Repairs & Modifications

[AdamJ]

Not directly related to shirts but I spoke to someone recently who attempted to have the sleeve length reduced on a IH Type III and the results were less than satisfactory. Proceed with caution!

[UnTucked]

Took a trip up to London back before Christmas, and dropped off my Trooper boots for repairs and a pair of Clark's Desert Trek for a resole…

The guy I took them to, Felix Jouanneau, has a tiny little artisan shop (by the same name) for shoe making, repairs, alterations and leather work.

Last night on IG, I saw a preview of the repair work on the holes in the uppers of my Trooper Boots. I gave him free reign on what to do... i'm happy with what I see!

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[Stuart.T]

@UnTucked thanks for putting me on to Felix. He's going to rework my Viberg engineer boots for me, puy a Dr Sole heel on for me, shape and stain the heel block. He seems like a pretty cool guy.

[UnTucked]

@Stuart.T:

@UnTucked thanks for putting me on to Felix. He's going to rework my Viberg engineer boots for me, puy a Dr Sole heel on for me, shape and stain the heel block. He seems like a pretty cool guy.

Great to hear!

Will you be stopping by his shop in Shoreditch?

[Stuart.T]

@UnTucked:

@Stuart.T:

@UnTucked thanks for putting me on to Felix. He's going to rework my Viberg engineer boots for me, puy a Dr Sole heel on for me, shape and stain the heel block. He seems like a pretty cool guy.

Great to hear!

Will you be stopping by his shop in Shoreditch?

Yep, got an appointment for Monday 28th. Only 50 mins on the train from where we live. I'm looking forward to seeing his workshop.

[MastersOfDeath]

Looking forward to seeing the results, just found out about him whilst looking for a Viberg oxford resole.

[Giles]

@Alex managed to blow a hold in the elbow of his UHF.  Got a needle and cotton from hotel reception, nabbed a FW19 UHF sample and voila…..

[mclaincausey]

That is some serious desk-diving, @Alex

Also, that UHF is gonna be great.

[JackGordon]

@neph93, @AdamJ
I’ve seen a YouTube video of a tailor taking up a dress shirt sleeve, which I suppose is effectively the same thing. You remove the cuff and the placket (is that the term for it on the sleeve?), trim the material and shift it all up. It looked difficult but not impossible.
I’m going to find a tailor before I buy the shirt I reckon

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[mclaincausey]

Got a ways before it's a concern, but overlock stitch or what?

[spitfiredealer]

Saw the email yesterday about the repairs for life. Great news for me!! I will be in touch very soon

[Steve]

FREE REPAIRS FOR LIFE, FOR YOU, BY US.

Details can be found on the website HERE

[setandsetting]

@Steve:

FREE REPAIRS FOR LIFE, FOR YOU, BY US.

Details can be found on the website HERE

If I had 2 pairs that needed repairing, do I need to add 2 of "Iron Heart Repair" to the cart? And would this affect the cost on the shipping label to you guys (from the U.S.)? Also considering maybe sending in a shirt to have the buttons pimped while I'm at it…

[Djsfh]

My first diy repair because of schredded pockets on my Naked and famous Chrismuggah. Replacing bottom of pocket with my grandma’s old Bernina turns out quite nice

[neph93]

Haha… that’s excellent.

[hairydangler]

I agree. Well done Dgsfh.

[deanclean]

You probably won’t get anything from the picture, but had my tailor take in the thighs of my 888-XHSib. If it wasn’t over 30 degrees here it take a fit picture. They turned out great though.

[Jett129]

I had my tailor do the same on my 555-XHSib,as the thigh measurement was only .4 of an inch smaller than the 888s. Also came out great. Said he had to use the machine he sews leather on.

[deanclean]

Haha yup. Same here. Leather machine.

[Brock]

Repairs by Rain
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New heavyweight pocket bags

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