How to Hem Flared Jeans

Kenneth Oestergaard · 2005-08-13T11:41:41+00:00

Hi thereI know the subject has been discussed before, but I haven't been able to find an answer to my problem yet.I need to shorten a pair of my boyfriends jeans. But he wants his jeans to look original with that wrinkled hem (a picture of his jeans: do the manufacturers make that wrinkled stonewashed look at the hem? And how do I imitate the original look?Thank you.

how to make a wrinkled denim hem, after shortening a pair of jeans

Aug 13, 2005 44 Replies

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enigma 21 years ago

joy beeson wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:

i took my one & only good wool blazer to the dry cleaners. they shrunk it beyond being wearable.

velvet is washable if you hang dry, at least in my experience (with cotton, silk & nylon (rayon?) velvet. the nylon is most apt to go wonky)

yup. had that happen to my favorite sherpa lined suede vest... it was still dirty looking, but they made the leather stiff & smelly.

even in business suits i think it's poor construction/materials. it's more difficult to properly

*press* a business suit at home, so that part may make dry cleaning seem attractive. lee

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She who would like to be obeye 21 years ago

In article , enigma of Wynn Farm uttered

The bespoke tailor's near here advertises that all their trousers (and skirts) are machine washable.

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She who would like to be obeye 21 years ago

In article , Batman Be Spangliekins! of Joaquin on Sunshine uttered

Don't they have laundrettes in your part of the world? And plastic bowls for washing the dishes in?

I only put *anything* in the dryer in desperation (generally in winter)

- fuel costs, and conservation, dear thing.

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She who would like to be obeye 21 years ago

In article , Angrie.Woman of SBC

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uttered>Our dry cleaner does regular luandry too, And they charge you by the >pound. I have never used their service, but my husband's bachelor >friend does his laundry that way. And if my washer died, I'd probably >rather do that than sit at the laundromat.Most laundrettes here will do you a "service wash" for a modest fee.

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