AUTHORIZED DEALERS AND SERVICE CENTER SINCE 1962
Janome School is the entry-level machine with a retro design for today’s creatives!
Aluminum body and flat base, with the look of an old‑style sewing machine.
The 14 stitches that unleash your creativity and the 6 included presser feet guarantee precise, distinctive seams for every project.
Ideal for those who want a simple, efficient machine with a vintage feel.
The large dials are extremely practical for selecting stitch length and width. This makes it quick and easy to adjust the various stretch stitches.
The handy thread cutter lets you cut the thread both at the beginning and at the end of the seam. This way, the new seam can start without unthreading or creating a tangle of thread.
Janome SCHOOL Mechanical Sewing Machine
Vendor: Janome
SKU: MACC_8917
AUTHORIZED DEALERS AND SERVICE CENTER SINCE 1962
Janome SCHOOL: The basic machine with a retro design for today’s creatives!
Aluminum body and flat bed, with the look of a “machine from the old days”, ideal for anyone wanting a simple, efficient machine with vintage charm!
Equipped with a rotary hook, 14 stitches including utility and stretch, and 1 type of 4-step automatic buttonhole.
Pickup available at corso cavour 178
Usually ready in 24 hours
Janome SCHOOL Mechanical Sewing Machine
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corso cavour 178
Pickup availableUsually ready in 24 hours
Corso Cavour 178
19121 La Spezia SP
Italy+390187735108
AUTHORIZED DEALERS AND SERVICE CENTER SINCE 1962
Janome School is the entry-level machine with a retro design for today’s creatives!
Aluminum body and flat base, with the look of an old‑style sewing machine.
The 14 stitches that unleash your creativity and the 6 included presser feet guarantee precise, distinctive seams for every project.
Ideal for those who want a simple, efficient machine with a vintage feel.
The large dials are extremely practical for selecting stitch length and width. This makes it quick and easy to adjust the various stretch stitches.
The handy thread cutter lets you cut the thread both at the beginning and at the end of the seam. This way, the new seam can start without unthreading or creating a tangle of thread.