GALLERY
The Necchi machines produced in Pavia, Italy, from the 1950s to the 1970s were celebrated for their exquisite design and graceful curves, making them stand out as some of the most visually stunning sewing machines ever created. Crafted by skilled designers, these machines remain unrivaled in their aesthetic appeal, setting the highest standard for sewing machine design even in 2019. Explore our gallery featuring these timeless Necchi machines from the past.
SUPERNOVA
Necchi’s first automatic domestic machine, the “SUPERNOVA,” debuted in the 1950s and received the prestigious “Compassa d’Oro” award. This model stands as a pioneering example, blending mechanical precision with elegant design. Crafted by Marcello Nizzoli (1887-1969), it embodies an organic aesthetic, seamlessly integrating functionality with beauty.
MIRELLA
Necchi’s “Mirella” series, launched in 1956, stands as one of the company’s masterpieces. Designed by Marcello Nizzoli (1887-1969), one of Italy’s most esteemed industrial designers, the “Mirella” boasted a seamless integration of form and function, with a broad base that facilitated integrated work on the machine. This model earned both the “Compasso d’Oro” and the “Grand Prize” at the 11th edition of Milan’s Triennial Exhibition, and it now holds a place of honor in the permanent collection at New York’s Museum of Modern Art.
LOGICA
In the 1980s, Necchi introduced a range of models with futuristic designs, such as the “LOGICA” featuring an electronic control panel. Designed in 1983 by Giorgetto Giugiaro, this machine marked a bold step forward in innovation.
GALLERY
Necchi consistently produced numerous models to the highest standards, pioneering various improvements in modern sewing machines. Rooted in Italian origin, the company ensured its machines were not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing. Reflecting this, Necchi assigned equally beautiful feminine names to their great machines. Moreover, they utilized supermodels and actresses, including the renowned Sophia Loren, to endorse their machines in advertisements. Explore the Pinterest gallery showcasing vintage Necchi advertisements for a glimpse into their captivating history.
