Brother Innov-is A60 Sewing Machine

Equipped with many intuitive features, the Brother Innov-is A60 Special Edition comes with 60 built-in stitches and six automatic buttonholes in one step, this easy-to-use machine has everything to help you in your creations.

In addition to a large LCD screen that provides useful information, for example, which foot to use for the selected stitch, this advanced sewing machine adopts intuitive technologies:

• rotary hook with fast upper loading bobbin
• button for fixing the stitch
• one-step needle threading
• integrated low tension settings

Brother Innov-is A60SE allows you to achieve professional results regardless of the level of your sewing.

Intuitive and intuitive controls

The locking stitch, up / down needle and speed control are just some of the outstanding sewing skills.

Stitch selection

The jog dial or knob is very intuitive and provides control of stitch selection and makes choosing stitches a breeze.

Automatic needle threader

Threading your machine is easier than ever with the Brother "one-action" needle threader and easy-to-follow threading guides.

Technical features:

• 60 Stitches
• 6 buttonhole stitches
• Advanced one-action needle threader
• Lock stitch button
• Quick set bobbin
• Needle stop position (up/down)
• Stitch length and width control
• Start/Stop button
• Slide speed control
• Twin needle setting
• Hard case
• Machine Diamentions: 419x196x307 mm
• Machine Weight: 6.5kg

• Zigzag foot “J” (on machine)
• Monogramming foot “N”
• Overcasting foot “G”
• Zipper foot “I”
• Blind stitch foot “R”
• Button fitting foot “M”
• Buttonhole foot “A”
• Needle set
• Twin needle
• Bobbin (4) (One bobbin is on machine.)
• Seam ripper
• Cleaning brush
• Eyelet punch
• Disc-shaped screwdriver
• Screwdriver (large)
• Screwdriver (small)
• Extra spool pin
• Spool cap (large)
• Spool cap (medium) (on machine)
• Spool cap (small)
• Spool net
• Bobbin case (on machine)
• Foot controller
• Eu power cord
• Accessory bag
• Hard case
• Operation Manual
• Quick Reference Guide