Dressmaker Pins - Prym Dritz #20-1 1/4

I use pins for crafts and I can’t find them in bulk anywhere. Much cheaper than buying at sewing or craft stores

Perfect for what I needed it for

making ornaments they are great don't bend

These were perfect for what I needed them for.

I bought a box of these after searching what felt like the ends of the earth to get pins that were (size 20) 1 and 1/4 inch. I use them for lace making and really needed the longer length. When I got my box I opened them up and the pins inside were the same size as my size 17 pins I already had. I checked the box and the label stated they were size 20s. I realised it was a stick on label so I pealed it off and printed onto the box itself was the original labeling... for size 17 pins. So thinking they might have been mislabeled by mistake, I requested a replacement stating the issue in my request. When the replacement arrived it was exactly the same as the first box. A reprinted label stuck over the original label with the wrong size on it. Needless to say I'm pretty darn mad, I can get size 17s at a much lower price point if that was what I was wanting and these people are just trying to pull a fast one on people who don't know their pin lengths.

Wrong came with 3 days. contacted web site of problem and the problem was corrected in 3days

These are described by the seller as "stainless steel" and as you can see in the photo that simply is not true. The seller claims that these are stainless steel (see photo of invoice) but the manufacturer (Prym Dritz) describes these pins as "Super Steel Microground" and does not make a claim that these pins are stainless steel pins. The iron in these pins is what makes them react to a magnet (see photos) and they certainly will rust despite the fraudulent claims of the seller. The seller's false claim that these are stainless steel that will not rust is repeated in the invoice text.

Nice product