Introducing the Jane 16 shaft table loom!

The Jane has been designed after consultation with weavers, while also using successful techniques from its predecessor, the Louët Kombo. There is no cord wear, since cords run over rollers and the overhead beater stays out of the way when throwing the shuttle. Jane is made of lacquered beech and has a built-in raddle. The loom is partly assembled and comes with:

• a large shed
• smooth overhead beater
• large weaviing surface
• carrying handle (only for Jane 50; Jane 70 and Jane 90 are too large) and protective feet to lean on
• harnesses that snap back to rest position
• partially pre-assembled
• padded travel bag (as accessory)
• apron bars, warp sticks and lease sticks
• heddles (800 / 1200 – 50 / 70 – 16 shafts, 400 / 600 – 8 shafts expandable)
• metric reed 40-10
• a shuttlerace (as accessory for the old 8-shaft Jane or the expandable 8-shaft Janes)

The loom is available with 8 shafts, expandable to 16 shafts, or directly with 16 shafts. This is a unique feature among table looms with 16 shafts. The Jane is the most compact 8+ shaft table loom on the market and folds easily, making it even more likely that weavers will choose the Louët Jane loom.