Tailor Inchi Tape – Measuring Tape
Short Description
Flexible tailor inch tape with dual Inch (0-60″) and CM (0-150) scale — accurate, durable measuring tape for tailors, boutiques & home sewing. Budget-friendly, COD available, pan-India delivery.
Price range: ₹29.00 through ₹65.00
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Best For Tailors, Boutiques & Home Sewing
Best for tailors, boutique owners, garment factories, and home sewists who need quick, accurate body and fabric measurements. This tailor inchi tape (also known as an inch tape or tape ruler) is a flexible, dual-scale measuring tape. It shows Inches (0–60″) on one side and Centimetres (0–150 cm) on the reverse — the industry-standard tailoring length. Choose the Medium or Good quality grade based on how often you’ll use it.
Key Features
- Dual-scale: Inches (0–60″) on the front, Centimetres (0–150 cm) on the back — read either unit without converting mid-measurement.
- Soft, flexible build that wraps easily around the body, patterns, and fabric folds without snagging.
- Choose Medium (local, budget-priced) or Good (imported, softer material that stays flexible and resists hardening over time) depending on how long you want the tape to stay soft.
- Lightweight and compact — fits in a sewing kit, apron pocket, or toolbox.
- COD available, delivered pan-India.
Use Cases
- Taking body measurements (chest, waist, hip, sleeve, inseam) for garment fitting.
- Measuring fabric length before cutting — works as a fabric tape measure / cloth tape measure at boutique and factory cutting tables.
- Pattern-making and alteration work for tailors and dressmakers.
- Home sewing, DIY craft projects, and quick length checks around the house.
Benefits
A dual inch/cm scale removes unit-conversion guesswork when a pattern is marked in a unit different from what you’re used to. The reinforced build resists everyday stretch and tearing better than a basic unbranded shop tape, so measurements stay accurate over months of use. One tape covers both metric and imperial customers or patterns, which matters if you serve export-facing clients as well as local ones.
How This Inchi Tape Compares to Other Options
| This Tailor Inch Tape | Freeman-style Branded Tape | Rigid Steel Tape / Laser Tape Measure | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Body & fabric measurement | Body & fabric measurement | Construction, straight-line distances |
| Flexibility | Soft, wraps around curves | Soft, similar flexibility | Rigid, doesn’t bend |
| Scale | Dual inch (60″) + cm (150) | Usually dual inch+cm | Usually one scale only |
| Typical India price | Budget-friendly — see price above | ~₹49 (branded) | ₹50–₹300+ (steel/laser) |
| Good for | Tailors, boutiques, home sewing | Same use case, branded name | Carpentry, home improvement |
Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Scale | Inches (0–60″) + Centimetres (0–150 cm), dual-sided |
| Length | 60 in / 150 cm — the standard tailoring length |
| Build | Flexible, soft-touch, reinforced against everyday stretch/tear |
| Quality Grades | Medium (local, budget-priced — can stiffen/harden after a few months) & Good (imported, softer material — stays flexible, doesn’t harden over time) |
| Category | Tailoring Goods |
How To Use This Measuring Tape
First, hold one end of the tape at your starting point, such as the shoulder seam or fabric edge. Next, wrap it gently around the body or lay it flat along the fabric — for body measurements, keep the tape snug but not tight. Then, read the figure in inches on the front scale or centimetres on the reverse, whichever your pattern uses. Finally, note the measurement down before moving to the next point, since a soft tape can shift if left unattended.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the inch tape price / measuring tape price in India?
Basic cloth or steel tailoring tapes in India typically sell for ₹20–₹50 depending on material and brand. For example, generic steel inch tapes list around ₹28/piece on IndiaMART, while a branded option like Freeman runs about ₹49. This listing is priced at ₹29, and StitchPartner ships pan-India with COD available.
What is the standard length of a tailor measuring tape — 60 inch or 150 cm?
60 inches and 150 centimetres is the universal standard length for tailoring and dressmaking tapes worldwide, including this one. It’s long enough to measure a full body circumference (chest, waist, hip) or a reasonable fabric length in one pass. Longer tapes (300 cm+) exist but are meant for bulk fabric rolls, not body measurement.
Can I read both cm and inches on this tape, or is it one scale only?
Yes — this is a dual-scale cm tape measure and inch tape in one: inches (0–60″) are printed on one side and centimetres (0–150 cm) on the reverse. That means you can work directly from a pattern marked in either unit without converting by hand, which matters if you serve both domestic and export-facing customers.
What’s the difference between the Medium and Good quality grades?
The Medium grade is a locally-made, budget-priced tape. It costs less upfront, but it tends to turn stiff and harder to fold after a few months of regular use. The Good grade is an imported tape with a softer, more pliable material. This material stays flexible for much longer and resists hardening with age, so it keeps wrapping smoothly around the body and fabric even after months of daily handling. A working tailor or factory measuring dozens of garments a day gets more value from the Good (imported) grade: it stays soft and comfortable to use for longer, while a cheaper local tape goes hard within a few months.
How is this different from a Freeman measuring tape or a rigid steel tape measure?
A Freeman measuring tape is a similar soft, dual-scale tailoring tape sold at a comparable price point. The main difference is brand name, not function. A rigid steel or laser tape measure works well for straight-line construction measurements, but it won’t bend around a body or fabric curve the way this flexible tailoring tape does. That makes it the wrong tool for garment fitting, even though buyers sometimes search for both in the same breath.
