Iron ON Hemming Tape

This iron on hem tape works wonders. I had a jumpsuit that I needed to shorten the length of the pant legs. I used this tape and, viola, they looked perfectly hemmed after I applied it easily with an iron. It stuck well and was fast and easy. I have washed the pantsuit twice and it still looks perfect. Great hemming tape to have on hand for the issue like I had. If you need something hemmed and are in a pinch, pick this tape up. Great price to boot.

I bought this to hem some work pants. The hem on the bottom came loose but I didn't know how to sew them so I tried this. It was VERY easy. I just cut a piece to fit and ironed it for about a minute and I was done. I have washed the pants a few times now and it is holding place. It comes with quite a bit so even if it does come undone in the future I have plenty left and it only took a minute to do.

I am a guy that is looking for the easy way out. I needed to have two pairs of work pants hemmed. I did not want to bring them to a Taylor or Dry Cleaner (who usually has a person to sew minor stuff). I actually know how to sew. Not great but I can at least sew in approximately a straight line. I hemmed up both pants 3 inches shorter (the store did not have my length). But I did not want to cut the extra fabric off. And wasn't sure how to tack it up so I don't catch the extra when slipping on my pants. So I searched for a solution. I had once used a regular iron-on patch but it looked awful. I found this product on Amazon. When it arrived I was skeptical because the tape was so very thin, less than the thickness of a sheet of paper. I pushed forward and tucked piece of the tape; a few inches long, in between fabric that I wanted glued. I pressed the iron on a few seconds and it was done. The tape seemed to get absorbed into the fabric. The bond was solid.So now I am a fan of this stuff.I do have one warning which is the reason for only 4 stars but it should have gotten 5!Never keep the roll of this Iron on Hemming Tape near the iron!I place the iron down after finishing a hem, but never noticed that it touched ever so slightly the tape. Well, the heat from the iron plate melted the roll at one end. Making the whole roll (what was left) unusable. I could use the section that wasn't melted but it will only allow a piece of tape 2 inches at a time.Ok, it was my fault but I wanted to warn others just to be careful.I will just order another roll, because I want to have it handy.Rob

It keeps unraveling and it’s tricky to work with however, in a pinch and for the money it’s probably OK

Fixed all may hemming needs and is easy to use. Good price.

you are better off buying the tape from IKEA if you have one near you. it works better and is much cheaper.

Hemmed drapes covering my sliding glass door. Didn’t cut them, just turned up about 2 inches and ironed the tape on. Looks great, not bulky, and done in 10 minutes. So much easier than pulling out the sewing machine.

I used this to hem a few pairs of trousers, but the glue doesn't hold after a single wash. Threw it all away. Support your local tailor!