Janome Sewist 725S - 23 Stitches
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} .ds-725s .ds-button-row, .ds-725s .ds-button { width: 100%; } .ds-725s .ds-stat-grid { grid-template-columns: repeat(2, 1fr); } .ds-725s .ds-feature-card { padding: 22px; } .ds-725s .ds-use-grid { grid-template-columns: repeat(2, minmax(0, 1fr)); } } Reliable mechanical sewing machine Janome Sewist 725S Learn, create and sew with confidence using a mechanical machine that keeps everything clear and practical. The Janome Sewist 725S combines 23 useful stitches, adjustable foot pressure, a built-in needle threader, one-step buttonhole and solid Janome construction in an approachable everyday sewing machine. 23 built-in stitches 830 SPM maximum sewing speed 1-step automatic buttonhole 6.6kg machine weight View Instruction Manual Download NZ/AU Brochure A straightforward mechanical sewing machine with adjustable settings and trusted Janome construction. Mechanical simplicity with genuinely useful features An excellent machine for learning and everyday sewing The Sewist 725S is designed for beginners, casual sewists, classrooms and experienced makers who prefer the simplicity and direct control of a mechanical sewing machine. There are no digital menus to navigate. Select the stitch using the upper dial, adjust the stitch length using the lower dial and set the width using the top control. The complete stitch chart is printed directly across the front of the machine. With utility stitches, stretch stitches, decorative options and a one-step buttonhole, the Sewist 725S provides the functions needed for garments, repairs, alterations, crafts, patchwork and home sewing. New Zealand and Australian package Ready for everyday sewing from the beginning The regional package includes five practical sewing feet, a quilting guide, foot controller, bobbins, needles, tools and a fitted hard cover. Five sewing feet Three Janome plastic bobbins Assorted needle set Additional spool pin Felt spool cushion Quilting guide bar Foot controller Large spool holder Small spool holder Screwdriver Lint brush and seam ripper Hard machine cover Why the Sewist 725S stands out A strong collection of essential mechanical features 01 23 built-in stitches Sew utility seams, stretch fabrics, hems, overcasting, patchwork and decorative details using a well-balanced stitch library. 02 One-step buttonhole Insert the button into the automatic buttonhole foot and sew a buttonhole sized to match it in one continuous sequence. 03 Adjustable foot pressure Adapt the pressure applied to fine fabrics, pile fabrics, appliqué, basting and standard woven materials. 04 Built-in needle threader Guide the upper thread through the threading mechanism and pull a loop through the eye of the needle more easily. 05 Four-piece feed system The lower feed dogs move the fabric consistently through everyday seams, stretch stitches and decorative work. 06 Drop feed Lower the feed dogs for button sewing, darning, free-motion quilting and creative surface stitching. 07 Extra-high foot lift Raise the presser foot approximately 6mm above its normal lifted position to help position thicker fabric sections. 08 Hard cover included Protect the machine from dust and light knocks during storage or transport using the supplied fitted cover. Simple visual selection The complete stitch chart is always visible Every stitch is printed across the front of the machine and labelled with a letter. Turn the large pattern-selection dial to the matching letter, then use the lower dial to adjust the stitch length. Blue stitch symbols identify stretch stitches, which are selected by moving the stitch-length dial into the stretch-stitch range. Large mechanical dials provide direct control over stitch selection and stitch length. Direct mechanical control Select and adjust stitches without navigating menus The upper front dial selects the required stitch pattern, while the lower dial controls stitch length and stretch-stitch balance. A separate width dial across the top of the machine adjusts zigzag width up to 5mm and also provides variable straight-stitch needle positioning. The mechanical format makes it easy to see and understand how each setting affects the stitch. Large pattern-selector dial Stitch-length adjustment Stretch-stitch balance control Stitch-width adjustment Variable needle positioning Manual upper-thread tension Adapt the machine to different fabrics Four-level presser-foot pressure adjustment The pressure dial is located at the left end of the machine and changes how firmly the presser foot holds the fabric