Garment makers
One-step buttonholes, invisible zips, free-arm access, adjustable stitches and controlled feeding cover everyday construction through refined finishing.
The PFAFF expression 710 Special Edition brings Original IDT integrated dual feed, 247 stitches, a colour touchscreen and 250mm of sewing space into one refined full-size machine. Its exclusive five-foot kit expands garment, appliqué, piping and creative finishing possibilities from the very first project.
247 stitches • Original IDT • 250mm space
The expression 710 Special Edition is a compelling choice when you want a large, polished PFAFF platform with practical automation and serious stitch choice, but do not need the deeper stitch-design and advanced quilting functions of the quilt expression 720.
One-step buttonholes, invisible zips, free-arm access, adjustable stitches and controlled feeding cover everyday construction through refined finishing.
Original IDT, 250mm of space, a quarter-inch piecing foot, needle down and free-motion capability support growing quilting ambitions.
Long seams, piping, cushions, appliqué, wide decorative stitches and room for larger sections all sit comfortably within its range.
Choose from 247 stitches, arrange sequences, add lettering and customise density, position, mirroring and tapering.
Integrated dual feed and spacious handling help with suitable multi-layer domestic bag projects and accurate topstitching.
Automatic settings simplify the routine moments, while the touchscreen and adjustable functions leave room to develop.
The official image set shows the Special Edition finish, full working area, colour touchscreen, Original IDT system and five-foot kit shoppers will receive.

The nearly 10-inch opening makes larger garments, quilt sections and home-décor pieces easier to position.

See stitches at real size, review settings and build combinations on the high-resolution colour touchscreen.

Engage PFAFF's slim dual-feed system behind a compatible foot without fitting a bulky external attachment.

Integrated feeding supports precise construction and finishing while keeping the needle area approachable.

Open more techniques straight away: narrow edges, invisible zips, piping, couching or braiding and open-toe appliqué.
PFAFF's integrated dual feed works with the lower feed teeth to move suitable fabric layers from above and below. With an IDT-compatible foot fitted and engaged, it helps reduce creeping and shifting through matched, slippery or layered work.

The exclusive finish gives the 710 Special Edition its distinctive identity, but the real working advantage is the five-foot kit. Each foot adds a recognisable sewing technique instead of simply increasing the accessory count.
Combined with the eight standard presser feet, this creates an unusually broad 13-foot package for a machine at this level.

Guides accurate edge stitching and topstitching while retaining integrated feed.
Opens and guides the zip coils so stitching can sit neatly beside the teeth.
Supports neatly covered cord for cushions, garments, bags and decorative seams.
Guides suitable yarn, cord or braid while compatible fabrics remain IDT-fed.
Improves visibility around decorative stitches, appliqué edges and detailed placement.
Move from utility seams and stretch stitches to buttonholes, quilting, appliqué, heirloom detail, satin stitches, decorative borders and personalised lettering without changing machines.
Creative Signature tools let you customise suitable stitches through precise tapering, stitch positioning, mirror imaging, density changes and twin-needle settings. Sequencing then combines stitches and lettering into longer arrangements.
Everyday seams, overcasting, mending, hems and suitable knit construction form the practical foundation.
The included 5A foot sews balanced one-step buttonholes to the programmed size.
Add borders, texture, appliqué edges and expressive surface detail.
Program names, labels, dates and short messages into suitable projects.
Create clean angled beginnings and endings on compatible decorative stitches.
Arrange stitch combinations and reverse suitable designs to suit the layout.
The 710 handles frequent setup and finishing moments intelligently while leaving speed and stitch adjustments accessible on screen.
See stitches at real size and review sewing information on the 3.5in diagonal display.
The machine selects a suitable starting tension for the chosen technique and fabric.
Cut the top and bobbin threads at the touch of a control for a quicker finish.
When the needle is set to stop down, the foot can lift immediately for efficient pivoting.
Receive an alert as bobbin thread runs low rather than finding out midway through a long seam.
The assisted threading lever helps draw thread through the needle eye.
Choose the preferred stopping position for corners, appliqué, topstitching and quilting.
Sew without the foot controller when suitable and limit maximum speed for detailed work.

