Discover our complete collection of sewing machine feet
Our collection of sewing machine feet offers you a wide choice of compatible accessories with the most common machine models, including machines Juki, domestic or single-feed industrial machines. Whether you are looking for a standard presser foot, a zipper foot, a hem foot or even a gathering foot, you will find the presser foot suited to your sewing project. Each compliant product has been selected to guarantee you a clean result, precise and professional, whatever the type of fabric used.
What are the types of machine feet?
There is a wide variety of presser feet, each serving a very specific function. You can thus choose from:
- The standard presser foot, perfect for the straight stitch
- The hem foot to create neat finishes
- The zipper foot or zip foot, essential for quick and straight installation
- The walking foot, ideal for quilting, thick fabrics or multiple layers of fabric
- The gathering foot, for regular gathered effects
- The roller foot, for sewing slippery materials
- The Teflon foot, perfect for difficult fabrics like leather or vinyl
- The universal foot, for versatile use
- The cording foot, for your embroidery or decoration projects
How to choose a presser foot?
Choosing a presser foot depends on several criteria:
- The model of sewing machine used
- The type of fabric to work on
- The desired function: attaching a bias tape, making an invisible hem, sewing batches, making a buttonhole or embroidering
- The needle type and the stitch used
To assist you in your choice, our guide is enriched with advice, technical information, and a fast service via our telephone support. You will also find a video tutorial for each common use of a presser foot.
Where to buy feet for sewing machines?
You can buy our presser feet directly on our website or in our store. We guarantee:
- A product compliant with your expectations
- Available stock
- An affordable base price
- A responsive customer service
- Complete kits or accessory sets for sewing and overlock machines
Unlike Amazon, here you benefit from personalized advice and reliable technical information on each compatible part.
What are the functions of presser feet?
Each presser foot has a dedicated function:
- The invisible hem foot facilitates the creation of discreet finishes
- The bias tape foot allows you to apply bias tape in a single step
- The gathering foot helps you gather fabric evenly
- The buttonhole foot creates perfect buttonholes
- The walking foot ensures a smooth passage over multiple thicknesses
- Some feet are designed to embroider, quilt or quilt
Each foot is an essential sewing accessory, designed to improve your technique and optimize your creative power.
Which feet for difficult fabrics?
For fabrics that slip, catch, or wrinkle, favor:
- The Teflon foot, perfect for coated fabrics or leather
- The walking foot, which guarantees a steady feed on thick layers
- The roller foot, ideal for fluid textiles
- The hemming foot or gathering foot, depending on the desired finishes
These specialized crowbars ensure a clean seam and without misalignment, even on the most complex materials.
How to use a presser foot?
The use of a presser foot varies depending on the type of foot. For each machine foot, we provide you with:
- An installation guide
- Detailed video tutorials
- Clear information for simple use
- Tips for sewing well, applying or adjusting according to the project
Our team is also available for any personalized advice.
Which accessories for sewing machines?
Our range includes many accessories and complete kits to enhance your sewing equipment:
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Presser feet for sewing machine
- Overlocker accessories
- Foot for piping application
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Bobbin cases, needles, straight feet or for zigzag stitch
Here you will find every compatible part to adapt your Juki machine or other model, for each sewing technique.
How to maintain your sewing machine feet?
Proper maintenance of your sewing machine feet is essential to ensure smooth sewing and extend the life of your accessories. After each use, remember to remove the foot and clean it with a soft cloth to remove fabric residue, dust, or thread.
For metal feet, a light brushing with a soft brush helps avoid lint buildup, especially around screws or moving parts. Never use abrasive products that could scratch or damage the surface.
For machine feet made of plastic or teflon, clean them gently with a damp cloth. Regular checks of the feet's condition (deformation, excessive play, or wear) help prevent problems during sewing.
