In the world of embroidery and sewing, the quality of the tools is crucial. And when it comes to needles, they are responsible for the comfort and accuracy of each stitch. Two brands are especially popular among needlewomen - Bohin (France) and John James (Great Britain). But which one to choose? Let's figure it out.

🔹 Bohin needles - French perfection

Bohin is a brand with over 180 years of history. All needles are made in France from stainless steel, undergo careful polishing, heat treatment and multi-stage quality control. What distinguishes these needles:

✅ Absolutely smooth surface - easily passes through any fabric.

✅ Perfectly sharp tip - suitable for both embroidery and precision sewing.

✅ Do not bend or break even with active use.

✅ Wide range: from classic to specialized (embroidery, beading, tapestry needles, etc.).

🔸 John James needles — an English tradition of quality

John James is one of the oldest brands in the UK, which has been producing needles since the 19th century. They are well known to embroiderers who appreciate classics and reliability:

✅ Very thin and flexible — convenient for small embroidery and working with delicate fabrics.

✅ A large selection of shapes and sizes — it is easy to choose a needle for any project.

✅ Smooth gliding in the fabric — minimal effort when embroidering.

✅ Affordable price with stable quality

Comparison: what is better to choose?

💡 Advice from "Salon Rukodillya":

If you are looking for a universal needle for different types of fabrics and want it to last for years - try Bohin.
If you are just starting out or embroidering with thin threads or on a small canvas - John James is a great option.
🧵 In both cases, you get a quality tool that will increase the pleasure of the needlework process. The choice is yours - and in our online store "Salon Rukodillya" you will find both brands at attractive prices.

➡️ Go to the "Needles for Embroidery and Sewing" section and choose your perfect pair!