Repairs & Modifications

[madmonday]

wild modification.

i like it a lot.  hope it holds up to use

[bagley920]

Should I or shouldn't I? This is between my legs fwiw

[MikeC]

Fix that now.

[bagley920]

That's what I figured

[bagley920]

Good thing the MBB are coming this week. Sending my DC4001 for repair.

Before:
Crotch

Front of both legs at hem looks like this and back of one leg

Back of other leg

Gonna send some spare IH denim to see if they can use it

[CLJ]

Crotch repair and reinforcement on my IH-634S performed by SE:NY.

[catchgeo]

Cant say thanks enough to denim therapy in NYC

they did a great job on the crotch as well as the right seat pocket where my ridiculously large wallet did work.

100% recommend. the pics dont give it justice

[JCMx800]

The Denim Doctor (UK) did a great job on my 634S. Pics gonna follow!

[MikeC]

I just got my vulcans back from Railcar Fine Foods and I'm fully amazed. I'll put up pics later.

[oomslokop]

@MikeC:

I just got my vulcans back from Railcar Fine Foods and I'm fully amazed. I'll put up pics later.

i hope they didnt turn them into indigo foie gras! XD

[Katsushin]

[Finn666]

that should def. do the trick
great to see you around again kat!…

[Giles]

I'll say one thing about Alex, he sure knows how to beat up a pair of jeans….These have just come back from the Works, where they undertook a major refurb.

[veloaudio]

Received my 9301s today but I noticed the right hem stitch is coming out (~2 inch). Repair now or later? Also, can I trust just anyone to hem 21oz? Thanks

[Giles]

I'd hand-stitch a few stitches.  Start by catching in the chain (just a stitch or 2 over the existing stitching to stop it unravelling) at one end of the "jump", then stitch along the line where the stitching should be and then catch in the other end of the chain….

[Seth]

@llvlaglne:

Sent from my iPhone

Very impressive tight stitching. You did all that by hand?

[llvlaglne]

Yep, took a little bit of time. It's easier to prevent big tears and fraying from occurring as long as its taken care of early.

[veloaudio]

@Giles:

I'd hand-stitch a few stitches.  Start by catching in the chain (just a stitch or 2 over the existing stitching to stop it unravelling) at one end of the "jump", then stitch along the line where the stitching should be and then catch in the other end of the chain….

Thanks G. Will do.

[Jord666]

Just noticed this rip on the buttonhole of my new FH Wabash shirt just after some tips on how to fix it?

Cheers

[Jord666]

Can anyone help me out here? Do I cut the old stitching away on the one side or just keep it there and stitch over it?