Baby Lock Triumph 8-Thread Serger
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- The makers of the first in-home serger have changed the game again. Introducing the Baby Lock Triumph. Take serging to the next level with new RevolutionAir™ threading. Two buttons thread the loopers AND the needles for you. It’s a must-see for all sewers!
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WOW! I thought my Ovation could do everything, but this is amazing!
I just purchased this and all the feet! I am so excited to have this!!! I am blessed!
Indeed!! You are blessed... I can only dream of such a beauty!
Dear Santa, I've been really good this year!!!
Oh man Sara, I just bought the Ovation last year😒I love it but the air threading would be great to have!Eileen Jones
Hi Eileen Jones! You could potentially take your Ovation in as a trade-in! Visit your Baby Lock retailer to see if this would be an option!
Just Wow
This is an honest question. I've never had any interest in a serger, mainly because I really don't know its advantages. I presently own a Solaris, which has several stitches that can finish fabric edges very nicely. I usually just embroider or quilt, though. I haven't made clothing in decades. I have no idea what size I am, anyway, with patterns. What I buy in the store does not reflect 'true' sizes, not where clothing manufactures practice 'vanity sizing'. However, I am intrigued with this machine because of the video, especially the part where it cuts the fabric as it sergers. If I only embroider and quilt, would I have any need for a serger? Thanks.
Ohh, I want it. Financing is available for sure. We're gonna line up for it like the new iphone debut!! Camp out yes we will!
i have to get this
Does it use the same feet as the previous BabyLock sergers, like the Evolve?
Yes they do! Thank you for asking!
Wow!!! That is a monster serger? What is the actual price for this?
Hi Emily Crocetto! Thank you for reaching out to us. The MSRP of the Baby Lock Triumph is $6,999. Please contact your local Baby Lock retailer for all pricing information. Find your nearest authorized Baby Lock shop here: www.babylock.com/where-to-buy Thank you!
Bonjour oh dommage ou trouver des tuto en français. Merci
I don't need this, I don't need this, I don't need this. Sigh. It isn't working.
Very funny
please I want the price .
The number I've seen is MSRP $7000. Not verified.
what is the price for this .
Hi Sahar Majid! Thank you for reaching out to us. The MSRP of the Baby Lock Triumph is $6,999. Please contact your local Baby Lock retailer for all pricing information. Find your nearest authorized Baby Lock shop here: www.babylock.com/where-to-buy Thank you!
$6,999.00 USD?
Hallo everyone, I am from Australia, and I would like to buy one of these. Can someone please give me a email address so I can write them to organize one to be sent to me in Australia?
I am from Australia too. Here The Triump is called The Gloria, but TG is not as nice looking as The Triump. Where can I buy one in The US plz?
Hello, the Baby Lock Triumph and the Gloria are the same serger model. We recommend reaching out to your local Australian distributor: www.babylock.co.jp/global/distributor/#australia to purchase.
Very misleading!! I bought this machine after watching this video. If there is a way to thread more than one needle at a time I would be amazed. To make matters worse, you have to get the end of the thread at the eye of the needle. If I could do that easily, I wouldn't need a threader at all. Wish I would have bought the Ovation!!!
Hi Kelli! So sorry for your disappointment. Hopefully you will find that the more you use the RevolutionAir, the more you like it. We have a free guide class over at Sew at Home Classes that you may find helpful. sewathomeclasses.com/getting-to-know-triumph