Korbond Hemming Web 20m x 2cm - White – Iron On Hem Tape - NO Sewing Required Adhesive Fabric Tape, Webbing Tape, Hemming Tape

This is actually a really good web tape, it is easy to use and the adhesion is strong as I used on on my fellas combat trousers and it works a treat (I hate sewing) you can't obviously see it as it is inside the turnup. I think it is good value for money and will continue to buy it when I need more but there is loads left, totally recommend this tape

Does what it says on the tin. Easy to use.

it works well with my trousers however has gone undone a couple times but it easy to fix and it worth its price so overall quite happy with it .

This worked well on seams and hems. Stuck very well, I used a steam iron and covered the material with a cloth scrap whilst holding the iron on. Good adhesion to material to material. I did get some on my iron so waited for the iron to cool down and the stuck tape came off the iron really easily. Can’t comment how it would be after washing. I used it to stick silky type material together to make sewing easier for me.

I purchased this webbing tape to slightly reduce the length of some trousers. I do not have the skills or equipment to tailor my own trousers so figured this would be a good alternative.You receive x2 rolls in this package. 1 black and 1 white. You get a generous length of tape on each roll meaning that it should last a long time with infrequent use. The role is easy to cut with a standard pair of scissors to the desired length.When using the tape I found that the adhesion to the fabric was inconsistent despite the same heat intensity being applied. Some areas adhered and achieved a great bond with ease, however even an inch or 2 further away it required a lot more heat for a long period of time despite the fabric thickness being identical.Once adhered the bond is strong, the trousers I altered are still perfectly intact with no signs of the join coming away after several uses.Despite the issue when bonding, I do think it is a good product at a reasonable price point. As such I would be happy to recommend.

Honestly it's in the drawer, not used it yet

I had a couple pairs of jeans that are good quality except for one that got a split and another had a worn area and I wanted to patch them.I’ve tried iron on patches before and they work a while but are thinner than actual denim and tend to peel off after a bit so wanted to find a more permanent solution.I decided to sew on the inside patches of old denim. Trickiest part is getting the patch perfectly in position holding the tear so can stitch. This hem tape has been perfect! Cut the patch, turn jeans inside out and pull the damaged area into position and just put Some of this tape under one edge of the patch at a time and iron . It sticks very well and it’s thin so easy to put underneath the patch material, can just fold it when too long. Just make sure it’s all hidden so don’t get any on the iron.I was pleased with how well the patch was held, made it really easy to just stitch over the top and secure and strengthen the damaged area. Great!

Slightly thinner than some leading brands I’ve used in past, but works well enough for me and hems have all stayed up so far! Easy and quick to use especially if sewing is not your strong point!