Brother Debuts "Project Runway" Series of Sewing Machines

July 29, 2008

Brother Intl. Corp. recently released the limited edition Innov-is 40 and Innov-is 80 sewing machines in its "Project Runway" series.

Brother Intl. Corp., Bridgewater, N.J., is helping frugal fashionistas revamp their wardrobes with its "Project Runway" series of sewing machines. As an official licensee of the fashion television show "Project Runway," Brother is releasing its new machine series as a way to inspire women to craft their own original clothing as living costs continue to rise.

Starting at $300, the "Project Runway" sewing machines feature built-in stitches, one-step auto-size buttonhole styles, an LCD screen and are branded with the "Project Runway" logo.

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