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SKU: AF-641

A 3-ply conductive thread made entirely from 316L stainless steel fibre. Thin enough to sew by hand with a medium-eye needle, yet strong and smooth — ideal for wearable electronics, e-textile projects, and sewable circuits. With a resistivity of approximately 10 ohms per foot, this thread can dr...

SKU: AF-1405

Get started with the fabulous Adafruit Flora platform with this lovely budget kit, just enough to get you started with this fun wearable computer. Included are enough parts to make your first wearable electronic project. There's a Flora motherboard, four ultra-bright chainable RGB pixels, a 3x...

SKU: DF-FIT0748 · MPN: FIT0748

This smooth stainless steel fibre sewing thread is conductive, making it handy for wearable electronics, soft circuits and other small-current projects where ordinary wire is too stiff.Each roll includes 1 metre of thread with a resistance of about 2Ω per metre and a wire diameter of 0.96 mm. It ...

SKU: AF-1458

Sense the world around you! The FLORA Sensor Pack includes many types of sensors for your wearable enjoyment. Sense motion, direction, color, light levels, touch, and connections with FLORA sensor breakouts and conductive materials, and a few NeoPixels for experimenting with displaying your se...

SKU: DF-FIT0744 · MPN: FIT0744

This smooth stainless steel fibre thread lets you sew conductive paths into fabric for wearable electronics and soft-circuit projects. It offers low resistance, good thermal conductivity, a high melting point and high-temperature resistance.Each roll contains 15m of thread, with a wire resistance...

SKU: SF-DEV-11791

This is about 360 yards of conductive thread spun from stainless steel fiber and wound on a spool. You can use it as a creative way to connect various electronics onto clothing projects. This large spool is a great way to get into wearable electronics without a large upfront cost and a large e...

SKU: DF-FIT0747 · MPN: FIT0747

This smooth stainless steel fibre conductive sewing thread is handy for soft circuits, wearables and e-textile projects where you need to stitch an electrical connection into fabric.Each roll provides 5m of thread with about 7Ω resistance per metre and a 0.5mm diameter. It can be used for touchsc...

SKU: DF-FIT0743 · MPN: FIT0743

This smooth stainless steel fibre thread is made for sewing conductivity into fabric and wearable projects. It offers low resistance, good thermal conductivity, a high melting point, and high-temperature resistance.Each roll includes 25 metres of conductive sewing thread with a 0.3mm diameter and...

SKU: DF-FIT0746 · MPN: FIT0746

This smooth stainless steel fibre sewing thread is conductive, making it handy for e-textiles, wearable electronics and other small-current projects. It has a resistance of about 9Ω per metre and comes as a 7 metre roll.The thread can be sewn into fabric for projects such as touchscreen gloves, a...

SKU: DF-FIT0745 · MPN: FIT0745

This smooth stainless steel fibre sewing thread is conductive, making it handy for wearable electronics, soft circuits and other low-current maker projects. Each roll includes 10m of thread with a resistance of about 10-15Ω per metre.The thread has good thermal conductivity, a high melting point ...

SKU: DF-FIT0823

Start your creative DIY project with this high-quality wire pack! The pack contains several kinds of conductive materials that basically meet your common needs of wiring. It includes conductive cloth tape with excellent flexibility, double-conductor copper foil tape, temperature-resistant aluminu...

SKU: AF-640

After months of searching, we finally have what we consider to be the ultimate conductive thread. It's thin, strong, smooth, and made completely of 316L stainless steel. Once you start working with this thread you'll quickly agree its optimal for any wearables work!  This thread is 2...

SKU: AF-2769

The Circuit Playground Express Educator's Pack is a comprehensive classroom kit built around Adafruit's versatile Circuit Playground Express board. It includes everything educators need to teach electronics, coding, and wearable technology — from conductive thread and servos to battery packs and ...

SKU: AF-1088

This conductive fiber is super interesting! It's great for felting and could also be spun into yarn if that's your thing. We tested many different fiber thicknesses for needle felting and found that this one (20um fiber thickness) is the most pleasurable to work with. Use about 0.2g of the stu...

SKU: AF-1849

Get started with wearable electronics using the Adafruit Gemma Sensor Starter Pack. This all-in-one kit includes a GEMMA V2 board, sewable RGB NeoPixels, multiple sensors, a rechargeable battery with charger, and everything you need to build interactive sewable projects — no soldering required. ...

SKU: SF-DEV-10867

This is 30 feet of conductive thread spun from stainless steel fiber and wound on a plastic bobbin. Use it to sew up all of your e-textile projects. This small bobbin is a great way to get into wearable electronics without the upfront cost of buying an entire spool of thread. 30 feet of thread...

SKU: AF-1324

Conductive hook & loop tape is just like the stuff you've seen on jackets, clothes, shoes, and bags, but is coated with silver to make it fully conductive. Originally this was designed to the manufacture of static-safe clothing, but its great for wearable applications as well. For example an o...

SKU: AF-603

This 316L stainless steel conductive yarn sits between a thick thread and a thin yarn in weight. Its high conductivity and soft, flexible texture make it particularly well-suited for making touchscreen-compatible gloves and other projects that require capacitive touch conductivity. Sew a few sti...

SKU: AF-1850

Add a touch of sparkle to your wearables with the Adafruit Gemma Sequin Starter Pack. This beginner-friendly kit includes a GEMMA V2 sewable microcontroller, warm white LED sequins, conductive thread, needles, and a coin cell battery holder — everything you need to start sewing glowing electronic...

SKU: AF-3673

This kit is designed for use with the electronic textiles unit in the Exploring Computer Science (ECS, exploringcs.org) introductory computing curriculum for secondary students. It contains most of the materials needed for four e-textiles projects: paper circuit, wristband, mural, and hum...