Thimble Kores C32616 Red

The Kores C32616 thimble in red is a German-made sewing accessory designed to protect fingertips and improve control when pushing needles through fabric. Constructed to balance comfort and durability, this single-piece thimble fits standard finger sizes and is intended for home sewing, mending and craft projects. Its smooth inner surface and textured outer area provide a secure grip on needle heads while reducing finger fatigue during repetitive stitching.

Advantages

The thimble combines a durable material with a contoured inner shape that reduces slipping and concentrates pressure away from the fingertip. The textured exterior enhances needle control without catching on fabric. Its compact single-piece design makes it easy to store in sewing kits and portable cases, while the red finish provides quick visual identification among other tools.

Suitable for

• Hand sewing and garment mending
• Quilting and patchwork where repeated needle pushes are required
• Embroidery tasks that require accurate needle guidance
• General craft projects involving fabric, leather or layered materials

Key specifications

• Color: red
• Material: durable molded material suitable for fingertip protection
• Design: textured exterior for improved grip and smooth inner surface for comfort
• Package quantity: 1 piece
• Country of manufacture: Germany

How to use

Place the thimble on the fingertip most used to push the needle, typically the middle or index finger. Position it so the textured area faces outward toward the needle and fabric. Use steady pressure to push the needle through the material; the thimble protects the skin and helps apply force more precisely. After use, wipe the thimble clean and store it in a sewing kit or container to maintain its surface texture.

Usage recommendations

Choose the finger that feels most comfortable when sewing and ensure the thimble fits snugly but not too tight; a correct fit improves control and reduces slippage. For thick or layered materials, use deliberate, controlled pushes rather than excessive force to preserve the thimble’s shape and extend its service life.