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Quick clothing Fixer
"Quick Clothing Fixer with DUMA-X."
"The DUMA-X Stitch Gun is the perfect tool to have on hand for those moments when you need it. Even if you don't use it every day, you'll find it incredibly practical and convenient when the time comes. Discover the ease of stitching with DUMA-X."
micro stitch gun for clothes
Micro stitch Gun for clothes
"Trust the DUMA-X Micro Stitch Gun for clothes and effortless sewing solutions! This innovative tool offers practicality for a variety of applications, from curtains to trouser hems. Handle garment repairs instantly and easily. The DUMA-X Micro Stitch Gun is a must-have for every wardrobe. Order now, discover the benefits, and always look your best!"
Stitch Gun for Clothes
tag gun for clothes
"Meet the DUMA-X Micro Stitch Gun for clothes and handle your stitching tasks effortlessly. Perfect for repairing everything from curtains to pant cuffs, this device is indispensable for DIY enthusiasts and tailors. Offering quick and practical solutions, get your DUMA-X now and gift it to your loved ones."
sticky gun for clothes
"The Fine Stitch Gun delivers excellent results on wool, linen, cotton, quilts, denim, polyester, synthetic, and natural fabrics. Avoid using this device on delicate materials such as leather and lace to prevent damage.
Angel
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2025
Práctica y muy conveniente, me encantaría que mostraran un video de cómo usarlo paso a paso, pero una vez que ya le entiendes es súper fácil
Melissa N
Reviewed in Canada on March 30, 2025
Versatile stitching gun that can be used to help with stitching or tagging clothing. Although if your main purpose for ordering this gun is to tag clothing, I'd recommend getting longer fasteners as the ones included are quite short. The plastic fasteners aren't the prettiest looking when using them as a stitch but they do the job of holding the material. For temporary fixes, they work good.The stitches/fasteners are very easy to insert into the gun and take out if needed to switch between stitch colour. The needle is also very easy to switch should you need to switch it.
Amzn Customer
Reviewed in Canada on March 17, 2025
I was absolutely sick of paying exorbitant prices to tailors to get simple hems and other tweaks to my clothing. I was looking for a cost effective way to do this at home - then I found this little contraption. I tested these on a pair of jeans that needed their length to be shortened. I did the initial measuring, followed the included directions and easy as pie got the jeans hemmed. I thought this would have a steep learning curve, but it was pretty straightforward!
buns
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2025
This is a great idea and a handy tool to have. Every woman really needs one, in case of emergency. That being said, it isn’t the easiest to load and use but if you can get it, you can use this tool for a variety of quick remedies. Pant hems, sleeve rolls, low cut chests, shoe straps, even waist lines that might be too big. I think I might keep this in our costume department for our theater arts because it would get so much use there.
Craig C
Reviewed in Canada on February 8, 2025
This certainly has it place. If you need to temporarily hold something in place.. or you are looking to do something unique/creative with some material.. sure, it will work. It's not a replacement for a needle and thread but it works in a pinch.This basically allows you to put those small plastic tags on things like you see at clothing stores. These paper tags use those little plastic things to hold on to the clothes... or the little plastic tag that holds a new pair of socks together in the packaging. That's what his does.My wife tried to use it to temporarily pin up my daughters basketball jersey, it sort of worked but wasn't terribly strong. For someone who is fast with a needle and thread and using pins... this will likely serve no purpose for you but again, it does what it says it does... just hard to think of it as a "stitching" gun. It's really a TAG gun for clothing more than anything.The tags are ok, not as strong as the ones you find in most stores but they will work in the short term. It held for a few minutes of my daughters basketball game but that's about it. Probably better for temporary use and crafting than anything.
Mindy
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2025
I think its best to practice first on unused clothing before using. You have to load the stitches delicately to line it up correctly. The stitches are 5mm but still big enough to be seen. It can be used mostly for temporary hemming but not long term. There are white and black stitches and comes with a clear case for storage.
