#epic thread

When it comes to producing a wide range of garments, having a reliable, versatile, and strong thread is essential. Coats' Epic thread is precisely designed to meet these requirements. Renowned as a leading name in thread manufacturing, Coats has developed Epic, a high-quality polyester core spun sewing thread that offers numerous benefits for your business.

Using Epic thread enhances the appearance of your sewn products and improves the overall performance and productivity of your sewing production line. Its exceptional quality has earned the trust of many leading manufacturers and brands, who rely on it for various applications involving different fabrics like denim, silk, and high-performance materials.

But there's more to Epic that sets it apart as one of the best unbreakable polyester threads for your business:

Enhanced appearance

Did you know the quality of your stitching and thread can impact the overall quality of your products? No matter how nice the fabric and the clothing design are, low-quality sewing threads can negatively impact the longevity and appearance of your garments. Coats Epic thread is a high-performance sewing thread that ensures attractive seams and excellent stitches for aesthetically pleasing results. That means your products can have a premium look and feel to satisfy your customers.

Excellent sewing performance

Is your sewing production line always experiencing problems? That could be due to low-quality polyester threads. Epic is a better choice because it is manufactured with a special lubricant to improve sewing performance at low tension. That means it can outperform other threads, even in the most demanding working environments.

Additionally, the thread is precision-engineered by Coats to ensure durability, greater abrasion resistance, and strength for less breakage. With stronger and more durable thread, you can increase productivity, minimise repair rates, and avoid RTMs and irregulars.

Better colour matching

Are you having trouble finding an accurate coloured thread for your products? Epic thread comes in a wide range of colours to go perfectly with a wide range of coloured garments. You can get creative with your designs and fabrics, and Epic won’t fail you. Plus, it’s colour-fast, meaning it won’t fade any time soon, even with repeated washings.

Various applications

If you are making garments for babies and toddlers, you will be happy to know that Epic is certified to OEKO-TEX Standard 100, class I, the highest class for baby-friendly textile items. So you can confidently make safer, high-quality products. Epic is also popular for workwear, uniforms, leather articles, jeanswear, and swimsuits.

Interested in the Epic thread? Contact Coats for more information and to get a detailed quote.

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It was a Saturday afternoon at the mall. People were shopping and kids were complaining that they were tired. The food court was bustling as usual, filled with all kinds of people. Hipsters talking about how they remember when the mall was a cool place to be. Mall rats throwing food at each other. Scenesters being....scenesters. Parents trying to hold down squirming children. All in all....a normal day at the mall.

The peace of the mall was upset by a cacophonous boom. The skylight shattered as a form came streaking through it. A flaming form screaming, "I HATE ALL OF THE THINGS!" before crashing into the Taco Bell. Taco meat and sour cream flew into the air as the fiery for blasted through food making machinery.

Deadpool slowly got to his feet, a good amount of his chest a bloody mess. The gaping hole there was beginning to patch itself up as the merc picked up a burrito and pulled his mask up a bit. He bit into the burrito, chewed it, then swallowed. He looked down as the chewed pieces kind of went down his throat then fell out of his chest. He scowled, "Gross."

The roaring sound of jet propulsion resounded high above the skylight Deadpool had crashed through before it cut. The skylight was further destroyed as a massive form dropped through.

Standing at roughly 12 feet fall, was a metallic war suit that was stylized after feudal Japan shogun lamellar armor. The head atop that armor was stylized after an ancient shogun, having a dragon theme for the headdress and face. The mechanical sound of hydraulics was heard as the suit paced forward. Its obsidian color stood out like a sore thumb, the red glowing eyes piercing into the mercenaries form. A octagonal inhibitor glowed in the center of the armor's chest.

Deadpool sighed and looked up at the robotic monstrosity pacing towards him. He spread his arms wide, "Ok ok. You got me. You also got a good hit in. Let's sit down and have some tacos."

The suit stopped and looked at the mercenary before a rather angry voice emerged from the suit, "You never learn when to shut up and die, do you?" An arm was lifted and aimed at Deadpool before unleashing a torrent of gunfire.

Amidts the now distance screaming of people getting the hell out of the mall was the incredibly loud booming of high caliber weapons firing. Deadpool was already moving as the massive armor tore apart the Taco Bell. He dove behind the nearby pretzel stand and called out, "WHO THE HELL ARE YOU?! YOU LOOK LIKE A POWER RANGERS RIP OFF!!"

The suit turned upon the stand and shook its head, "Always with the insults. You don't need to know my name, mercenary. If you must call me something, then simply call me Shogun."

Deadpool rolled his eyes, "So you ARE a Power Rangers rip off."

Shogun didn't answer. His hand swirled with sudden fire and he unleashed it at the stand. It was immediately engulfed in flames, causing Deadpool to scream and dive to the side. He rolled about, putting out the flames. 

Parts of his suit were now burned away, leaving portions of his scarred skin bare. He drew his sword and shook his head, "You messed up my suit. Now it's personal."

"It's about time you fought back." Shogun said as he charged with unnatural speed at the merc. Deadpool swiftly moved as a massive fist swung towards him. A series of slashes ripped across the arm of the massive suit, causing sparks to emerge. With a clang, a large gattling gun fell off the armor. 

Deadpool whooped only to catch a forearm swipe to the chest. He flew through the air and crashed into the Victoria's Secret display window. He nodded to the mannequins, "Pardon me, ladies." He got back up and walked out, dizzied a bit. That guy hit -hard-.

Deadpool was just gathering his bearings when a shockwave of razor sharp icicles surged towards him. He dove out of the way just before he could be impaled. He called out to Shogun, "FIRE AND ICE?! You're cheating now."

Deadpool was done messing around. He charged towards the Shogun, teleporting over and over. He appeared in front of him then slahed across the armor chest. He appeared behind him afterwards sending sparking slashes to the back of the armored man's knees. He then leapt up and drove both swords into the back of the suit's neck.

Shogun dropped to his knees and seemingly went still. Then his suit surged with electricity and sent out a wave of power that hummed loudly and cut all the electricity. He slowly stood up as Deadpool flew backwards.

Shogun strode slowly over to the downed merc and planted a massive foot over his entire lower body. He aimed his palm at Deadpool, "Electromagnetic pulse. I was told your technology wouldn't keep you in one place so I took a precaution. Now then....you will make a wonderful ice sculpture in my employer's garden."