Repairs & Modifications

[iammortalcombat]

@tody if that’s the withered fig release - i would contact IH customer team today via chat. You will get a speedy response from one of the crew

[Matt]

@tody a tailor or seamstress could fix it easily I’d think but if it’s a defect and not some type of accidental snag or rip I’d do as suggested above and contact IH or WF depending on where you bought it.

[Alex]

No more shirts exist, so we can't really do anything to replace it, @tody. If you think it is a fault, then I would suggest getting it repaired locally and DMing me, and we will cover the cost

[WhiskeySandwich]

I love my 9oz, wearing it right now, but I have noticed that it snags easily. I have several pulled loops from my watch and belt buckle. That gusset is something I'd probably just repair myself, but Alex's offer is legit. Super cool!

[tody]

@Alex Thanks for the heads up. My wife is good friends with the ladies at the Kentaurus repair shop, I'm sure they can get this fixed.

[Matt]

It looks like an easy fix. They should be able to sort you out.

[-VVV-]

Anyone can tell me where I can send my 666 21oz jean for a leg tapering service in EU ?
Already tried pott' manfufacture Berlin, but they can't do it at the moment.

[SKT]

Swapped out the cat eye buttons on my 253 with dark brown corozo buttons. I like it.

[flannel slut]

@SKT compliments the shirt nicely

[SKT]

@flannel-slut thanks man. They have a robust feel that goes well with the Cordura too.

[polydactyl]

Had a friend convert my worn out IHSH-11 into some packs/pouches.

[goosehd]

@polydactyl good stuff!

[SKT]

@polydactyl very cool

[Aetas]

@polydactyl
Great work from ShadowBornHanks !

[Fades for future]

@VVV try here https://ruttloff-jeans.com/

[sabergirl]

@polydactyl very cool reuse of the flannel!

[bizbuzz]

I snagged one of my flannel shirts the other day and pulled some of the threading out and I'm wondering if I can I possibly tease it back into the shirt or if I should just send it in for repair.

Thoughts?

[ARNC]

@bizbuzz you should be able to pull the snagged thread to the reverse side of the shirt yourself using a snag repair tool if you have one (essentially a miniature latch hook) or failing that a needle. Don’t cut the loose thread!

I was brought up in a multi-cat household so plenty of experience in fixing snags!

[bizbuzz]

@ARNC thanks!

[ARNC]

@bizbuzz you’re welcome!