Jacquard
Collective term for all large-patterned fabrics with weave-based patterning, produced with the help of jacquard technology on a jacquard loom.
Its complicated mechanism allows the weaving of almost unlimitedly large patterns (flowers, leaves, fictional themes), which cannot be achieved on shaft looms. Each warp thread has its own control, enabling the alternation of different weave variants.
Typical jacquard fabrics are damask, brocade and furnishing fabric. The term is derived from the name of the French inventor of this loom, J.M. Jacquard.
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The universal needle with a slightly rounded point for your household sewing machine
The needle for household sewing machines with the round-shank needle system.
Two universal needles joined by a bar to a single flat shank: for sewing two parallel seams at once
The universal needle for older BERNINA machines
The universal needle for your household sewing machine – now with an NIT non-stick coating (anti-glue) from industrial needle technology
The industrial sewing machine needle Rundkolben-Zwillingsnadel DBX1 ZWI with a normal round point – suits general industrial garment production; available in several needle sizes.
Universal needle for effortless threading
The industrial sewing machine needle Rundkolben-Drillingsnadel DBX1 DRI (NM:80) with a normal round point – suits general industrial garment production.
Needle with two eyes for decorative work with novelty threads
The universal needle in a fine version for your household sewing machine – now with an NIT non-stick coating (anti-glue) from industrial needle technology
The universal needle with a slightly rounded point and titanium-nitride coating for even less friction
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