Sewing machines
Singer sewing machines, computerised models and overlockers — from everyday mending to heavy denim. Free arm, automatic buttonhole and needle threader.
Singer M3305 sewing machine, 23 stitches, full metal frame
Singer 3333 Fashion Mate sewing machine, 23 stitch patterns, 4.75 kg
Singer M3205 sewing machine, 23 stitch patterns, free arm, white
Singer M3405 sewing machine, 23 stitches, one-step buttonhole, 6.2 kg
Singer SMC 3323 sewing machine, 23 stitches, threader, one-step buttonhole
Singer 3337 Fashion Mate sewing machine, 29 stitches, one-step buttonhole
Singer M2605 sewing machine, 12 stitch patterns, needle threader, white
Singer Simple 3229 sewing machine, 31 stitch patterns, white and green
Singer Simple 3223 sewing machine, 23 stitch patterns, white and pink
Singer 3221 sewing machine, 21 stitch patterns, one-step buttonhole
Singer 3342 Fashion Mate sewing machine, 32 stitches, automatic buttonhole
Singer 2273 Tradition sewing machine, 23 stitches, needle threader
Singer M2505 sewing machine, 10 stitch patterns, free arm and LED light
Singer M2405 sewing machine, 11 stitch patterns, LED light, white
Singer SMC 1412 sewing machine, 15 stitch patterns, vertical bobbin, white
Singer Simple 3210 sewing machine, 10 stitch patterns, free arm
Singer SMC 1409 beginner sewing machine, 9 stitch patterns, white
Singer M2105 sewing machine, 8 stitch patterns, free arm, 72 W
Singer M1505 beginner sewing machine, 6 stitch patterns, 4.6 kg
Singer Starlet 6660 computerised sewing machine, 60 stitches, 4 buttonholes
Singer Start 1306 sewing machine, 6 stitch patterns, free arm, 4.3 kg
Singer M1605 sewing machine, 6 stitch patterns, 4.6 kg, white
Singer 4423 Heavy Duty sewing machine, 23 stitches, 1100 stitches per minute
Singer Starlet 6680 computerised sewing machine, 80 stitches
Singer 6160 Brilliance computerised sewing machine, 60 stitches, 5.6 kg
Singer C5655 computerised sewing machine, 80 stitches, 6 buttonholes
Singer 6199 Brilliance computerised sewing machine, 100 stitches
Singer 14SH654 overlocker, 6 stitch types, 7.2 kg
Singer S0105 overlocker, 6 stitch types, 1300 stitches per minute
Singer HD6605C Heavy Duty computerised sewing machine, 100 stitches
Singer HD6705C Heavy Duty computerised sewing machine, 200 stitches
Tristar SM-6005 Sewing Machine with 38 Stitches
Singer C7205 computerised sewing machine, 200 stitches, 8 buttonholes
Singer C430 computerised sewing machine, 810 stitches, 13 buttonholes
Singer HD6805C Heavy Duty computerised sewing machine, 586 stitches
Singer Quantum Stylist 9960 computerised sewing machine, 600 stitches
How to choose a sewing machine
Start with what you actually sew: hemming trousers a few times a year, making children's clothes, or working with heavy fabric and denim.
- Type. A mechanical machine is simple and dependable, a computerised one selects stitches at the press of a button and offers more decorative patterns, an overlocker finishes edges so the fabric cannot fray.
- Stitch patterns. Six to fifteen are enough for hemming and repairs. Sixteen to forty cover most home sewing; more than a hundred make sense for decorative work.
- Buttonhole. A one-step buttonhole is sewn in a single pass and always comes out the same length; the four-step version costs less but you have to turn the fabric.
- Needle threader. A small detail that saves your eyes, especially if you change thread often.
- Free arm. Essential for sleeves, trouser legs and children's clothes.
- Weight and frame. A metal frame and more weight mean the machine will not hop on thick fabric — look at the Heavy Duty range.
Related categories
See also irons, garment steamers and washing machines.
Frequently asked questions
Is a mechanical machine right for a beginner? Yes. Ten to twenty-five stitches, an automatic bobbin winder and a free arm are enough to start; the rest comes with practice.
Does an overlocker replace a sewing machine? No. It finishes seams and sews knits, but it makes neither buttonholes nor a straight seam on woven fabric — the two machines work together.
What does Heavy Duty mean? A reinforced metal frame, a stronger motor and a higher presser foot lift, so the machine copes with denim, several layers of fabric and curtain material.
Are accessories included? A Singer set usually holds an all-purpose foot, zipper foot, buttonhole foot, button sewing foot, needles, bobbins and a dust cover — the exact list is in each product's specifications.