Thick sashiko thread for the UK

Daruma Thick in a 30m card or 40m and 100m skeins. Choose the amount you need separately from the fuller stitch weight.

Thick sashiko thread in stock

All Sashiko & Kogin thread

Daruma Thick 100m Skein

Sashiko Thread

£5.45

Bestseller

Daruma Thick 30m Card

Sashiko Thread

£3.49

Thick Sashiko Thread - 40m Skein

£3.75

Help me choose a thread

Fine and thick describe the thread; metres tell you how much you get. Compare weights or estimate your length.

Compare the named range before choosing a length
Thread	Formats in this range	Useful distinction
Olympus	20m and 100m skeins; separate 40m Pastel and Lamé ranges	Solid and colour-changing options. Read the named range and material; length alone does not identify the thread.
Daruma Thin	40m card or 170m skein	Four-ply cotton for a finer stitch line; use as supplied, without splitting into strands.
Daruma Thick	30m card, 40m or 100m skein	Six-ply cotton for a fuller line. Check the actual needle and cloth together.
Daruma Kasuri Mix	40m card	Fine, four-ply colour-changing cotton. Sample a repeat to see where the colours fall.
Daruma Kogin	20m card	A separate thread for counted Kogin embroidery on an open, regular weave.

When is thick thread useful?

A fuller thread gives large repeats, visible mending and open-weave cloth a clearer line. Test the needle eye and fabric resistance before starting a large area.

Compare fine and thick thread →

Choose the length

A 30m card suits a focused project, while 40m and 100m skeins give more continuity for repeated rows, larger cloths or regular repairs.

Compare thread lengths →

Thick sashiko thread for the UK

Daruma Thick in a 30m card or 40m and 100m skeins. Choose the amount you need separately from the fuller stitch weight.

Thick sashiko thread in stock

All Sashiko & Kogin thread

Daruma Thick 100m Skein

Sashiko Thread

£5.45

Bestseller

Daruma Thick 30m Card

Sashiko Thread

£3.49

Thick Sashiko Thread - 40m Skein

£3.75

Help me choose a thread

Fine and thick describe the thread; metres tell you how much you get. Compare weights or estimate your length.

Compare the named range before choosing a length
Thread	Formats in this range	Useful distinction
Olympus	20m and 100m skeins; separate 40m Pastel and Lamé ranges	Solid and colour-changing options. Read the named range and material; length alone does not identify the thread.
Daruma Thin	40m card or 170m skein	Four-ply cotton for a finer stitch line; use as supplied, without splitting into strands.
Daruma Thick	30m card, 40m or 100m skein	Six-ply cotton for a fuller line. Check the actual needle and cloth together.
Daruma Kasuri Mix	40m card	Fine, four-ply colour-changing cotton. Sample a repeat to see where the colours fall.
Daruma Kogin	20m card	A separate thread for counted Kogin embroidery on an open, regular weave.

When is thick thread useful?

A fuller thread gives large repeats, visible mending and open-weave cloth a clearer line. Test the needle eye and fabric resistance before starting a large area.

Compare fine and thick thread →

Choose the length

A 30m card suits a focused project, while 40m and 100m skeins give more continuity for repeated rows, larger cloths or regular repairs.

Compare thread lengths →