Swan Sewing Machines
Swan sewing machines
Every Swan here is a mechanical machine: you turn a dial to pick the stitch, and there is no screen, no menu and nothing to charge. That makes them easy to learn on, and they still cover the jobs that pile up at home — hemming trousers, taking in a dress, mending a school uniform, running up cushion covers and curtains.
The range splits two ways. The 18-stitch model keeps everything on one pattern dial. The 24-stitch models add a second dial for stitch length and a 4-step buttonhole, sewn by turning through four positions, so shirts and uniforms can be finished at home. All of them run from a foot controller, so both hands stay on the fabric.
- Pattern dials printed on the body, so each setting is visible
- A 4-step buttonhole on the 24-stitch models
- Easy Threading System guiding thread from spool to needle
- A reverse lever to lock the start and end of a seam
- Foot controller, bobbins, needles, presser feet and a manual in every box
Colours run across grey, white, pink and blue. Ring 939-4720 to check a colour, or try one on the counter in Malé.
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