Pressing iron-on hemming tape into a trouser hem with an iron

Iron-On Hemming Tape – Double-Sided, No-Sew Hems, Black and White Rolls

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Pressing iron-on hemming tape into a trouser hem with an iron

Iron-On Hemming Tape – Double-Sided, No-Sew Hems, Black and White Rolls

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Iron-on · No sewing · Black and white

Hem Your Clothes With an Iron, Not a Needle

Trousers too long, a dropped hem, a patch that needs to stay put, and no time or skill for a sewing machine? This double-sided iron-on hemming tape bonds two layers of fabric together with the heat of your iron. Lay it in the fold, press, and you have a clean, neat hem without a single stitch.

Pressing iron-on hemming tape into a trouser hem with an iron

How it works

A clean hem in a few simple steps

1. Lay the tape in the fold

Place a strip of tape inside the hem, between the two layers of fabric you want to join.

2. Press with your iron

Iron over the folded hem. The heat activates the adhesive on both sides of the tape.

3. Done

The two layers are bonded with a clean finish and no visible stitches.

Four steps of hemming a shirt with iron-on tape

Iron-on convenience

Sewing without stitches

The tape is a reliable alternative to stitching. Quick heat application with your iron does the work, so you get a professional-looking finish even if you never sew.

Perfect for a quick garment repair before you head out, or for a tidy finish on a new project.

Close-up of the fine web structure of the hemming tape

Durable adhesive bond

A hold that lasts

The fine adhesive web is strong and easy to use. It gives a long-lasting hold on fabric and a clean finish on the outside of the garment.

  • Double-sided: bonds both layers of fabric at once.
  • Iron-on: activated with the heat of a household iron.
  • Clean finish: no stitches on show.
Black and white rolls of hemming tape on a grey shirt

Two colours

Black and white rolls for every fabric

Use the black tape on dark fabrics and the white tape on light fabrics, so the tape matches the tone of your clothes and stays out of sight.

Black and white hemming tape held across the hand
Black and white rolls of hemming tape unrolled on a table
Iron-on hem tape rolls with a close-up of a pressed hem

What you can use it for

One roll, many fabric jobs

Hemming clothes

Shorten trousers, skirts, dresses and sleeves without sewing.

Quick repairs

Fix a dropped hem or a loose seam in minutes.

Patchwork

Hold patches and fabric pieces in place.

DIY sewing projects

A clean finish on your own creations, for beginners and experienced sewists alike.

Why hemming tape

Iron-on tape vs sewing a hem by hand

Iron-on hemming tape Sewing by hand
No needle and thread needed ✓ ✗
No visible stitches ✓ some
Quick to apply with an iron ✓ ✗
Easy for beginners ✓ some

Questions people ask

Do I need a sewing machine?

No. All you need is a household iron. The heat activates the adhesive and bonds the fabric.

Which colour should I use?

Use black for dark fabrics and white for light fabrics, so the tape matches the tone of your clothes.

Who is it for?

Tailors and home sewists who want a fast, clean finish, and anyone who needs a quick fix without stitching.

Specifications

  • Type: double-sided iron-on interlining adhesive tape
  • Colours: black and white
  • Application: with a household iron

What's in the box

  • Double-sided hemming tape rolls in black and white

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