Good question. I know they make sergers, but evidently they make other
sewing machines as well as other industrial equipment.
I THINK they may have gotten into the domestic machine market after
their beginnings in industrial machines.
Anybody know?
Kim
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What about Juki?
Kate
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Interesting thread on the history of overlock machines.
I can probably save you some effort in the Husqvarna department--as far
as I know, sergers are not manufactured by sewing machine companies.
They are all made in various factories in China, Korea, and perhaps
Japan.
When you buy a serger labelled Singer or Viking or Bernina, whatever, it
has been made NOT in their facotry, but to their specifications by one
of the serger manufacturers.
Kim (ex-sewing machine and serger dealer)
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