Get started in heavy duty with a sewing machine that offers a simple-to-use interface, key stitches and core sewing functionality, plus robust heavy duty power.

Highlights

• 13 essential accessories included
• 50% more power
• 69 Stitch Applications
• Extra high sewing speed
• Quick-threading guides
• 6.25" sewing space (needle to tower) and 4.25" height

Details

With essential utility stitches, simple set-up, and robust heavy duty stitching power, the Singer Heavy Duty 4411 is a durable and reliable sewing machine for sewists at any skill level. With a full metal frame and 69 stitch applications, this powerful mechanical sewing machine is well-equipped to handle a wide variety of project types, from heavyweight fabrics like denim and leather to lighter, dress-weight fabrics.

Enjoy convenient features to get your sewing projects done faster! The stainless steel bed-plate enables smooth fabric flow and the heavy-duty interior metal frame ensures skip-free sewing. The Top Drop-In Bobbin makes it easy to see your thread so you don't run out in the middle of a seam. And, you will love how the LED lighting illuminates your sewing area. Plus, four essential presser feet are included with your machine. SINGER® provides all of the tools you need for a great start on your sewing journey!

Whether you're creating home decor or mending jeans, you will love having this true workhorse, the SINGER® Heavy Duty 4411, by your side!

What's Included?

69 Stitch Applications. A stitch application is a specific technique you can do with a selected stitch. Click below to see the complete listing of Stitch Applications for this sewing machine. 4411 Stitch Applications Guide: https://uk.singer.com/products/%22https://svpworldwide.widen.net/content/conrmfp8yn/pdf/SINGER-4411-NA.pdf?u=xyrryw%22%20webkitallowfullscreen%20mozallowfullscreen%20allowfullscreen%20title=%22SINGER-4411-NA.pdf%22

Included Accessories:

• General Purpose Foot
• Zipper Foot
• Buttonhole Foot
• Button Sewing Foot
• Edge/Quilting Guide
• Pack of Needles
• Bobbins (Class 15 transparent)
• Spool Caps
• Auxiliary Spool Pin
• Spool Pin Felt
• Screwdriver
• Seam Ripper/Lint Brush
• Soft Dust Cover

Specifications

Stitch Applications (69) - A Stitch Application simply means a specific sewing technique that you can do with a selected stitch. Basically, Stitch Applications are all the different things you can actually DO with your machine!

Online Owner's Class (+) - Learn your machine's basics like threading the machine correctly, selecting stitches, making a buttonhole, changing the needle and more. Available online whenever your are!

SINGER Sewing Assistant App (+) - Use this App to help you learn about the parts of the machine, how to set up the machine to start sewing including threading the top of the machine and the bobbin, how to select stitches for various techniques, and more.

Built-In Stitches (11) - Choose from a variety of stitches for basic sewing, decorative sewing, and more.

Four-Step Buttonhole (+) - Buttonholes are sewn in four easy steps, clearly displayed on the Stitch Selector Dial.

Top Drop In Bobbin (+) - Easy to thread and easy to see! The transparent bobbin and cover allow you to monitor your thread supply so you don't run out of thread in the middle of a seam.

Drop Feed (+) - Feed teeth can be lowered for button sewing or free-motion sewing - a must-have for quilters! Simply slide the Drop Feed Lever to lower the feed teeth. Slide it back and turn the handwheel one full turn to raise the feed teeth again.

Easy Stitch Selection Dial (+) - Built-in stitches are displayed on the Stitch Selector Dial. Simply turn the dial to select the stitch you want to sew.

Adjustable Stitch Length (+) - Customize the appearance of a stitch by increasing or decreasing the distance between stitches. Use this function for various stitch techniques like applique, basting and more.

Adjustable Stitch Width (6mm) - The size of the stitch from left to right is adjustable, to make the stitch sew narrower or wider as desired.

Adjustable Presser Foot Pressure (+) - When sewing very lightweight or heavyweight fabrics, it may at times be necessary to decrease or increase the presser foot pressure to help the machine feed the fabric through the machine.

Reverse (Lever) - Sew stitches in reverse, usually done to secure a seam at the beginning and end to prevent unraveling.

Heavy Duty Metal Frame (+) - The machine's interior frame is metal, providing long lasting durability.

Stainless Steel Bed Plate (+) - The surface of the machine's arm is made of stainless steel, providing a smooth surface that allows your fabrics to glide smoothly as you sew.

High-Performance Motor (+) - The machine has a motor that is 60% stronger than a standard sewing machine motor, allowing you to sew at higher speeds up to 1100 stitches per minute.

High Speed Stitching (1100/min) - Professional speed for faster results.

Free Arm (+) - Slide off the Removable Storage Compartment for access to the free arm, making it easy to sew trouser hems, sleeve cuffs and other smaller or tubular projects.

Machine Cover (Soft Cover) - A cover is provided with your machine to help keep it dust free when not in use.

