Repairs & Modifications

[Giles]

The denim is so tough and the pocket opens are tight.  Even with the heaviest twill that we can sensibly use, if the person uses the front pockets regularly, there is a tendency for the twill to give up.  On the Devils Fit and the DC4, because they are a tighter jean we have incorporated a tape at this point in an effort to increase the life of the twill

[ALEX1976]

mine sr are damage @ the frontpocket from my sebenza knife.

[Seul]

Use your BB flash pocket to cover your stitching, Alex… Just shove it in your front pocket, and use 2 cms to cover your stitching, and shove your Sebenza's clip over it...

[ALEX1976]

@Seul:

Use your BB flash pocket to cover your stitching, Alex… Just shove it in your front pocket, and use 2 cms to cover your stitching, and shove your Sebenza's clip over it...

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sr pocket damage from sebby! :-\

[Seul]

Aaah you carry your knife in your watch pocket - ok Sir, carry on!..

[ALEX1976]

no longer!

[Seul]

Well, you could start wearing it like me:

[ALEX1976]

nooo dude…...looks not nice

[Seul]

It's the only way to wear it without causing damage… At work I pull my knife hundreds of times/ day so my options are limited... Practicality > looks.

[ALEX1976]

hmmmmm ok this declaring
the busters with knife pocket insinde is a great solution

[jimmy]

You guys need the Vulcan.

[Finn666]

same here…

removed the broken cotton-thread

and re-sewed it with poly-thread.

[Seul]

That's BRILLIANT!..

[jimmy]

nice one finn real clean repair. did you do it by hand?

[Finn666]

^yap…was pretty hard to find the holes though

[riffblaster general]

Suggestions anyone?  The button hole on my 634s is beginning to fray. Giles,  is this something you guys could fix?

[Giles]

Yep, but any half decent tailor should be able too….

[riffblaster general]

thanks G.  i'm searching the area for someone up to the task.

[bob1258]

Anyone know of a way to prevent the entry from tearing more?  It's not that bad at this point (in my eyes), but I'd prefer to do something preemptive rather than let it wear more.  I've also seen injunjack's repair on this thread, however I'm wanting to actually repair the tear.

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[Beatle]

that can easily be fixed by hand..just use white thread and do it