Dritz 395 Original Liquid Stitch, 2-Fluid Ounce, Clear

The very best I've tried. Works great. Dries clear, no yellow residue. Strong hold.

The stitching on my coat pocket liner gave way creating a hole where everything I put in it ended up in the coat liner. I was going to try and sew the pocket but that proved to be nearly impossible because I couldn't get enough of the liner out of the pocket to fix the whole thing. This left me with two choices, find something to glue it together or throw the coat out. As I've never used fabric glue before I went with this one because it had good reviews and was relativley inexpensive. The glue was easy to apply and within 30 seconds or so, it had adhered sufficently enough where I no longer had to hold the two pieces of cloth together. At that point I was able to hang the coat and give the glue 24 hours to completely cure. Rather than being left with a hard seam as I would have if I had used super glue, the seam remains somewhat plyable (a good thing) and well bonded. I've been wearing the coat now for about 3 weeks and the pocket liner is as good as if it had been stitched. So would I recommend it? Based on my experience I would. I really wish that they sold an even smaller bottle however as I suspect it will take me years (many) to use it all up at which time I'm sure it will have hardened in the bottle.

Work like a dream anyone that says anything bad about it used it wrong you're not supposed to get the iron on the glue strip make sure the fabric is covering it and it works perfectly

I'm a boondocker, a retired guy who lives in a bus to save money. Part of saving money is repairing clothes instead of replacing them, and I've been using Liquid Stitch for years to do that. It doesn't last forever, but if I glue a pocket or a belt loop back on or glue a patch over a torn spot, it holds up through a lot of use and many washings. As with any other glue, you need to apply the right amount and clamp the pieces together until the glue sets. I still keep some sewing gear around for buttons and such, but I use Liquid Stitch for all other cloth repairs. I'd recommend it to a friend.

I had asked the previous reviewer ("concerned parent") about its washability and she was most kind to answer in the positive. I would like to add a few other good points. It's white, like Elmer's, and it dries perfectly clear (give it the full 24 hours if possible) IF you apply it thinly and evenly (a big glob would never be clear because the interior of the glob would never get air enough to cure it). NOTE: Elmer's won't hold up in the wash! Other fabric glues may SAY that they dry clear but actually turn a hideous brown with a little time. This does stay clear. If I am going to use it to apply something like rick rack or an applique I use a quality flat watercolor brush to evenly apply it to the underside. And since it does cure so slowly it is no problem having enough time to clean the brushes and the bottle's top with warm soapy water (no different than if you were painting with acrylics). Also store the bottle of Liquid Stitch upright with the tip tightly closed OR alternatively you could place a little clear plastic to the top of the bottle before you screw the clean tip back on. SUGGESTION TO THE PEOPLE WHO BOTTLE THE LIQUID STITCH: Why Don't You Have A Temporary Seal (Like They Have On Catsup Or Mustard) on A New Bottle! I had to struggle clearing the solidly clogged glue in the top and tip - so much that I nearly tossed it! NOTE: it is a bit toxic so wash your hands well and even then be careful not to rub your eyes. As I learned the hard way. What a fun and useful tool to add to my sewing supplies!

Would not recommend to adhere patches to fabric. I let the glue dry overnight and upon checking in the morning, the patches peeled off when I moved the fabric. I’m having to go back and hand sew these on anyway. So I found that it’s not permanent or equivalent to real stitching. Can’t hate the product, though, I imagine it’s better for hemming. PS I will say it’s been a good product to keep the patches in place while I sew them. My needle goes through the glue easily. Update: I used this to secure my threads on the inside of the sweatshirt after hand sewing the patches. Yeah, those aren’t going anywhere, so that’s awesome. However, the dried glue is scratchy on the skin, so use backing to avoid that! Definitely a fabric-to-fabric product.

Amazing product! I use this product for no sew pieces. I buy regular pillows and embellish the front side with fabric, crystals and fringe. Super easy to use and great quality. Thank you so very much for a wonderful time saving product! 💕

This product is amazing! I had a few holes in my hoodie and was looking for options on how to fix them. I went with the fabric mender glue because I am not good at sewing. This stuff really works! I turned the hoodie inside out, used a toothpick to apply a VERY small amount of the glue to either side of the hole and pressed together until it dried. The fix is almost invisible! It held up after a wash and dry on delicate too! I am beyond impressed by this product and will be using this whenever I get another hole in my clothing!

Funciona bien, pero después de la primera lavada se despegó completamente

سيء للاسف تم تجربته على القماش لكن عند غسل القماش بالماء الفاتر فقد مفعوله ولافرق بينه وبين الغراء العادي ب ٤ فقط ولايستحق ثمنه لانه غير دائم وباهظ الثمن بالنسبه لمفعوله

Not water resistant

This liquid stitch mender is great if you have small holes in tshirts or any other clothing that's got pinholes or scaggs in

It is my second purchase. I used it on my quilt cover, hems etc,. It doesn't come off even washed many times. Excellent product! delivery was fast.