Handheld Electric Sewing Machine – Portable & Cordless

Handheld Electric Sewing Machine – Portable & Cordless

Default Title
Sale price  Ush 78,000 Regular price Ush 120,000
Skip to product information
Handheld Electric Sewing Machine – Portable & Cordless

Handheld Electric Sewing Machine – Portable & Cordless

Sale price  Ush 78,000 Regular price Ush 120,000
Default TitleDefault Title

Key Features

  • Ultimate Portability: Lightweight and ergonomic, this machine is perfect for emergency repairs. Whether you are at home, in the office, or traveling, it fits easily into a bag or drawer.

  • Cordless Convenience: Powered by 4 AA batteries (not included), allowing you to sew anywhere without searching for a power outlet. It can also be used with a 6V DC power adapter.

  • Versatile Performance: Suitable for various fabrics including silk, denim, wool, leather, and crafts. It is powerful enough to handle basic hemming and small DIY projects.

  • Easy to Use: Features a simple one-button operation. It comes pre-threaded and ready to use, making it accessible even for those with no prior sewing experience.

  • On-the-Spot Repairs: Ideal for fixing curtains while they are still on the rod, mending a torn pocket without removing your clothes, or shortening trousers in minutes.


Product Specifications

  • Type: Single-thread chain stitch

  • Material: High-quality ABS plastic and Stainless Steel

  • Power Source: 4 x AA 1.5V batteries or DC 6V 600mA power adapter (not included)

  • Dimensions: Approximately 21cm x 7cm x 3.5cm

  • Included Accessories: Bobbins, needles, spindle, and threader.


Best For:

  • Travelers: A "must-have" in your travel kit for wardrobe malfunctions on the go.

  • Beginners: A great, non-intimidating way to start learning basic sewing techniques.

  • Quick Home Fixes: Perfect for DIY enthusiasts who need a fast tool for small alterations and craft work.


Note: For best results, ensure the fabric thickness is approximately 1.8mm or less. This machine is designed for a single-thread stitch, so the thread must be tied manually at the end of the seam to secure it.

You may also like