Pants Rescuer — IronOn Hemming Tape (5 m × 2.5 cm) Why you need it Fixes pants that are too long quickly and cleanly so hems no longer bunch at the ankles. Creates a straight, tailored look that improves fit and appearance without professional tailoring. Saves time and money by allowing easy home hemming and quick wardrobe fixes before events or outings. Works on a variety of garments — pants, skirts, dresses and other fabrics — making it a versatile and alteration tool. Key features & benefits Size and coverage: 5 meters long and 2.5 cm wide — long enough for many hemming jobs and easily cut to any length you need. DIYfriendly: Cut the tape to your required length and iron it in place for an instant hem. No sewing experience required. Reliable material: Made from polyester fiber with elasticity. The tape is durable, easy to wash and quick to dry, and it retains its shape after laundering. Clean results: Ironon application adheres securely without leaving residue. Maintains a neat finish through repeated washes. Versatile use: Suitable for trousers, suit pants, skirts, dresses and most fabric types where a nonvisible hem is desired. Practical applications (use scenarios) Tailoring suit trousers at home before a meeting or formal event to achieve a crisp, professional silhouette. Temporarily shortening children's pants as they grow, then reusing the tape for future adjustments. Quick repairs and hemming when traveling or before going out, avoiding the need for a tailor. How to use (simple steps) 1. Measure and cut the tape to the length needed. 2. Position the tape between the fabric layers where you want the hem. 3. Press with an iron according to your garment's heat requirements until the tape adheres. What to expect A straight, neat hem that improves fit and appearance. Durable hold with washresistant performance and no fabric damage when applied correctly. Convenient, costeffective alternative to professional hemming. Compatibility note Designed for general fabric use on pants, skirts, dresses and similar garments. Follow iron heat recommendations appropriate for your fabric to avoid damage.