Outus Iron on Hem Tape Fabric Fusing Hemming Tape for Pants Each 27 Yards, 2 Pack(1 Inch,White)

I had two of my favorite shorts which both had the seams on the legs come loose. I don't know how to sew, so I tried these. VERY easy fix and I've washed both shorts many times, and to my surprise, the seams have stayed put! 100% recommend this product!

If you saw the title and you're curious it's because I try to use this as a tear stop and a shirt I didn't necessarily work so I think it's only greatest ability is to fuse two pieces of fabric together

worked beter when damp

Looks nice. Never used. Gave to Goodwill.

My experience with the Outus Iron On Hem Tape falls somewhere in the middle of the satisfaction spectrum, offering a convenient yet temporary solution for quick clothing alterations. Here are the key aspects of my experience with this product:**Temporary Fix**: The Outus Iron On Hem Tape proved to be a handy option for temporary fixes, particularly suitable for quick alterations or fashion emergencies. Its ease of use and quick application make it ideal for situations where immediate adjustments are needed, such as last-minute wardrobe malfunctions or alterations on the go.**Not Permanent**: While the hem tape serves its purpose in providing a temporary solution, its lack of permanence becomes evident over time. The adhesive properties of the tape are not long-lasting, and garments hemmed with this product tend to come undone fairly quickly with regular wear and washing. Therefore, it is crucial to recognize the limitations of this product in terms of durability and longevity.**Ideal for Kids and Teenagers**: The Outus Iron On Hem Tape may be particularly well-suited for kids and teenagers who require occasional alterations to their clothing. Its user-friendly application and temporary nature make it a convenient option for growing children or fashion-conscious teens who may frequently change their clothing preferences.**Convenient in Emergencies**: One of the standout features of this hem tape is its convenience in emergencies or time-sensitive situations. For individuals who find themselves in need of a quick fix for hems, especially when in a hurry or faced with unexpected alterations, the Outus Iron On Hem Tape can serve as a reliable ally in achieving a temporary solution.**Useful for On-the-Go Needs**: The product's portability and ease of application make it a practical choice for individuals in fast-paced environments where quick clothing alterations may be necessary. Its ability to swiftly adjust garment lengths or hems can be beneficial in situations where time is of the essence.In summary, the Outus Iron On Hem Tape offers a convenient and temporary solution for quick clothing alterations, making it a suitable option for individuals seeking immediate fixes in emergencies or on-the-go situations. While it may not provide a permanent solution and tends to come undone fairly quickly, its user-friendly nature and convenience make it a handy tool, especially for kids, teenagers, or those in need of swift garment adjustments.

This is not supposed to be something that hems your clothing perfectly exactly like it would if the piece was professionally tailored. This is something to use in the meantime, or for a short time, to just do it an easy way for a bit. This is not something that is going to last forever. That said…. This was my first time ever using fabric tape like this by myself (although I have watched other people use it). It worked very well. I used it on a nylon polyester synthetic jumpsuit to hem the legs which were about 6 inches too long. I used my Black & Decker iron set on 3 because while I read the instructions that are listed here in the advertisement, 150° means nothing to me on an iron. It’s not like the iron has a temperature setting! 😂 So I thought that it might be helpful to let you know that setting 3 works well for it. You just need to go slow. Very carefully lay it down. Make sure there are no wrinkles and that it’s very flat. Get it nice and damp but not soaking wet, and then go over it. This tape will definitely hold for quite some time, although, again, this is not professional tailoring. It is definitely worth seven dollars for two long rolls to use for a bunch of stuff and if you are using it on something like trying to make reflective tape stick to gloves or whatever, this is definitely a good deal.Note: as others have mentioned, it does not come with instructions! But if you look here on the advertisement and read through the information, it says right in the advertisement how to use it. I’m just letting you know here in this review how to use it because a lot of people seem to not be aware that it does say it in the advertisement.

I find the the description of the product "fabric fusing tape" to be confusing. I expected this to be a tape made from fabric to be used for fusing hems, etc. I expected it to to be a fabric hem tape that would iron-on to adjust a pant leg length, for example. Not to fuse the two sides of the fabric together. This seems to be just the old stitch-witchery product of decades ago. I don't understand why it would even be offered in black if it were meant to be fused between the fabric layers and never be visible. Anyway, I've opened the packaging and checked it out, so can't return it.

I am using this on my curtains that I am making, and it bonds so quickly with 7-10 seconds of heat. Incredibly strong!