Snap-On Presser Feet (+) - Presser feet can be easily removed and attached when needed for various sewing techniques.

Extra High Presser Foot Lifter (+) - Presser foot has an extra high position available to accommodate thick fabrics.

Variable Needle Positions (3) - Adjust position of needle as desired for various sewing techniques like topstitching, edgestitching, zipper application, piping insertion and more.

Sewing Space (Needle to Tower) (6.25") - The distance between the needle and the main part of the machine. Having a generous "C" space allows you to sew larger projects like quilts with ease.

Bobbin Class (15 Transparent) - SINGER or INSPIRA branded bobbins are recommended for best results.

Machine Size (15.5 x 6.25 x 12)

Machine Weight (14)

Box Size (17.5 x 8.5 x 13.5)

Amps (0.7)

Watts (84)

Volts (120)

Hz (60)

Warranty (90 day / 2yr / 24yr)

Machine Documents

Find machine documents: https://support.singer.com/

SINGER® - About Us

About Us

Since 1851, the name SINGER has been synonymous with sewing. This was the year of Isaac Singer's patent on the first practical sewing machine, marking the official beginning of SINGER as a company and its leadership in the industry. The spirit of practical design and creative innovation that characterized the company at its beginning continues today as we develop products for every level of sewing. SINGER has celebrated many firsts, including the world's first zig-zag machine, the first electronic machines, the first sewing assistant app for mobile devices, and much more. From fashions to home décor, embroidery, quilting and more, SINGER is dedicated to helping people express themselves through the craft of sewing.

Mission Statement

We strive to be the leading global authority in the sewing industry using our long respected brand to passionately inspire and delight sewists of all levels.

SINGER® - History

Isaac Merritt Singer

Since 1851, the name SINGER® has been synonymous with sewing. This was the year of Isaac Singer's patent on his first practical sewing machine, making the official beginning of SINGER as a company and its leadership in the industry. The spirit of practical design and creative innovation that characterized the company at its beginning continues today as we develop products for every level of sewing. SINGER has celebrated many firsts, including the world's first zig-zag machine, the first electronic machines, the first sewing assestant app for mobile devices, and much more. From fashions to home décor, embroidery and quilting and more, SINGER is dedicated to helping people express themselves through the craft of sewing.

Today SINGER® celebrates the 171st Anniversary of his patent on the first practical sewing machine!

Our leadership in the industry has remained to this day due to our continued commitment to quality, reliability, innovation and service.

Timeline

1851: Patent issued for the first SINGER brand Sewing Machine on August 12, 1851.

1855: The SINGER brand is awarded the first prize at the World’s Fair in Paris, France. That same year, SINGER becomes the largest selling brand of sewing machines internationally.

1858: SINGER brand introduces the first lightweight domestic machine, the Grasshopper™.

1865: SINGER brand delivers the “New Family” Sewing Machine. US Civil War Ends.

1870: SINGER Brand Red “S” girl trademark makes her debut. Her trademark is produced in several languages, becoming one of the most recognized trademarks in the world.

1889: SINGER brand introduces the first practical electric sewing machine

1890: SINGER brand reaches 90% market share globally.

1921: SINGER brand introduces the Portable Electric™ machine, an electric motor-powered model.

1929: Overall American sales of sewing machines drop. SINGER brand attributes this to the Flapper social trend, featuring emancipated women who were moving away from traditional homemaker role.

1933: The Featherweight™ 221 sewing machine is introduced at the Chicago World’s Fair. This machine stays in production for over 30 years and remains as an iconic image of the SINGER brand.

1939-1945: SINGER brand ceases development of sewing machines to focus on producing war time goods.

1951: SINGER brand’s 600 sewing centers have trained an estimated 400,000 housewives.

1952: SINGER brand introduces its the Slant-o-Matic™, the first zigzag machine.

1975: SINGER brand introduces the world’s first electronic sewing machine, the Athena 2000.

1978: SINGER brand introduces the Touchtronic™ 2001 machine, the world’s first computer-controlled machine.

1985: SINGER brand introduces an entirely new line of state-of the-art sewing machines with models designed to meet individual needs and budgets including innovations for stitch patterns monograms and embroidery.

2001: SINGER brand celebrates its 150th Anniversary. Launches the world’s most advanced home sewing and embroidery machine: the Quantum XL-5000 machine, with one of the most powerful and user-friendly systems on the market.

2005: SINGER brand introduces Futura™ machine, the most affordable computer-enabled embroidery machine in the market.

2007: Introduces Inspiration machine, an iconic new entry-level machine using modern advancement to accentuate ease and simplicity.

2010: Launches 2nd generation of the Futura™ sewing and embroidery machine, the XL 400.

2011: The SINGER brand celebrates its 160th Anniversary, marked by the issued patent of the first SINGER Sewing Machine on August 12, 1851.

2015: Launch of the new machine line with modern features and iconic SINGER body design.

2017: SINGER launches world's first Sewing Assistant App for sewing help on the go!