm quilting
- Yardage: 5,500 yards on a king-size spool — production-ready for large quilts and studios
- Fiber: 100% trilobal polyester — high sheen, low lint, excellent tensile strength
- Compatibility: Works in all longarm machines and most domestic sewing machines
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the difference between 10000 White and 10002 Super White Glide?
- 10000 White is a soft, warm white with very slight warmth. 10002 Super White is brighter and cooler — a true optical white. On bright white fabric and modern quilts, Super White blends more seamlessly than the warmer standard white.
- Does Super White thread photograph well?
- Yes — Super White is a popular choice for white-on-white wholecloth quilts that will be photographed because it shows texture and dimension clearly under lighting without any discoloration.
- Will Super White Glide work in my bobbin?
- Glide is designed as a top thread for longarm machines. For the bobbin, use matching Magna-Glide Delights or Classics pre-wound bobbins in white or super white for consistent tension.
- Can I use Super White Glide for stippling on a white quilt?
- Absolutely — 10002 Super White on a white or off-white quilt creates subtle, elegant texture that reads beautifully in person and in photographs. It’s one of the most-used colors in wholecloth and white-on-white quilting.
- Is there a significant visual difference between Super White and standard white?
- Side by side, Super White is noticeably brighter and whiter. On true-white modern fabrics, the difference matters. On cream or natural fabrics, standard white or linen may actually be a better blend.