16 Feb 2010 17:51
phikz wrote: What Selvedge Levi's have some sort of flower type stitching on the back of them? I know that's pretty vague but does anybody know what I'm talking about, saw some guy wearing them the other day and they looked nice.
Sounds like the sugarcane stitching
16 Feb 2010 18:00
The other day I bought a pair of charity shop jeans, women's raws with some elastane in, for £3 and I'm going to reinforce the crotches on my jeans, two pairs have holes and a couple more are on the way and I ain't paying £60 or whatever it would cost to get them all tailored.
16 Feb 2010 18:27
HiFi wrote: themistake wrote: selvedge dior 19 mij's???????
ORLY?
can only find black

i got the silver selvedge ones about 18months ago, not worn them in about 9months. something about them doesnt really make them "dior" if you get me.. but they are nice.
i took them to my local dry cleaners, think it was about £13 to fix the crotch, pick em up on thursdsay.
he asked if i wanted them cleaned, i said no, if he cleans them ill go nuts.
MoB
37489 posts since 31/8/04
19 Feb 2010 14:49
Sent my Ivalease jeans to www.thedenimdoctor.co.uk in Manchester. Got them back within 2 days and i'm well pleased with the result. Was borderline gonna chuck them out as the arse was ripped to shred(no homo) Cost about £23 or something all together with delivery. Poor pics i know but i'm well happy

massivly reccomended A+++++
Before
After
19 Feb 2010 14:52
looks a great repair, but you so should of left them. look mint ripped imo.
aitch
8927 posts since 19/8/07
19 Feb 2010 15:06
Great job there, that's definitely a site to remember. Maybe it should go in the original post?
19 Feb 2010 15:10
Sweet, need to get some jeans fixed, I'll take them up the road!
19 Feb 2010 15:11
Great, not going to Stitches anymore after they fucked up my Diors.
19 Feb 2010 15:37
Lol all the Mancs have got a new tailor. Do
you reckon I could trust stitches with a leather jacket? What did they do to your jeans?
19 Feb 2010 16:51
Get a corn beef hash cake starter thing aswell because they are quality
19 Feb 2010 16:58
I picked up a pair of Garbstore jeans that I was getting altered from The Denim Doctor today. Not had chance to properly inspect the work, will do when I get in from work.
20 Feb 2010 10:50
Got a pair of shrink to fit Samurais, however the waist is snug before any soak/shrinkage. If I dryclean them, will they shrink?
Pils
135 posts since 4/1/09
20 Feb 2010 11:36
put a hanger in the waist and soak your denim, everything but the waist will shrink, if its still snug wear it damp for a little while, its easier to stretch jeans while they are soaked in water.