2001 Pieces Tagging Gun for Clothing, Standard Retail Price Tag Attacher Gun Kit with 2000pcs Bars Fasteners Clothes Garment Tag Attachment for Shops Retailers Warehouse Sale(Red, Black)

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I bought this to keep the sleeves of my t-shirts in place when I roll them up. Normally I use fabric tape which works great, but I go through a lot of it since it has to be removed each time I wash my shirts, so I thought this would be a better option. Girl, wrong!1- The plastic “stitches” are long and obvious. It just looks like you forgot to cut off a price tag. (This is literally just a price gun.)2- The stitch doesn’t always work (doesn’t go through the fabric) so you end up wasting supplies and adding more holes to your fabric.3- The holes are BIG. Like if I wear a dark colored shirt on my pasty body, you can absolutely see the skin through the 3mmish hole.4- It broke after maybe 10 uses. The “trigger” jammed and I had to use pliers to pull it back out, but even then once you squeeze it, it stays stuck and as it rarely works the first try, the amount of effort it takes to rip a hole in your shirt for a visible piece of plastic is more than just using a needle and thread to make a stitch where needed. (Or the fabric tape, I’m telling you it works great for keeping rolled sleeves in place or closing gaps in buttons.)Don’t buy this.

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I bought this to make a 100 day of school shirt for my daughter; she wanted a shirt with 100 cat charms and I thought this would be easier than sewing them all on. It was not. I ended up sewing them all on.This gun jams a lot and it leaves a pretty large hole in the fabric. So large that the plastic tags were slipping through the holes. I was using this on a cotton t-shirt fabric and it just did not work as expected.

This tagger has seriously become my go-to life hack! I’ve been using it for everything, from keeping shirts together to securing items that just won’t stay in place. It's even been a lifesaver for hemming pants on the go when I don’t have time to break out the sewing kit. It’s so versatile and handy, I find myself reaching for it all the time. The only downside is that I’ve had to replace it because it jammed after a while, which was a bit frustrating. But honestly, it's so convenient that I didn’t mind getting a new one. This little tool has made life so much easierI just wish it jammed less as Im wasting the tags.

It did what it was supposed to do, however the needle was quite large. It is concerning if you are using this on delicate or thin fabrics.

Here is my honest review of the gun: it proved to be useful initially, but my views changed when the needle unexpectedly broke inside the cap, rendering it unusable. Additionally, the mini tabs often struggled to penetrate through the needle and cloth, resulting in visible holes through my attire. I must admit that I wasn't particularly impressed with the overall quality of this product. I would certainly seek a more dependable alternative to assist with stitching clothes in the future.

As a female, I get so irritated of the padding inside of my bras and bathing suits moving around or coming out when I wash them or my jean shorts unrolling. This has become the perfect little tool to solve all the problems

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I love this, I can temporarily alter the length of undershirts to work with any clothes, I use it to keep wrap over clothes secure. It is also brilliant for keeping my silk duvet in place in the cover. Truly an excellent buy! I can see it being brilliant if your fitted sheets are too big too.

Only used a few times before the needle broke.

Very good however there is a method to use the tagging gun that I have realise. You need to ensure the fabric is tense at the base of the tagging gun before releasing the barbs. I would like to find out how to get more 5mm black and white barbs as I can not find the anywhere. Any hell would be appreciated.

It didn’t come with the tags as pictured. I had to order them separately from another seller. They finally arrived and the gun cracked on first use through thin material. Most of the reviews were not great so I knew I was taking a chance. Ah well, time to return