Husqvarna VIKING jeans needles
Ideal for tightly woven fabrics
Jeans needles
How it works
Jeans needles
- Use jeans needles when sewing tightly woven fabrics such as jeans.
- Do not use the needles for knitted fabrics such as jersey, as the point can ruin the stitches.
Customer testimonials
»Super lovingly packaged«
We, Marit and Mark, ask ourselves: How do I want to buy accessories for my embroidery machine?
We are not perfect, but we are constantly optimizing for you and our community, the Makies.
Henrike H.
Makie
5/5
Incredibly fast delivery. It felt like the package must have been on its way before I even knew I was going to order. Super lovingly packaged with a personal note from Mark, because one pair of scissors was incorrectly packaged by the manufacturer. I'm always very happy when fans
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Product recommendations
We only include products in our shop that we recommend to friends. These are products that we can highly recommend for sock knitting.
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Husqvarna VIKING jeans needles
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