against the feed dogs. Standard pressure is suitable for most everyday sewing. Reduce the pressure for appliqué, basting, cutwork and fine fabrics such as chiffon, lace and organza. Adjustable pressure is particularly useful when sewing materials that may stretch, mark, compress or feed unevenly under a standard setting. Standard fabrics Use the regular setting for cotton, linen and common woven materials. Fine fabrics Reduce pressure for chiffon, lace, organza and delicate lightweight material. Appliqué Lower pressure to make turning and repositioning the project easier. Pile fabrics Adjust pressure to reduce marking and unwanted movement through raised surfaces. The pressure dial is positioned at the left side of the machine for easy access. Quicker preparation Built-in one-step needle threader Raise the needle to its highest position, lower the threader and guide the thread beneath the threading hook. Release the mechanism and a loop is drawn through the eye of the needle, reducing the need to thread it manually. This is particularly useful when changing thread colours frequently or when the needle eye is difficult to see. Consistent buttonholes without four manual stages A one-step buttonhole sized to your selected button Place the button into the rear section of the automatic buttonhole foot, attach the foot and lower the machine’s buttonhole lever. The machine sews the complete buttonhole sequence to suit the button placed in the foot. Buttonhole density can be adjusted using the stitch-length dial. Automatic one-step sequence Button-size measurement Adjustable stitch density Corded buttonhole capability Manual buttonhole option Automatic Buttonhole Foot R included A white LED illuminates the presser foot, needle plate and clear bobbin area. Clear visibility around the needle LED lighting and a transparent bobbin cover The white LED light illuminates the immediate sewing area while producing very little heat. The clear top-loading bobbin cover allows you to see the installed thread colour and check the remaining bobbin supply. The needle plate and bobbin cover include seam guides and angle markings to support accurate alignment. Compact but practical A useful workspace for garments, repairs and everyday projects The machine provides approximately 157mm of width and 107mm of height to the right of the needle. This is suitable for garment construction, cushions, repairs, alterations, craft projects, appliqué and smaller patchwork work while keeping the overall machine compact. Garments Construct everyday clothing, childrenswear, tops, dresses and simple trousers. Repairs Complete hemming, seam repairs, patches and general household alterations. Home sewing Create cushions, lightweight curtains, table linen and decorative projects. Patchwork Piece smaller quilt blocks using the supplied quilting guide and optional feet. Tubular sewing made easier Remove the accessory box to reveal the free arm The front extension table slides away from the machine and reveals a narrow free arm. Tubular garments and small openings can be placed around the arm rather than being flattened across the full sewing bed. Sleeves Cuffs Trouser legs Waistbands Children’s clothing Darning socks Expand beyond ordinary feeding Drop the feed dogs for darning and free-motion work The drop-feed lever is positioned beneath the free arm at the rear of the machine. Lowering the feed dogs allows you to control the fabric movement manually for darning, button sewing, free-motion quilting and thread painting. Optional foot required A darning or free-motion quilting foot is not included in the standard regional package. Compatible open-toe, closed-toe and convertible free-motion feet are available separately. Reliable everyday fabric movement Four-piece lower feed system Four feed-dog sections rise through the needle plate and move the fabric beneath the presser foot. Combined with adjustable foot pressure, the feed system provides controlled movement for standard woven materials, stretch stitches, decorative sewing and everyday construction. An optional even-feed foot can be added when upper and lower layers need to move together more closely. Easy-to-see top-loading bobbin Full rotary hook system with auto-declutch winding The horizontal bobbin drops into the holder from above and remains visible beneath the transparent cover. To wind a bobbin, place it on the winding spindle and push the spindle to the right. The sewing mechanism automatically disengages while the bobbin winds. Top-loading bobbin access Full rotary hook system Transparent bobbin cover Auto-declutch