The 250mm workspace is not reserved for quilts. It also gives coats, curtains, cushions, bags and long garment sections more room to rest and travel. The supplied quarter-inch piecing foot and Sensormatic free-motion foot support quilting, while the buttonhole, zipper, blindhem, piping and appliqué feet keep garment and décor work well represented.
Use the included quarter-inch piecing foot, needle down and careful speed control.
The Sensormatic free-motion foot and automatic feed-dog drop support quilting and darning.
Choose utility, stretch, blindhem, zipper and buttonhole tools for polished assembly.
Use decorative stitches, tapering, sequencing and five bonus feet for visible details.
Nearly 10 inches to the right of the needle creates useful handling room.
Protect the machine from ordinary dust while it is set up or stored indoors.
Construction, knits, buttonholes, invisible zips, hems, sleeves and decorative details.
Quarter-inch piecing, matched points, repeated seams and controlled layer feeding.
Sensormatic free-motion setup, needle down, automatic feed-dog drop and speed control.
Suitable domestic bag layers, topstitching, piping, zips and appliqué.
Cushions, curtains, table linen, piping, long seams and decorative borders.
Open-toe visibility, stitch positioning, tapering, mirroring and adjustable speed.
Couching, braiding, satin stitches, sequences and creative 9mm motifs.
Three sewing fonts for names, dates, labels and short programmed messages.
Free-arm work, blind hems, zipper replacement, mending and utility stitching.
Use the touchscreen and adjustable settings to build technique without excessive complexity.
| Material or project | How the 710 helps | Set up for success |
|---|---|---|
| Quilting cotton + patchwork | Original IDT, ¼in piecing foot, needle down and generous workspace | Fit a suitable quilting needle, use quality thread and support the quilt's weight. |
| Knits + stretch fabrics | Stretch stitches, adjustable settings and controlled feeding | Choose a suitable jersey or stretch needle; an overlocker may still be preferable for selected finishes. |
| Checks, stripes + slippery fabrics | IDT helps coordinate compatible upper and lower layers | Fit an IDT-compatible foot, pin or clip carefully and test on scraps. |
| Denim, canvas + suitable bag layers | Full-size domestic platform, speed control and useful handling space | Use the correct sharp/denim needle, level bulky transitions and stay within domestic-machine limits. |
| Vinyl or leather-like materials | Adjustable settings and optional specialist feet can improve movement | Test needle, stitch length and foot choice on an offcut; avoid very dense or unsuitable assemblies. |
| Continuous heavy upholstery or production | Not its intended role | Choose the appropriate industrial machine when material, thickness or daily duty demands it. |
Both Special Editions share the large 250mm workspace, Original IDT, colour touchscreen and the same five-foot bonus kit. The best choice depends on how deeply you want to explore advanced quilting and original stitch design.
| Brand | PFAFF |
|---|---|
| Model | expression 710 Special Edition |
| Manufacturer SKU | 300356001 |
| Machine type | Premium computerised domestic sewing machine |
| Built-in stitches | 247 |
| Maximum stitch width | 9mm |
| Maximum stitch length | 6mm |
| Sewing fonts | 3 |
| Sewing space | 250mm / 9.8in to the right of the needle |
| Display | High-resolution colour touchscreen; 3.5in diagonal, 70 x 53mm viewing area |
| Maximum sewing speed | Up to 1,050 stitches per minute |
| Fabric feed | Original IDT integrated dual-feed system |
| Needle threader | Built in |
| Thread cutter | Automatic thread snips |
| Thread tension | Automatic / self-adjusting |
| Bobbin thread sensor | Yes |
| Needle up/down | Yes |
| Start/stop | Yes |
| Speed control | Digital |
| Automatic presser-foot lift | Yes; raises when the needle is set to stop down |
| Feed-dog drop | Automatic for supported free-motion setup |
| Buttonholes | Sensormatic balanced one-step buttonholes with included foot 5A |
| Creative functions | Creative Signature customisation, stitch positioning, tapering, mirroring, density, twin-needle settings and sequencing |
| Included presser feet | 13 total, including five Special Edition bonus feet |
| Cover | Soft cover included |
| Approximate dimensions | 50 x 22 x 31cm (length x width x height) |
| Approximate machine weight | 10.9kg |
The standard eight-foot selection covers utility sewing, decorative work, buttonholes, patchwork and free motion. Five exclusive Special Edition feet then add more garment, piping, edge and embellishment possibilities.
