DELSI Stitch Gun for Clothes, Clothing Tag Gun Kit with 4000 Fasteners — Open-Box, 5% Off

DOUBLE THE FASTENERS OF A STANDARD KIT: This clothes tag gun arrives with 4000 fasteners, not the usual 2000. You also get 6 fine tagging needles, 100 silicone buttons, scissors and an illustrated manual, so nothing runs out in the first month.

TWO SIZES, SEVEN COLORS: 500 black and 500 white 25mm barbs for tags and labels, plus 1000 black, 1000 white and 1000 colored 5mm barbs for close work. A tag gun for clothes is only as useful as its refills, and these cover both jobs.

NO-SEW HEMS AND QUICK FIXES: Use it as a hemming gun on pants, sleeves and dresses when there is no time to sew. The 5mm barbs sit nearly invisible inside a fold, hold through the wash, and snip out with the included scissors when you want them gone.

FINE NEEDLES, GENTLE ON FABRIC: The ultra-fine needle on this clothing stitch gun passes through cotton, denim, linen, polyester and curtain fabric with minimal marking. Keep it to seams, hems and folds on delicate or loosely woven material.

BUILT FOR SHOPS AND RESELLERS: As a price tag gun for clothing it attaches price tags, size tags and brand labels in one squeeze, and as a clothing tagger it handles boutique stock, online reselling, thrift flips and market stalls without jamming.

There are two completely different reasons people buy this tool, and this kit is set up for both. The first is retail. As a retail tag gun and clothes tagger it puts price tags, size tags and brand labels onto garments in a single squeeze, which is why boutiques, thrift flippers, online resellers and market traders keep one next to the till. The 25mm barbs are the standard length for swing tags, and with 500 black and 500 white in the box you are not reordering after a weekend. Search for a clothes tagger gun with tags and this is what people mean, except most kits give you one size and this one gives you two. The second reason is repairs, and this is where a stitch gun for clothing earns its keep at home. Fold a hem, fire a 5mm barb through it and the fold holds; it survives the wash, it does not slide like a pin, and when you want it gone you snip it with the scissors in the box. People use a quick stitch gun this way for pants that are too long, sleeves, curtain hems, costume alterations, patches, secured necklines and rag dolls. The 100 silicone buttons turn it into a button sewing tool as well, so a popped button on a shirt is a thirty second job instead of a threading exercise. Practical notes. This is a manual tool: squeeze the trigger, no batteries, no power, nothing to charge. Six replacement needles are included because the needle is the part that eventually bends, and swapping one takes a minute with the manual. It works on cotton, denim, linen, polyester and most curtain fabric. Be sensible on very fine, loosely woven or silk-like fabric and place barbs inside seams and folds rather than through a visible face panel, because a fine needle still makes a small hole. It is a clothes stitch gun and a clothing stapler in effect, not a sewing machine, so it fastens layers rather than producing a running stitch. In the box: the clothing gun itself, 6 needles, 4000 fasteners for clothes across 5mm and 25mm, 100 silicone buttons, scissors and the manual.