Schmetz Jersey Ballpoint Sewing Needles – 5 Pack

$6.50

Size
Schmetz · Knitted-fabric needles

A rounded point for knitted loops.

Schmetz Jersey Ballpoint needles are designed to work between the loops of knitted fabric. The medium ball point helps reduce damage to the material, making this a useful choice for suitable jersey, sweatshirt fabric and cotton knitwear. Select the size for the fabric weight and thread, then check the seam on an offcut.

Five needles per pack, in a selected size or the Assorted option.

Schmetz Jersey ballpoint sewing machine needle pack with enlarged needle illustration
Schmetz Jersey packaging shown; choose the required size or assortment above.
Ball pointWorks between knit loops
H SUKJersey needle type
5 needlesPer selected pack

Choose it for your project

Everyday knit garments

Try on suitable T-shirts and cotton knitwear. Inspect the sample around each needle entry point for holes or damaged loops.

Sweatshirt projects

Choose a size for the knit, thread and layered ribbing. Test the fabric combination used at cuffs or neckbands.

Changing knit weights

Keep different sizes available for lighter and heavier projects. Retest when the fabric construction changes, even if its fibre content stays the same.

Product details

Supplied One pack of five needles in the selected option
System 130/705 H SUK
Point Medium ball point
Single-size options 70/10, 80/12, 90/14, 100/16
Mixed option Assorted

Choose a single-size or Assorted pack. One pack is supplied per selection.

Before you start

  1. Check machine compatibility, then select the needle size for the knit and sewing thread.
  2. Switch off, fit a fresh needle and choose a stitch suited to the stretch the seam needs.
  3. Sew matching layers without stretching the fabric; check stitch formation and seam recovery.

For highly elastic fabric or persistent skipped stitches, compare Stretch or Super Stretch needles. Their specialised geometry adds features beyond the rounded point.

Good to know

Does Ballpoint mean Stretch?

Not exactly. Both use rounded points, but Stretch needles have a specialised scarf and eye area for elastic fabrics.

Will the needle alone make a seam stretchy?

No. Stitch choice, thread and handling also determine how well the finished seam stretches with the garment.