Sewing Machine Needles, 50 Count, Universal Regular Point for All Major Brands of Sewing Machines, Sizes 65/9, 75/11, 80/12, 90/14, 100/16

I like the package on these. I think sometimes there is wayyyy tooooo much plastic on sewing needles packaging. The plastic was minimal. Plus since it was a soft plastic container I could easily fit in into the storage compartment on my machine. I think they worked good and the price is great. You really should change your needle fairly often if you are doing high volume projects. Since I tend to break needles while sewing masks I appreciate that the cost is so low and that it is a high quantity as well. I can blow through a standard pack you can get at Walmart. Worked well in my brother sewing machine.

They seem to be a good quality needle that fit my machine well. They are durable, going through a few layers at a time.

Sewed bed covers for my dogs using quite thick material but all went well. Bent a couple of needles - but still happy considering what I put the needles through.

I thought all 50 needles would be the size I sought; but when received, there were 5 packs of 10 needles in 5 different sizes; so I won’t be able to immediately use 40 of the needles

My sister told me about this Needle and I didn’t regret buy it because it worth it.

Me ha ayudado mucho hacer mis trabajos en mi cost

The media could not be loaded. The Quality are good for backup my sewing machine and matching also fit enough with brand of my sewing machine that I had at home

These needles seem to LOOK good after careful inspection, but it is impossible to see/read the needle size that should be stamped on them. I ordered this particular set because the ratings seemed good, and they had just the right mix of sizes that I wanted.And because they were cheap - unless I know specifically that the quality of a product is poor, I ALWAYS buy the lowest priced item that meets my needs. And therein lies my one major complaint here - the packaging sucks. These needles are in simple sealed soft plastic packets that do not provide capabilities for opening and resealing, so that, combined with the fact that the markings on the needles themselves are virtually non-existent, promises that I will be regretting this choice long into the future as I try to decide what needle is in the machine and what needle I need to find for the next project.I have not used these enough to actually rate them as needles, but I do wish I had chosen one of the other products that provided nice tubes or boxes for storing the needles with a clear indication of size.