It prints your shipping labels, hems your curtains, and turns the motors on a factory line. Brother has spent 70 years in America being useful in ways most people never connect to the same company.
A family bought one longarm machine to help their parents through the recession. Fifteen years later, Jenny Doan's plain-spoken tutorials have turned a fading farm town into the center of American quilting.
SINGER, PFAFF, and HUSQVARNA VIKING sit under one Nashville roof. Together they sell about a third of the world's household sewing machines - and they are betting the next stitch is a cloud subscription.