Collect All Seven Featherweight Badges
In 1933 Singer introduced a little black machine, and in 1934 it went to Chicago’s Century of Progress World’s Fair wearing a special badge made just for the occasion.
The Featherweight proudly wore a few more badges over the years: Texas in 1936, San Francisco in 1939, a century of Singer in 1951, and more.
Now, in honor of the Featherweight's 93rd birthday, you can collect all seven historic Featherweight badges in the form of Pin Pals! Cast in gold and enamel, each magnetized Pin Pal sticks to your Featherweight's faceplate—the perfect spot for keeping track of pins and needles. Get all seven badge-inspired Pin Pals in one set and save $25!
Save $25Get to Know All Seven
CHICAGO 1934A Century of Progress World’s Fair, Chicago: the Featherweight’s debut.
TEXAS 1836–1936Texas Centennial Exposition, 1936.
GOLDEN GATE 1939–1940Golden Gate International Exposition, San Francisco.
SINGER CENTENNIAL 1851–1951A Century of Sewing Service: Singer’s hundredth year.
STANDARD GOLDSinger’s original gold insignia.
RED SSinger’s Red S insignia.
BLACK BORDERThe Featherweight badge, bordered in black.
- Every badge is also sold on its own—just click a badge above.
- $65.65 for the set · $12.95 each bought separately ($90.65)
Keep Track of Your Pins
Don't put that pin or needle down—it'll get lost! And ouch, you might just find it again with your foot. Put loose pins and needles on your Pin Pal and you'll never lose (or step on) one again.
Each pin measures 1¾″ × 1¼,″ big enough to store plenty of pins, small enough to be oh sew cute.
Swap Badges to Suit the Project
Keep Singer Centennial up for the Featherweight's birthday, the Red S for Christmas, the Black Border for any day you just want to show off your Featherweight love. A little dollop of history for every project (or mood)!
Pin Pal Badge Set
All seven historic Featherweight badges, cast in gold and enamel as magnetized Pin Pals and gathered into one set. Each one sticks to your Featherweight's faceplate and holds your loose pins and needles right where your hands are—so nothing rolls off the table or turns up underfoot.
What's in the set (seven Pin Pals, each also sold separately)
- Chicago 1934: A Century of Progress World's Fair, the Featherweight's debut
- Texas 1836–1936: the Texas Centennial Exposition
- Golden Gate 1939–1940: the Golden Gate International Exposition, San Francisco
- Singer Centennial 1851–1951: A Century of Sewing Service
- Standard Gold: Singer's original gold insignia
- Red S: Singer's Red S insignia
- Black Border: the Featherweight badge with its black border
Details
- Each Pin Pal measures 1¾" × 1¼"
- Two strong magnets hold each Pin Pal to your Featherweight's faceplate, or on top of the machine
- Gold and enamel, matched to the original Singer badges
- All seven together cost $25 less than buying them one at a time
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