bobbin winder Additional spool pin included Three regional bobbins included Thread-cutter clarification The Sewist 725S has a manual thread cutter positioned beneath the machine’s faceplate. It does not have an automatic push-button thread cutter. After sewing, raise the presser foot and draw the upper and bobbin threads across the built-in cutter by hand. Who is the Sewist 725S for? A dependable mechanical machine for a wide range of sewists Complete beginners Returning sewists Garment sewing Repairs and alterations Stretch fabrics Home décor Craft projects Appliqué Patchwork Sewing classes School programmes Portable sewing Important information before purchasing The Sewist 725S is a mechanical sewing machine. It does not have a screen, automatic thread cutter, speed-control slider, start and stop button, alphabet lettering, stitch memory or electronic needle-position button. Sewing speed is controlled entirely through the supplied foot controller. It is a domestic sewing machine intended for household sewing rather than continuous industrial production or repeated sewing through very dense materials. Standard regional presser-foot package Five sewing feet included View all supplied presser feet Zigzag Foot A Overedge Foot C Zipper Foot E Blind Hemming Foot G Automatic Buttonhole Foot R Some international Janome manuals also list a transparent Buttonhole Foot B. The official New Zealand and Australian package lists five standard feet, so Buttonhole Foot B has not been presented here as a guaranteed regional inclusion. Everything supplied Janome Sewist 725S standard accessories Presser feet and quilting accessory Zigzag Foot A Overedge Foot C Zipper Foot E Blind Hemming Foot G Automatic Buttonhole Foot R Quilting guide bar Bobbins, needles and threading accessories Three genuine Janome plastic bobbins Assorted needle set Additional spool pin Felt spool cushion Large spool holder Small spool holder Tools, controls and protection Foot controller Power cable Screwdriver Lint brush Seam ripper and buttonhole opener Instruction book Fitted hard machine cover Technical information Janome Sewist 725S specifications Machine type Mechanical domestic sewing machine Maximum sewing speed Up to 830 stitches per minute Speed control Variable pressure through the supplied foot controller Built-in stitches 23 on the official New Zealand and Australian specification, including the one-step buttonhole Stitch selection Mechanical pattern-selector dial with front reference chart Buttonhole One-step automatic buttonhole Maximum stitch width 5mm Maximum stitch length 4mm Stretch stitches Yes, with adjustable stretch-stitch balance Needle positions Variable through the stitch-width control for suitable straight stitches Machine screen No Built-in fonts No Stitch memory No Hook type Top-loading horizontal full rotary hook Feed system Four-piece feed dog Drop feed Yes, manually operated through the rear lever Thread tension Manual numbered tension dial Presser-foot pressure Four manually adjustable levels Presser-foot lift Manual lever with extra-high lift Needle threader Built-in one-step needle threader Reverse sewing Front reverse-stitch lever Needle up or down button No Start and stop button No Speed-control slider No Automatic thread cutter No Manual thread cutter Yes, positioned beneath the faceplate Bobbin winder Auto-declutch bobbin winder Bobbin-thread sensor No Lighting One white LED light in one location Workspace Approximately 157mm wide × 107mm high to the right of the needle Free arm Yes Accessory storage Built into the removable extension table around the free arm Needle plate Metal plate with seam, angle and needle-position markings Foot controller Included Standard presser feet Five on the New Zealand and Australian package Machine dimensions Approximately 411mm wide × 297mm high × 174.8mm deep Machine weight Approximately 6.6kg Internal frame Rigid die-cast aluminium construction Machine cover Hard machine cover included Extra-wide extension table Not listed as a compatible regional accessory Expand your machine Popular optional accessories Quilting and layered-sewing accessories Part number Accessory 202002004 Convertible Free-Motion Quilting Foot Set 200337005 Open-Toe Darning Foot 200325000 Darning Foot 200341002 Ditch-Quilting Foot 200449001 Clear-View Quilting Foot and Guide Set 200311003 Even-Feed Foot with Quilting Guide 200339007 Open-Toe Even-Feed Foot with Quilting Guide 214517004 Convertible Even-Feed Foot Set 214518005 Ditch-Quilting and Adjustable Quilting Guide Set Garment and everyday sewing accessories Part