In spring 2025, LLC "Evronit" will participate in the "INTERFABRIC-2025.Spring" exhibition and unveil a new brand of professional embroidery threads, Aurika™, alongside the well-established sewing thread and accessories brand, Euron™.
The Euron™ brand, successfully operating for over 20 years, offers a wide range of sewing materials, including all popular categories of sewing threads, satin ribbons, piping, bias tape, decorative cords, zippers, interfacing materials, and other sewing accessories. High-quality raw materials are used during production, ensuring durability and reliability. The company employs modern equipment, such as high-end winding machines and automated production lines, to ensure precision and consistency throughout the production process. Euron™ products combine high quality with affordable pricing, making them accessible to a broad audience.
Euron™ products are certified according to the OEKO-TEX standard, confirming their safety and compliance with environmental regulations. All items have undergone sanitary-epidemiological evaluation and meet state standards. A key highlight at the exhibition will be a new specialized catalog of comprehensive threads under the Euron™ brand.
Aurika™, the standout addition to the exhibition booth, is an entirely new product being introduced to the market by LLC "Evronit." Its advantages include high strength and elasticity, ensuring reliability even for the most challenging embroidery tasks. Aurika™ threads boast consistent thickness, continuity, and compatibility with modern equipment, along with 25% higher tensile strength compared to previous models. Aurika™ threads are ideal for both domestic single-needle machines and high-speed industrial multi-head embroidery machines.
The company acknowledges that the "INTERFABRIC" exhibition is a pivotal event for LLC "Evronit," enabling it to showcase innovations to a broad audience, engage with partners, and establish new connections.
Visitors can explore the company's products at stand 3D03 in the "Yarn and Threads" section ("Timiryazev Center," Nemchinov hall).
