Repairing torn Trousers
We've all had that moment when our Trousers rip in public!
Whether it's in the crotch, the buttocks or the knee.
With wear and tear, the fibres of the fabric become thinner and eventually give way.
But that doesn't mean we should throw away all our damaged Trousers, because there are loads of solutions for repairing Trousers. We explain it all to you below.
Repairing torn trousers at the crotch
Let's start with the worst, the tear in the crotch.
Depending on the surface area of the hole, you'll be able to sew it up neatly with a thread whose colour matches that of your Trousers.
But if the tear is gigantic, you'll have no choice but to come sew or glue on a yoke. Of course, this is likely to devalue your style, but here are a few ways to mitigate this side effect:
1. By chance, you find exactly the same fabric as your Trousers and the yoke is almost invisible ;
2. Your Trousers no longer look like much and now become your favourite pyjamas ;
3. You only wear your Trousers at home, on rainy or depressed days ;
4. You play it adventurous and decide to recustomise the whole thing with colourful fabric patches on your legs and bum. Your Trousers are a complete mess!
5. You're not too sure of yourself on this one and you'd rather make a call to a Tillist!"
Repairing a hole in your Trousers
If the hole is on the leg or back of your Trousers, again the yoke will be the most accessible and suitable solution.
Here, don't hesitate to play with materials and colours. This repair may be the opportunity to give new life to your Trousers and at the same time, a new style!
You should know that with the fingers of a fairy, you can also use embroidery to hide a hole. Embroidery on thread or bead, this will undoubtedly add a lot of cachet to your Trousers. Take a look at our embroidery services and think about a design you might like!
Upcycling your Trousers
If the hole in your Trousers seems irreparable, you should know that you can always upcycle it!
In fact, we've got plenty of ideas on our blog, starting with a recycled denim bag or a recycled fabric bag!"
The options are endless and you can let your creativity run wild.
Don't forget that everything transforms.
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