Custom Fit Clothing with Tailor Rings, No Sewing Required

By Candy Keane on July 26, 2023 • ( 5 Comments )

As a woman of fluctuating sizes, sometimes I want to cinch something in to make it look more fitted but not make a permanent change by sewing it. Tailor Ring is an invisible fashion accessory that makes it possible to cinch and knot clothing for a perfect fit. Check out the video below to see it in action! (post contains Amazon affiliate links)

tailor rings in several sizes for a custom fit

before and after using tailor rings to make clothes fit

Transform Your Wardrobe with Tailor Rings

Tailor rings can do more than just take things in. They can be used to add versatility to your wardrobe by styling a garment multiple ways. Cinch up a skirt, crop a t-shirt, alter necklines, all without the need for cutting and sewing! You can also use multiple rings on one item, as I show in the video below.

They can be used on a variety of fabrics, but are not recommended for delicate fabrics. It is also recommended to remove them and wash the garment after wearing to make sure there’s no permanent changes to the fabric.

Each container comes with two 3″ rings, two 4″ rings, two 5″ rings, two 6″ rings and 100 latex free elastic bands.

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To use them, you select the ring size according to how much fabric you need to take in. Then place the ring on the outside of the fabric, grab the ring from the inside of the garment while wrapping the fabric around it, and then wrap the elastic band around it to secure it in place.

It makes more sense once you try it! Watch the video below to see how it works. I use three different sizes in the video- the smallest for the top, a medium size for the front skirt, and the largest size for the back.

See Tailor Rings in Action:

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About the Author

Candy Keane is a digital content creator and long-time cosplayer, most well-known for being on the cover of the Star Wars documentary Jedi Junkies. After making costumes professionally for over a decade, she now writes about geek culture and mom life, and continues to cosplay for fun, while sharing her love of costumes on Instagram @SewGeekMama. Her first children’s book, I’m Going to My First Comic Convention, was published in 2020 and won a Story Monsters Approved award for Excellence in Literature.

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