number Accessory 820815002 Appliqué Foot F 820817015 Adjustable Blind-Hem Foot 200136002 Button-Sewing Foot T 200315007 Gathering Foot 820809014 2mm Rolled-Hem Foot D 200326001 4mm and 6mm Hemming-Foot Set 200331009 Straight-Stitch Foot 200333001 Concealed Zipper Foot 200342003 Adjustable Narrow Zipper Foot 820811008 Wide Invisible Zipper Foot 200329004 Ultra Glide Foot 801426003 Tricot Foot Decorative and creative sewing accessories Beading-Foot Set Binder Foot Border-Guide Foot Circular-Sewing Attachment Cording Foot Open-Toe Satin-Stitch Foot F2 Fringe Foot Pintucking-Foot Set Piping Foot Ribbon and Sequin Foot Roller Foot Ruffler Sliding-Guide Foot Taping-Guide Foot Manuals and official resources Learn more about the Janome Sewist 725S Instruction Manual Read the complete guide covering threading, bobbin winding, stitch selection, buttonholes, maintenance and troubleshooting. Open instruction manual → NZ and AU Brochure View the official regional comparison with the confirmed New Zealand and Australian specification. Open regional brochure → Janome New Zealand View the regional product information, standard package and compatible optional accessories. View NZ product information → Official Global Guide Explore Janome’s feature information covering foot pressure, stitch controls, lighting and needle threading. View global product guide → Frequently asked questions Janome Sewist 725S FAQ Is the Janome Sewist 725S suitable for a beginner? Yes. Its mechanical dials, front stitch chart, one-step buttonhole, needle threader and adjustable foot pressure make it an excellent machine for learning. Is the Sewist 725S computerised? No. It is a mechanical sewing machine controlled through stitch-selection, stitch-length, stitch-width, pressure and tension dials. How many stitches does it have? The official New Zealand and Australian specification lists 23 built-in stitches, including the one-step buttonhole. Does it sew stretch fabrics? Yes. The machine includes stretch stitches and stretch-stitch balance adjustment. Use a suitable ballpoint or stretch needle for the fabric. Does it make an automatic buttonhole? Yes. It includes a one-step automatic buttonhole and Automatic Buttonhole Foot R. Does it have adjustable foot pressure? Yes. The pressure dial provides four settings for standard sewing, appliqué, basting and fine fabrics. Does it have a built-in needle threader? Yes. A mechanical one-step needle threader is built into the machine. Does it have an automatic thread cutter? No. It has a manual thread cutter positioned beneath the faceplate. Can it free-motion quilt? Yes. The feed dogs can be lowered manually. A compatible optional darning or free-motion quilting foot is required. Does it include a walking foot? No. Compatible even-feed and convertible even-feed feet are available separately. Does it have a free arm? Yes. Remove the front accessory-storage section to reveal the free arm for sleeves, cuffs and trouser legs. Is the foot controller included? Yes. The machine is operated through the supplied electronic foot controller. Does it include a hard cover? Yes. A fitted hard machine cover is included with the New Zealand and Australian package. How heavy is the Sewist 725S? The detailed regional specification and official brochure list the machine at approximately 6.6kg. What is the difference between the Sewist 725S and 740DC? The Sewist 725S is mechanical and uses adjustment dials. The Sewist 740DC is computerised and adds an LCD screen, direct-selection buttons, start and stop sewing, a speed slider and programmable needle up or down. Is the Sewist 725S an industrial machine? No. It is a domestic mechanical machine intended for garments, crafts, alterations and household sewing rather than continuous commercial production. Buy from New Zealand sewing specialists A dependable mechanical machine backed by knowledgeable support Direct Sewing has supplied sewing, quilting and embroidery equipment throughout New Zealand since 2001. Our experienced team can demonstrate the Sewist 725S and help you select suitable needles, threads, feet and accessories for the projects you want to complete. With genuine product knowledge, nationwide support and an in-house technical workshop, you can purchase with confidence and continue receiving assistance long after your machine leaves our showroom. For new and returning sewists who value straightforward controls, adjustable fabric handling and trusted Janome construction, the Sewist 725S is an excellent everyday mechanical sewing machine.
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