Lutfu Selcuk MURAT
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2025
This product has versatile uses. I will use it both as a tagging gun for clothing and as a stitch gun
Britt
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2025
Recieved item on time but the quality isn’t the best 10/10 wouldnt recommend
Joelene
Reviewed in Canada on February 21, 2025
Both of my kids have wearable blankets that needed mending. On one, the stitches came apart all along the side of the large kangaroo pocket, and on the other, along the smaller side pocket. Since the fabric is quite thick, I didn’t think it would be easy to hand sew those areas, and I don’t know how to use a sewing machine. I thought this stitch gun could be a great solution, although I wasn’t exactly sure how it worked.It turns out it only offers a temporary solution. It uses plastic fasteners to hold the fabric together. They’re the same as the plastic fasteners used to attach price tags to clothing—those thin, flexible plastic pieces with a T-shaped end that you pull or cut off. It’s those, only much shorter. I think they act like the pins you would use to hold fabric in place while sewing, or as a quick, temporary fix in an emergency.Since the areas that needed repair on their blankets don’t come into contact with the skin, I used this stitch gun on them. It worked well because the fabric is really thick, so you can’t see the fasteners once they’re on. However, if the fabric were thinner, it would leave a gap between pieces of fabric. You couldn’t use this stitch gun on any areas where the fabric touches the skin because you would be able to feel the plastic fasteners.I imagine there are useful applications for non-wearable fabric items. This gun could be useful for crafts, temporarily fixing a loose hem on curtains, or holding fabric together in place for other quick household fixes. Again, I think its main purpose is to secure fabric together while sewing.In summary, while this stitch gun does work, it isn’t intended as an alternative to sewing. For that, you’re going to need a plain old needle and thread. That said, it’s definitely convenient for certain situations where a quick, temporary fix is needed, or to simply assist with sewing. I think the product description should be a bit clearer about the possible uses and limitations. The before-and-after pictures of the woman wearing a shirt with an altered neckline are a bit misleading, as they give the impression that it can alter the neckline in a way it doesn’t. Additionally, the term “invisible stitching technology” isn’t accurate, as the fasteners are indeed visible. For these reasons, my overall rating is a 3 out of 5 stars.Thanks for reading! I hope this was helpful. 😊
Victoria L Davisson
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025
This tool works so well. I have been wanting to buy it for a while. I wish I would’ve done it sooner.
Ashley Dixon
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2025
This is basically a price tag gun without the price tags. It puts the little plastic on for them and you can use it as a stitch. I find it finicky. Sometimes it doesn’t put the stitch through the fabric correctly and it will definitely leave a hole just like a price tag so I wouldn’t use it on your luxury pieces. It comes with black and white plastic tags to make it blend better. I do like using it but I feel like it could still take some improvement
V.Matin
Reviewed in Canada on January 25, 2025
I remember my mom had one of these handy stitching dooflickies. I recall it being handy for temporary stitching (prior to sewing) or to bind fabrics together in a non permanent way. Handy to have on hand as you never know when you'll want to temporarily fasten together some fabric, mittens/toques for winter storage or use in place of a paper clip in a pinch.For those trying to figure out what this is: You know the little plastic fastener that holds socks together when you buy them. Well, this is the device that installs/fastens those little plastic stitches. The unit comes with the stitching machine, lots of stitches (short style-black/white) and a storage case.The needle is very sharp on this unit. I picked myself while loading (not the machines fault). There is a needle protection cap that's affixed to the stitcher and I appreciate that attention to detail.I think every family should have one of these in their sewing basket. If you sew anything or do crafts using paper or fabrics, then this device is super handy. In addition to the needle protector, this device also comes with it's own acrylic box that hold the stitcher as well as a good load of plastic stitches. It also came with a possible lifetime supply of plastic stitches (but only short ones in black and white). I wish it had some of the longer styles for knitted items.
Jordan White
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2025
I love the idea of this and it does the job, but it has a few drawbacks. It’s straightforward to use and comes with a generous supply of needles and fasteners, which is great for value. The pink color is a nice touch, giving it a fun and unique look.However, I found the build quality to be somewhat lacking; the gun feels a bit flimsy and requires careful handling to avoid jams. It definitely works for quick emergency stitching but the plastic pieces are like the ones that come on store tags and can break easily. The end can be a tag itching and irritating on the skin if you are using it on clothing areas where it can run.Overall, it’s a decent product for occasional use but may not hold up well for heavy-duty tagging. Fine for light projects, but not without its flaws.
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