Model documentation and the standard packaging supplied for this NZ machine. Treat any extra table, bag or promotional accessory as included only when the live offer names it.
Threading, bobbins, IDT, touchscreen features, buttonholes, quilting, stitch programming, maintenance and troubleshooting.
Open Instruction Manual (PDF)Access the current expression 710 update file and official USB instructions from the manufacturer support centre.
Open Model SupportDiscuss projects, the 710 versus 720, included package, delivery, demonstration options and current New Zealand warranty support.
Contact Direct SewingIt is a premium full-size computerised domestic sewing machine designed for garments, patchwork, quilting, home décor and creative stitchwork. It is not an embroidery machine or an industrial sewing machine.
The Special Edition combines exclusive styling with five bonus feet: Narrow Edge Foot for IDT, Invisible Zipper Foot, Piping Foot, Couching / Braiding Foot for IDT and Open Toe Appliqué Foot for IDT.
Thirteen presser feet are included: eight in the standard 710 package plus the five Special Edition feet. The package also includes the foot controller, soft cover, bobbins, needles and essential setup and care tools.
Yes. PFAFF's integrated dual-feed system works with the lower feed teeth to help suitable upper and lower layers move together when an IDT-compatible foot is engaged.
There is 250mm / 9.8 inches between the needle and the machine tower. This is valuable for quilts, coats, bags, curtains and other larger projects.
The current official highlights and specification table list 247 built-in stitches. They include utility, stretch, quilting, buttonhole, decorative and creative choices up to 9mm wide.
Yes. It includes three sewing fonts that can be programmed into names, dates, labels and short messages. These are stitched lettering fonts, not hoop-embroidery fonts.
Creative Signature is PFAFF's group of stitch-customisation functions. On suitable stitches you can adjust tapering, position, mirror image, density and twin-needle settings, then build sequences for longer arrangements.
No. Stitch Creator—the point-by-point creation and editing of 9mm stitches—is a quilt expression 720 feature. The 710 can still adjust and sequence its extensive built-in stitch collection.
Yes. The machine automatically selects an appropriate upper-thread tension for the chosen stitch and settings. Always test speciality fabric and thread combinations on a project offcut.
It has a built-in assisted needle threader, not a one-touch fully automatic threading system. Follow the upper threading path and use the built-in lever as shown in the manual.
Yes. Use start/stop for suitable sewing and control the maximum speed with the digital speed slider. The conventional foot controller is also included.
When the needle is set to stop down, the presser foot can raise immediately so the fabric can pivot or be repositioned. The 710 does not include the electronic knee lift supplied with the 720.
Yes. A Sensormatic free-motion foot is included, and the feed teeth lower automatically for the supported free-motion setup. Use speed control, the correct needle and a well-supported quilt while developing the technique.
Yes. The standard package includes a ¼in Piecing Foot for patchwork seam guidance.
It can handle many suitable domestic denim, canvas and bag-making projects with the correct needle, thread, stitch and speed. Level bulky seam transitions and never force material. Dense assemblies or continuous heavy production call for an appropriate industrial machine.
Yes. Choose a suitable stretch stitch and fit the correct jersey or stretch needle. Some knit projects still benefit from an overlocker for specialised construction and finishing.
Both have 250mm of space, Original IDT, colour screens and the five Special Edition feet. The 720 adds 428 stitches, four fonts, Stitch Creator, Maxi stitches up to 52mm, three free-motion modes, an electronic knee lift, a straight-stitch plate sensor and a larger standard accessory package.
Yes. The official expression 710 support page provides the current update and USB instructions. Use only the correct official file and follow the manufacturer sequence carefully.
It measures approximately 50 x 22 x 31cm and weighs approximately 10.9kg. Plan a stable table and a safe lifting position.
A demonstration is an excellent idea for a machine at this level. It lets you experience IDT, the colour screen, presser-foot lift, automatic tension and stitch controls, and compare the 710 directly with the 720 before deciding.
Choose the expression 710 Special Edition when Original IDT, generous workspace, thoughtful automation and a strong creative package matter more than maximum stitch complexity.