Unused, but has been stored for a long time. There is no fading, and it can be used normally without breaking. For small crafts, a 60-weight thread for general fabrics is sufficient, but when zigzag stitching the edges of a single layer of thin fabric, a 90-weight thread is thinner and less likely to show through on the surface. However, depending on the sewing machine, the stitches may pucker, so a machine that allows for thread tension adjustment, either automatic or manual, is recommended.