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A hem that produces a scallop-like edge using a special blind hem stitch or overcasting, often used on delicate items like lingerie.

Simple hem made by folding the edge only once and sewing, suitable for heavier fabrics that do not fray easily.

A hem created using a merrow machine to produce an overlock stitch that's functional and decorative; used on garments like T-shirts.

A hem style that is longer in the back and shorter in the front, reminiscent of a fish's tail, often found in formal dresses and skirts.

A clean hem style where the fabric is folded twice to conceal raw edges, commonly used for light to medium weight fabrics in garment making.

A wavy, decorative hem achieved by stretching the fabric while sewing with a zigzag stitch. Used on knit fabrics to give a flouncy edge.

A hem created with a zigzag stitch to prevent fraying, suitable for materials that fray easily or for a decorative touch.

A hem where the raw edge is encased with bias binding or ribbon; it's durable and can be a decorative element, suitable for quilts and some garments.

A decorative hem with a series of curves or 'scallops' often seen in women's clothing, used to add a feminine touch to the garment edge.

A hemming method where bias tape is used to enclose the fabric edge, offering a neat finish and decorative contrast, suitable for curves.

A hemming technique where the stitches are nearly invisible on the right side of the fabric. It is often used in pants and skirt hems for a professional finish.

This hem uses interfacing to add structure and prevent sagging, suitable for heavier or structured garments like coats and jackets.

A functional and visible hem finish where a line of stitching is made parallel to the fold, good for casual wear and heavier fabrics.

A finish where the edge is overlocked with a serger to prevent fraying and then turned once to create a hem. Common in knit fabrics.

A hem sewn entirely by hand, allowing for precision and custom stitch types like the slip stitch or catch stitch for discreet hems.

A narrow hem style typically used on lightweight and delicate fabrics, rolled tightly and stitched through to create a small, neat finish.

A hem accented with piping for decoration, used to define the edge and add a pop of color or texture contrast to the item.

A hem that can be easily lengthened or shortened, typically featuring a temporary stitch or adjustable system for growing children's clothing.

Characterized by small loops along the edge, created with a picot foot on a sewing machine. It's decorative and used mainly on lingerie and children's clothing.