No-Sew Adjustment
Use the tape and an iron for an effortless, no-sew method to secure repairs.
Why customers love it
This versatile double-sided adhesive tape offers an easy, no-sew method for quickly shortening or adjusting the hem of various fabrics.
Use the tape and an iron for an effortless, no-sew method to secure repairs.
Features a strong bond that replaces traditional stitching for reliable garment repair.
The high-quality adhesive tape is designed for sealing and wear resistance.
It is safe for use on various materials, maintaining elasticity.
Setup
No electrician, no wiring, no fuss.
Apply the tape between fabric layers.
Use an iron to secure the bond.
Specifications
This versatile double-sided adhesive tape is an easy, no-sew method for quickly shortening or adjusting the hem of various fabrics. It provides a strong, durable bond that replaces traditional stitching for reliable garment repair.
Perfect for DIY enthusiasts, crafters, or anyone looking for a simple solution to repair seams and adjust garment lengths.
Everything you might want to know before you order.
The primary function is to be used as an easy, no-sew method for quickly shortening or adjusting the hem of various fabrics.
This tape provides a strong, durable bond that replaces traditional stitching for reliable garment repair.
Yes, the tape is safe for use on various materials, maintaining elasticity.
Free standard shipping
To United States: 1–3 business days processing, then 7–15 business days in transit. Estimates, not guaranteed dates.
Your dispatch email includes a tracking link. Contact us if it has not arrived within 5 business days of ordering.
Outside the EU, import duties and local taxes may be payable on delivery. See the shipping policy for supported destinations and conditions.
Request a return within 14 days of delivery. Standard eligible returns must meet the policy conditions; a €4 prepaid-label fee is deducted from the refund. Return shipping is free for faulty, damaged or incorrect items. Contact us promptly if something is wrong. Your mandatory consumer rights are unaffected.