Various colors and packaging options available, low minimum order quantity, best prices, and superior quality.
Reflective embroidery thread is a special type of embroidery thread with microprism reflective particles. It can be used directly on computerized embroidery machines. By combining the reflective effect with patterns, logos, and text through embroidery techniques, the embroidered product can produce a bright reflection when exposed to light at night or in low-light environments, thus serving both decorative and safety warning functions.
The high-brightness reflective effect utilizes high-refractive-index microprism technology, resulting in high reflectivity and a long nighttime warning distance, meeting the reflective warning requirements for safety clothing and outdoor products.
Reflective thread for embroidery: High visibility at night, ensuring safety and reliability. Under vehicle headlights or flashlights, the reflective effect is significant, greatly improving visibility and safety for workers, cyclists, and outdoor users.
Soft and flexible, comfortable to wear. Unlike rigid reflective tape or stickers, the reflective embroidery thread is soft, thin, and skin-friendly, with no hard edges, scratches, or discomfort.
Superior washability and durability: Washable, abrasion-resistant, foldable, and sweat-resistant. Does not peel, shed powder, or flake, making it more durable than heat transfer or printing.
Since 2014
Vietnam
60,00m²
190+
200+
Yes, we are an industry and trade integration company and also the leading manufacturer of reflective fabric and reflective material in china.
More colors are available. Please feel free to contact us if you have any other needs.
The main differences in reflective embroidery threads lie in their reflectivity, thread thickness, softness, and washability.
Yes, we usually have stock available.。
Yes, you can get existing samples. The specifics depend on the style and quantity of samples you need.
Yes, we can arrange it for you if your order quantity is less than our MOQ.
