Orders will be shipped within 1–2 weeks.
The best part of this stiff wide trim is its authentic Japanese heritage and remarkable structural integrity that holds its shape without heavy interfacing. Woven in Kojima, Kurashiki—a city globally renowned for premium textile manufacturing—this tatami edge tape brings centuries of traditional craftsmanship into your modern studio. The jacquard heart patterned design is reversible, so you can enjoy both sides of this durable, versatile material.
• Width: 8cm; Length: 10m per roll
• Material: Approximately 54% polyethylene, 1% polypropylene, 45% polyester
• Medium weight with excellent natural support and clean, finished woven edges
• Care: Do not iron or machine wash; protect from high temperatures, moisture, and UV rays to prevent shrinkage or fading
This specialized trim features long, perfectly finished woven edges that will not fray, and cut ends can be easily folded in, bound with bias tape, or carefully heat-sealed for clean finishes. Due to its traditional blend, please handle with care to maintain color and structural integrity.
Ordering & Cutting Guide
By the Half Yard (0.45m): Multiple quantities will be cut and shipped as one continuous piece. (e.g., Qty 2 = 1 Yard / 0.9m; Qty 3 = 1.5 Yards / 1.35m).
Full Roll - 30% OFF (11 Yards / 10m): Sent as a complete, original roll. Select this option to instantly save 30% compared to the standard cut length price.
Unlike flimsy satin, grosgrain, or standard cotton ribbons, this heavyweight jacquard trim offers remarkable versatility for creators seeking unique, tactile materials. Use it as a sturdy accent for tote bag straps, crossbody band trim, or structured bag bases; it's equally ideal for zip pouch trim, coin purses, and cardholders that maintain a crisp, professional shape. Bookbinding enthusiasts will love creating textured book covers and junk journal spines, while miniature scale trim works beautifully for 1:12 scale Japanese washitsu dioramas and architectural models. The wallet accent trim and pouch making tape applications are endless—this is the material traditional Japanese artisans have trusted for generations.
Made entirely in Okayama, Japan, this authentic tatami-beri represents genuine Japanese cultural heritage reimagined for your handmade goods.
