SINGER 00258 Extra Long Vinyl Tape Measure, 96-Inch

Good quality and seems like it would hold up for years to come! The silver tip looks like its very hard to break off so I dont know how it broke so fast on other peoples. They probably got a defect or probably treat it like crap. Take care of it meaning dont slam the metal piece on the ground and you should be fine! I would buy it again if I had too haha.

just what i needed

Exactly what I was looking for, and just as described. Plus, you can’t beat the price! Quick shipping too.

Everyone should have one of these, especially if you sew. The standard 60 inch tapes are often not long enough and you have to measure in sections. If you are mathematically challenged as I am this tape is a boon. Of course it is made out of what seems to be heavy plastic so will last a long time.

Easy to read!

Lets be honest...sometimes you need to measure something/someone larger than 60. The extra 36 come in super handy with this awesome tape measure from Singer. Singer has been a trusted brand of sewing products for years, and they have not skimped one bit on the quality of their products with this one. This is exactly what I was searching for...something soft, flexible, but still durable to take measurements with! I love that it comes in inches & centimeters, as is pretty standard.

Its simple and easy to use. Great for taking body measurements such as bust, waist, and hips. I also use it to measure my hair. I dont know how durable it is, but the tape seems thick. It should last a considering I take good care of it. A lot of people may complain prefer a retractable tape measure, but having a retractable one is not great if youre measuring around your body and other such things.

The product came on time and is just as shown. No complaints.

I like how the numbers are in large 50 pt. bold font and that there is both imperial and metric measurements. The tape is satin and smooth and the edges are not rough, so the measuring is comfortable. For the price this measuring tape is a boon.

I lined this up to two other accurate tapes and this was identical. The only caveat being after the first inch which is standard for almost every tape measure. As a warning for those uninitiated; tape measures are not accurate the first inch due to the various metal tabs or sewing on the ends. You should always start at inch 1 or 12 depending on your needs. Mine was 1/32 off, which does not sound like much, but you need to take that into consideration. Again, this is the same for all tape measures. Also, the kinks of being folded in the packaging were straightened within a day of being rolled up in my junk drawer. Singer makes great products, Ive never been steered wrong.