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Labeling Machine Clothes Garment Sewing Price Labeller Micro Stitch Clothing Gun+5 Needles+1000 Barbs DIY Sewing Craft Tools
Price (NZD): $20.95 / set
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Product Features
- The Labeling Machine Clothes Garment Sewing Price Labeller Micro Stitch Clothing Gun is a professional tool for sewing and labeling clothes. It is designed with 5 needles and 1000 barbs, which can meet various sewing needs. With this tool, you can easily complete DIY sewing projects and add labels to your clothes.
- This product is model number Tag Gun, which is of high quality and durability. It is suitable for sewing and labeling clothes of different materials and thicknesses. The micro stitch design ensures precise sewing and labeling, making your clothes look more professional.
- The origin of this Labeling Machine Clothes Garment Sewing Price Labeller Micro Stitch Clothing Gun is not specified. However, it is designed to be easy to use and operate. You can quickly learn how to use it and start sewing and labeling your clothes right away.
- With 5 needles and 1000 barbs, this sewing tool provides excellent sewing performance. The needles are sharp and durable, while the barbs can hold the thread firmly. This allows you to sew through thick and tough materials with ease and achieve neat and tidy stitches.
- The DIY Sewing Craft Tools included in this package make it a versatile tool for all your sewing needs. Whether you are repairing clothes or creating new ones, this tool can help you achieve excellent results. It is a must-have tool for any sewing enthusiast or professional tailor.
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- Model Number: Tag Gun
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Conditions: Buyer shall pay all shipping cost for warranty services. Warranty does not cover physical damages.
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