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A hem that is folded to the desired length and then edge-stitched on the right side. It adds a decorative and durable finish.

Fabric is folded twice and sewn, hiding the raw edge completely. It is a common finish for a wide range of garments.

Similar to topstitching, done with a coverstitch machine that creates two rows of stitching on the front and a serger-like finish on the back.

A hem where a strip of fabric or ribbon is sewn onto the raw edge before folding, providing stability especially for heavy fabrics.

An overlock stitch that neatens the edge of the fabric and prevents fraying. Typically used in knit fabrics and seams that won't be seen.

A wavy effect created on knit fabrics by stretching the fabric while sewing with a zigzag or overlock stitch.

A decorative hem with edges that follow a curved, wavy pattern resembling the edge of a scallop shell. Used for decorative effect on garments and linens.

A hemming technique that is nearly invisible from the front of the garment. It is often used in formal wear.

A decorative hem formed by a series of overlapping round stitches, giving a scalloped appearance, used in heirloom sewing.

A hem technique where the corners are folded diagonally to reduce bulk, creating a neat and angular corner, often on table linens or heavier fabrics.

A type of overlocked hem that creates a narrow, rounded finish often seen on T-shirt and lingerie edges.

A very narrow hem used on lightweight or sheer fabrics, often sewn by hand for a delicate finish.

A hem finished with bias tape that encases the raw edge. Often used for a neat finish on curves and stretchy fabrics.

Characterized by small loops along the edge, this hem is usually created using a picot foot on a sewing machine, and is used on lingerie and delicate items.