Overlock Sewing Machine

Are you looking for a serger machine to bring your finest projects to life? You are in the right place. A serger, also called an overlock, is a machine that allows you to sew, overcast, cut, and join all types of fabrics in a single operation. Thanks to this machine, each creation is made with a flawless finish, effectively preventing the fabric from fraying.

With us, you will find a wide range of overlocks offered by the best brands (Juki, Janome and Elna). Each model is known for its quality, durability, and excellent value for money. Beginner or expert, small or large budget, you will surely find a machine suited to your needs with us.

Why Invest in a Serger Machine?

The main advantages of a serger are its ability to make a perfect overlock stitch while ensuring a flawless finish with every thread pull. In a single pass, this machine simultaneously cuts, joins, and overcasts your fabrics, even the most complex or thick ones like denim or stretch materials such as jersey or knitwear. This allows you to have impeccable finishes and professional results.

Each overlock we offer is designed to be easy to use, with features such as automatic threading or differential feed adjustment that greatly simplify its use. With its built-in blade, the machine allows you to sew, cut, and join in one step, offering you a real gain of time, a clean finish, and great working comfort.

What Stitches Can a Serger Machine Make?

With a serger, you can easily make various seams such as rolled hem, flatlock stitch, narrow hem stitch, cover stitch, or even chain stitch, making each joining original. This allows you to work on very different projects like a t-shirt, a stretch dress, jersey pants, or complex garments in jersey.

How to Choose Your Serger?

Before buying a serger, consider the following criteria:

• Your budget
• Your level of sewing experience
• The type of fabric you want to sew and the thicknesses
• The essential features for your work (automatic threading, free arm, number of threads (2 threads, 3 threads, 4 threads)).

For a first purchase, the question of budget often arises. We offer sergers at different prices, suited to your expectations:

• An affordable serger, available for under 400 euros, perfect for beginners.
• A mid-range serger, around 800 euros, ideal for regular use with many features.
• A top-of-the-line serger, for demanding sewers seeking a professional experience, with advanced functions such as air-jet threading and automatic tension.

The price difference between an entry-level overlock machine and a high-end serger mainly comes from the features. Automatic threading, automatic tension, free arm, supported thicknesses, and overall sturdiness strongly influence this difference.

Our experts are available to help you choose the best serger suited to your needs.

How to Use and Maintain a Serger Machine?

Although complex at first, the serger quickly becomes simple and easy to master. Our videos on the blog, made by a professional sewer, quickly teach you how to thread, adjust, and avoid problems. We offer video tutorials to help you easily understand each machine function.

To avoid any problems, remember to regularly maintain your serger:

• Clean the waste tray for scraps
• Change the needles regularly
• Check the condition of the lower looper. Vacuum your machine after each use

Our repair workshop offers professional services for the maintenance and repair of all brands. We also repair machines we do not sell, such as Babylock, Singer, Bernina, or Toyota.

5 Easy Project Ideas to Make

To start well with your Overlock, here are five simple and quick projects to make:

• Rolled hem scarf: perfect for learning the rolled hem stitch and working with light fabrics.
• Stretch headband: ideal for practicing on stretch fabrics and creating a practical accessory.
• T-shirt: a basic project to master elastic seams and join several pieces.
• Bulk or bread bag: an eco-friendly accessory easy to sew for carrying your shopping.
• Washable panty liner: a zero-waste project, simple to make for starting with technical fabrics.