In the US, needles are numbered from 8 to 19, with lower numbers for thicker needles. In Europe, they＇re numbered from 60 to 120, with higher numbers for finer needles. Needle thickness corresponds to its number: larger numbers mean thicker needles, smaller numbers mean finer ones. For example, a US size 10 needle is roughly a 70/10 in Europe. For details, visit https://sewingbecomeasy.com/how-are-hand-sewing-needles-sizes/
In the US, needles are numbered from 8 to 19, with lower numbers for thicker needles. In Europe, they＇re numbered from 60 to 120, with higher numbers for finer needles. Needle thickness corresponds to its number: larger numbers mean thicker needles, smaller numbers mean finer ones. For example, a US size 10 needle is roughly a 70/10 in Europe. For details, visit https://sewingbecomeasy.com/how-are-hand-sewing-needles-sizes/
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