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Product Description
Best For Tailors, Boutiques & Home Sewing
Best for tailors, boutique owners, garment factories, and home sewists who need quick, accurate body and fabric measurements. This tailor inchi tape (also known as an inch tape or tape ruler) is a flexible, dual-scale measuring tape. It shows Inches (0–60″) on one side and Centimetres (0–150 cm) on the reverse — the industry-standard tailoring length. Choose the Medium or Good quality grade based on how often you’ll use it.
Key Features
- Dual-scale: Inches (0–60″) on the front, Centimetres (0–150 cm) on the back — read either unit without converting mid-measurement.
- Soft, flexible build that wraps easily around the body, patterns, and fabric folds without snagging.
- Choose Medium (local, budget-priced) or Good (imported, softer material that stays flexible and resists hardening over time) depending on how long you want the tape to stay soft.
- Lightweight and compact — fits in a sewing kit, apron pocket, or toolbox.
- COD available, delivered pan-India.
Use Cases
- Taking body measurements (chest, waist, hip, sleeve, inseam) for garment fitting.
- Measuring fabric length before cutting — works as a fabric tape measure / cloth tape measure at boutique and factory cutting tables.
- Pattern-making and alteration work for tailors and dressmakers.
- Home sewing, DIY craft projects, and quick length checks around the house.
Benefits
A dual inch/cm scale removes unit-conversion guesswork when a pattern is marked in a unit different from what you’re used to. The reinforced build resists everyday stretch and tearing better than a basic unbranded shop tape, so measurements stay accurate over months of use. One tape covers both metric and imperial customers or patterns, which matters if you serve export-facing clients as well as local ones.
How This Inchi Tape Compares to Other Options
| This Tailor Inch Tape | Freeman-style Branded Tape | Rigid Steel Tape / Laser Tape Measure | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Body & fabric measurement | Body & fabric measurement | Construction, straight-line distances |
| Flexibility | Soft, wraps around curves | Soft, similar flexibility | Rigid, doesn’t bend |
| Scale | Dual inch (60″) + cm (150) | Usually dual inch+cm | Usually one scale only |
| Typical India price | Budget-friendly — see price above | ~₹49 (branded) | ₹50–₹300+ (steel/laser) |
| Good for | Tailors, boutiques, home sewing | Same use case, branded name | Carpentry, home improvement |
Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Scale | Inches (0–60″) + Centimetres (0–150 cm), dual-sided |
| Length | 60 in / 150 cm — the standard tailoring length |
| Build | Flexible, soft-touch, reinforced against everyday stretch/tear |
| Quality Grades | Medium (local, budget-priced — can stiffen/harden after a few months) & Good (imported, softer material — stays flexible, doesn’t harden over time) |
| Category | Tailoring Goods |
How To Use This Measuring Tape
First, hold one end of the tape at your starting point, such as the shoulder seam or fabric edge. Next, wrap it gently around the body or lay it flat along the fabric — for body measurements, keep the tape snug but not tight. Then, read the figure in inches on the front scale or centimetres on the reverse, whichever your pattern uses. Finally, note the measurement down before moving to the next point, since a soft tape can shift if left unattended.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the inch tape price / measuring tape price in India?
Basic cloth or steel tailoring tapes in India typically sell for ₹20–₹50 depending on material and brand. For example, generic steel inch tapes list around ₹28/piece on IndiaMART, while a branded option like Freeman runs about ₹49. This listing is priced at ₹29, and StitchPartner ships pan-India with COD available.
What is the standard length of a tailor measuring tape — 60 inch or 150 cm?
60 inches and 150 centimetres is the universal standard length for tailoring and dressmaking tapes worldwide, including this one. It’s long enough to measure a full body circumference (chest, waist, hip) or a reasonable fabric length in one pass. Longer tapes (300 cm+) exist but are meant for bulk fabric rolls, not body measurement.
Can I read both cm and inches on this tape, or is it one scale only?
Yes — this is a dual-scale cm tape measure and inch tape in one: inches (0–60″) are printed on one side and centimetres (0–150 cm) on the reverse. That means you can work directly from a pattern marked in either unit without converting by hand, which matters if you serve both domestic and export-facing customers.
What’s the difference between the Medium and Good quality grades?
The Medium grade is a locally-made, budget-priced tape. It costs less upfront, but it tends to turn stiff and harder to fold after a few months of regular use. The Good grade is an imported tape with a softer, more pliable material. This material stays flexible for much longer and resists hardening with age, so it keeps wrapping smoothly around the body and fabric even after months of daily handling. A working tailor or factory measuring dozens of garments a day gets more value from the Good (imported) grade: it stays soft and comfortable to use for longer, while a cheaper local tape goes hard within a few months.
How is this different from a Freeman measuring tape or a rigid steel tape measure?
A Freeman measuring tape is a similar soft, dual-scale tailoring tape sold at a comparable price point. The main difference is brand name, not function. A rigid steel or laser tape measure works well for straight-line construction measurements, but it won’t bend around a body or fabric curve the way this flexible tailoring tape does. That makes it the wrong tool for garment fitting, even though buyers sometimes search for both in the same breath.
