The Brands

A titan in industrial and domestic sewing, Brother Industries has delivered precision engineering and high-volume reliability since 1908. Favored by tailoring workshops worldwide for consistent, heavy-duty production.

The undisputed backbone of global clothing manufacturing. Juki machines are revered across Saville Row and international factories for their unmatched speed, durability, and commercial-grade lockstitching perfection.

Pioneers of the accessible machine market. Japanese-engineered Janome models are beloved by independent designers and students for their intuitive interfaces, robust build quality, and creative versatility.

Swiss precision since 1893. Bernina is the peak of high-end domestic and semi-industrial sewing, beloved by quilters and designers for their flawless stitch quality and legendary durability.

A brand of the BERNINA Textile Group. Bernette machines are known for being trend-setting, easy to use, and packed with features at an attractive price point.

A symbol of quality, innovation, and service. Elna machines are designed to be intuitive and creative, making sewing an enjoyable experience for everyone.

The world leader in sergers and overlockers. Baby Lock revolutionized home sewing with the first domestic overlocker and continues to lead with Jet-Air Threading technology.

Modern, innovative, and highly efficient. Jack sewing mechanics lead the modern industry in integrating direct-drive servo motors with advanced automated tailoring mechanisms.

Legendary German engineering since 1862. Pfaff is universally recognized for its flawless heavy-duty walking foot mechanisms and unmatched capability with leather and thick fabrics.

The original name in sewing history. Synonymous with traditional tailoring heritage, Singer continues to combine legacy aesthetics with reliable, sturdy mechanics.

Swedish innovation and high-performance engineering. Husqvarna Viking is a leader in computerized garment construction and expressive embroidery technology for the modern studio.

The original inventor of the overlock machine. Merrow continues to define industrial edging with robust, specialized machines for heavy textiles and decorative finishing.