Singer sewing machine manufacturers of today
by Kelsi Watts: The Singer Corporation based in the state of Tennessee, USA, continues to manufacture Singer sewing machines.
SVP Worldwide currently owns the Singer Corporation and they manufacture other brands of sewing machines, including Husqvarna Viking, and Pfaff.
The best sewing machines between Singer and Brother
For starters, Brother and Singer sewing machine brands offer a comparable model for almost all sewing related needs.
It doesn’t matter which price-range, which type of material or the level of features you need, both Brother and Singer(and others) have a model best suited for any specific need. The trick is to determine what you need because both companies have similar solutions.
The most popular sewing machine brand is…
Several sewing machine brands compete for the title of most popular sewing machine. There is some fluctuation based on which country the data comes from but, that being said, Brother is currently the most popular brand with a market share of 29% of all home sewing machines.
Singer, Janome and Kenmore are almost as popular overall and, in many places, more popular. It’s a very competitive market!
Differences in sewing machines – for your consideration
Sewing machines are not all the same, they don’t all have the same parts inside. Some sewing machines quilt better than others, some sew fine fabrics better and others are more suited to automated industrial use.
For best results make sure you understand the differences, strengths and weaknesses of a sewing machine before you rent or buy it.

Computerized sewing machines are easy to use
Feature rich computerized sewing machines have revolutionized the home sewing industry. Their complexity and price vary based on how many features they have but all are relatively easy to use and simple to program.
The introduction of computerized sewing machines has changed sewing forever just as the first mechanical machines did in the early 1900s.
Sewing machines capable of industrial use
There are several brands of sewing machines that perform well for industrial sewing. These five sewing machine models currently provide top value for industrial sewing purposes as of 2021/22.
They are the Juki DDL-8700, the Janome HD1000, the Singer 191D-30, the Juki DDL-5550N and the Consew 206RB-5.
The most reliable brand of sewing machine is…
When used as directed by the manufacturer most new sewing machines are reliable.
Current research of Amazon reviews suggests the most reliable machines are the Juki MO654DE portable thread serger, the Brother 1034D serger, the Brother 2340CV coverstitch serger, the Singer Quantum Stylist 9960 computerized portable and the Singer Stylist 7258 100-Stitch computerized sewing machine.
Different types of home sewing machines
Overlocking or serger machines. Mechanical treadle sewing machines. Electronic mechanical sewing machines. Mini and portable machines. Computerized or automated machines. Embroidery machines. Quilting machines and overlocking Machines.
Janome is a well known brand of sewing machine
Janome and Brother are likely the most widely known brands of home sewing machine. Yes, Janome is a good brand, but to determine if it’s the best brand for your needs consider your budget, your experience and what you plan to do with your Janome machine.
Each and every sewing machine model has it’s own slight benefits and drawbacks, choose accordingly.
The best type of sewing machine for home use
Cost aside, the best type of sewing machine for home use is determined by your skill level and what you plan to sew. For light duty sewing by a begginer a machine like the Janome MOD-19 is an excellent choice.
With minimal experience a good even stitcher such as the Singer Heavy Duty 4423 is a good choice. For the more experienced tailor the Janome HD1000 works well, especially with heavier fabrics.