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Conductive wire for Wearables
Wearables can be sewn onto clothing with conductive thread. This wire conducts current so that it functions as a power wire and everything is neatly concealed. Lighting Wearables Microcontroller Wearables Conductive wire for Wearables Portable modules Lilypad Wearables Flora Wearables Electro-Fashion
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- Stainless Thin Conductive Yarn / Thick Conductive Thread - 30 ft Adafruit #603 This 316L stainless steel thread falls somewhere between a thick thread and a thin yarn. Most sewing machines wouldn't be happy with this thread since its thick, and it has the 'furry' soft feel of yarn which makes it poor for most e-textiles/wearables projects.Delivered in 10 to 30 days€ 8,45 Incl. VAT
- Stainless Thin Conductive Thread - 2 ply - 23 meter Adafruit #640 After months of searching, we finally have what we consider to be the ultimate conductive thread (2 ply - 23 meter). 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!Delivered in 10 to 30 days€ 10,95 Incl. VAT
- Conductive Thread - 3m Pimoroni #COM2306 Three metres of conductive thread on a little card bobbin, an essential component of any wearables project! These are the same little spools you'll find in Pimoroni's beautiful Bearables kits, and will come on either a bear or fox board.Delivered in 5 to 30 days€ 3,50 Incl. VAT
- Conductive Hook & Loop Tape - 3" long Adafruit #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.Delivered in 10 to 30 days€ 8,10 Incl. VAT
The 3 most popular Conductive wire for Wearables
Wearables is a collective name for electronics that can be integrated into clothing. The small modules can be sewn into clothes by means of conductive thread, so that they are connected to each other. This allows sensors, LEDs, speakers or even an entire tetris game to be integrated into every piece of clothing.
