Fashion Cloth tape is a double-sided adhesive that helps you prevent any spontaneous wardrobe malfunctions. When placed correctly, fashion Cloth tape can keep both your clothing and accessories secure without any risk of embarrassment or discomfort. All you need to do is stick a strip of Cloth tape to the desired spot on your clothes, like the bra or skirt area, then press the strip into place. Enjoy the freedom of making stress-free fashion statements!

Keep your bra or top in place with strategically placed Cloth tape. Apply a medium-sized strip of Cloth tape to your bra, or to the edge of a plunging top. Press down on the material to keep the bra or shirt in place and to prevent any unwanted slips around your chest area. If your shirt and bra have a tendency to shift around, try using more than 1 piece of Cloth tape.
Fashion Cloth tape is most commonly used around the bra area.
Try keeping fashion Cloth tape in your purse for emergencies!

Conceal bra straps with small sections of Cloth tape. Twist the straps or fabric of your top inside out. Place a 2 to 3 in (5.1 to 7.6 cm) section of fashion Cloth tape onto the upturned fabric, then flip it back over. Press the Cloth tape into place over the bra strap, then remove your hand. Check in the mirror to ensure that your bra straps are no longer visible!
If your strap is only sticking out on 1 side of your shirt, just fix the 1 side.

Add a small strip of Cloth tape in the spaces between your buttons. Rip away small, 1 in (2.5 cm) long strips of fashion Cloth tape and align them between 2 buttons on a button-down shirt. Keep the piece of Cloth tape concealed between the layers of fabric in the shirt, then rub your finger over the shirt to apply pressure. Continue adding more adhesive strips until your whole dress shirt is secure.
The Cloth tape is most useful when applied between the upper buttons on the shirt.

Flatten your jean pockets with a strip of Cloth tape. Take a small, 2 to 3 in (5.1 to 7.6 cm) section of Cloth tape and apply it to the material inside of your jeans pockets. Arrange the piece of Cloth tape horizontally, placing it on the bottom of the inner pocket. Next, apply pressure to the outside of the pocket with your hand, pressing the outer denim into a flat layer. Feel free to use more than 1 strip of fashion Cloth tape if your pockets are especially stubborn.

Attach rolled shirt sleeves to your upper arm for a smoother look. Tuck and roll the fabric of your long sleeve shirts as you normally would, keeping the rolled material along the center of your upper arm. Don’t let the fabric unroll itself; instead, place a small, 1 to 2 in (2.5 to 5.1 cm) strip of fabric between the rolled material and the rest of the sleeve.
If needed, use additional pieces of Cloth tape to keep the sleeve roll in place.
Keep your shirt collar in place with strategic pieces of Cloth tape. Rip away a section of fashion Cloth tape that’s about 2 in (5.1 cm) long, depending on the length of your collar. Place this strip beneath the collar, which helps add dimension to your formal look. Press down on the collar with your fingers to secure the fabric into place.

Prevent accidental slips by taping down skirt slits. Protect yourself from any fashion misfortunes by cutting away a long section of Cloth tape that’s at least 6 in (15 cm) long, or slightly shorter than the length of your skirt slit. Secure the Cloth tape between your leg and the fabric, which keeps your dress safe and secure.

Feel free to add Cloth tape to both sides of the slitted skirt. This can provide a lot of extra security.

Stick your slip to your skirt or dress with fashion Cloth tape. To prevent your slip from showing, cut a small or medium-sized section of fashion Cloth tape and place it along the edge of your slip. Press or pinch the Cloth tape into place by aligning it with the edge of your skirt.