*** Perfect for Stretch Materials ***
SCHMETZ Stretch Needles are expertly designed for sewing elastic knits, synthetic suede, minky, and other stretch fabrics, delivering smooth, even stitches with no skipping or bunching. These needles provide the precision you need for flawless results on all your stretch fabric projects. The medium ball point, along with a specially engineered eye and scarf, prevents skipped stitches, making these needles ideal for delicate knits and stretch fabrics. Achieve clean, uniform stitching without the frustration of fabric shifting or uneven seams.

*** Built to Last ***
Crafted from high-quality materials, SCHMETZ Stretch Needles are designed for durability and long-term use. They withstand the rigors of frequent sewing on stretchy fabric, providing consistent, reliable performance with every stitch you make.

*** Ideal for Stretch and Knit Fabric ***
Whether you’re sewing with ribbed knits, stretchy elastics, or synthetic suede, these needles ensure smooth, precise stitches that prevent fabric distortion, stretching, or shifting. Get professional results every time, even on the trickiest fabric.

*** Universal Compatibility for All Machines ***
SCHMETZ Stretch Needles are compatible with all home sewing machine brands, including Singer, Brother, Pfaff, Babylock, and so much more, offering versatility for any sewer. No matter what machine you use, these needles help you create polished, high-quality seams on stretch and knit projects.

*** SCHMETZ for Every Stitch & Style ***
SCHMETZ serves sewing enthusiasts worldwide with top-quality home sewing needles, refills, and supplies. Elevate your sewing experience with our complete collection, including universal, quilting, embroidery, microtex, denim and many other quality needles—each one expertly engineered to bring your projects to life.

Add SCHMETZ Stretch Needles to your collection and experience the difference in every stitch!

SCHMETZ Stretch Sewing Machine Needles - Precision Needles, Size 90/14, Box of 100

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