Sewing machine accessories
Singer needles for woven fabric, denim and leather, a beginner sewing kit and machine carry cases. The right needle prevents skipped stitches and thread breaks.
Singer 2020 needles, size 12, 5 pcs
Singer Universal Needles 90/14 for woven fabrics, 5-pack
Singer Ball Point Needles 80/12 for knit fabrics, 5-pack
Singer 2020 sewing machine needles, size 14, 10-pack
Singer denim needles 90/14, 5 pcs
Singer denim needles 100/16, 5 pcs
Singer leather needles 90/14, 5 pcs
Singer 2020 needles, size 12, 10 pcs
Singer 2020 needles, size 14, 5 pcs
Singer 2045 needles, size 12, 10 pcs
Singer 2045 needles, size 14, 10 pcs
Singer Twin Stretch Needle Decorative 4.0 80/12
Singer universal needles for woven fabrics 80/12, 10 pcs
Singer Microtex needles 80/12, 5 pcs
Singer quilting needles 90/14, 5 pcs
Singer 2045 needles, size 12, 5 pcs
Singer 2045 needles, size 14, 5 pcs
Singer 13640 beginner sewing kit
Singer Premium Sewing Kit, mint case
Singer sewing machine carry case, 45 x 33 x 25 cm, black
Singer universal sewing machine carry case, cream and red
Needle size and fabric
- 70/10–80/12 — fine cotton, silk, lining.
- 90/14 — the universal everyday size: cotton, linen, medium fabrics.
- 100/16 and denim needles — denim, canvas, several layers at once.
- Leather needles — a cutting point that pierces leather without tearing it.
The first number is the European size (needle thickness), the second the American one. The rule is simple: the heavier the fabric, the higher the number.
When to change the needle
A needle is a consumable: manufacturers advise changing it every 6–8 hours of sewing or at the start of each project. A blunt needle skips stitches, drags the fabric and breaks thread — most "the machine sews badly" complaints end with a fresh needle.
Related categories
The machines themselves are under sewing machines.
Frequently asked questions
Do Singer needles fit other machines? Yes. Domestic machine needles follow the 130/705H standard and fit Brother, Janome, Husqvarna and others.
Why does the thread keep breaking? Usually the needle is the wrong size or inserted incorrectly (the flat side faces the back); less often the thread tension is too high.