Temple hand measure stainless steel

If you have ever done tailoring as a hobby, then you know the problem all too well: you always need a hand measure. It is well known that customary artificial material always has to be replaced, because it does not handle the iron heat and steam after an extended period of time. This hand measure for the hobby and professional tailor is completely different. It is made of stainless steel, and, therefore, durably resists against heat and steam, and it is a very practical, multifaceted utilitarian instrument. With it, you can count stitches, measure seams, iron press – without using pins – and meticulously iron out corners, edges or unwanted seams. The double-sided precisely etched scales (in millimetres and centimeters) and lines (length and cross) simplify the measuring process, for short distances as well. Buttonholes can be traced with exactness; likewise, with the help of the single-sided slotted curvature, you can do the same for radii and complete circles. Manufactured at a medium-sized company in Southwestern Germany, the ironing hand measure is patented.