📏 TTKLYN Soft Tape Measure for Sewing Tailor Cloth: 2 Pack - 120 Inches/300cm Yellow & 60 Inches/150cm White Review

Need to replace the old soft tape measure as my knitting projects require more accurate measurements. Perfect, two soft measuring tapes in a zipped case at a great price. Large projects will be measured; the rest is smaller. These should last a long time. Recommend.

Inaccurate, not sure if other reviews have considered this correct unless my issue is a manufacturer issue. It's at least 1 inch away. Both measuring tapes also have a huge free area. Measured both against another tape measure and they were off. It is not suitable for weight measurement or sewing. Read the reviews again and they all say the same thing and have the same headlines - are they paid by the company?

I kept losing my tape measure that I had for about 30 years so I finally decided to buy another one from Revain. It seems like I never had time to go to a store where I could buy these things. I bought TWO roulettes for only $2.99! Appropriate! and they came in a little ziplock pouch which I will keep them in. Good quality. Not as strong as my old tape measure, but very good. One is 60 inches and the other is 120 inches. great for the price! They arrived on time.

To be honest, I didn't "measure" these ribbons to some world standard of accuracy (who does that?); so I'm assuming they're accurate :) If that's true then it's just what I need to measure the circumference of various things like pickleball and tennis racket grips. My vintage paper strap from Haband pants is probably 40 years old and falling apart. These new tapes must outlive me! They are flexible and easy to read. Just what I need!

That's good. In addition, you get two and a small vinyl bag for it. I put the larger one in a pouch and put it in my purse. The second stays at home. Since home economics or shopping aren't taught in high school anymore, I think I should point out that when using ANY flexible tape measure, always start at one inch, not zero or start. This will give you an accurate measurement. Simply subtract an inch from the final number because you started with an inch.

When I order something abroad it is usually either too small or too wide or of poor quality. Since I now like to buy clothes online. As most of the big stores don't offer plus size clothes. And even tall people. I mean "I'm 6ft 3cm and weigh 280 pounds with a long torso". So most of the clothes I like or want usually have an inseam that is too small or just too big. So I bought these to measure myself. At this point I haven't taken my exact measurements, but they are in centimeters and inches…