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[JoshC]

@Karol Sounds good mate Merry Christmas.

[A Former User]

@JoshC Would you recommend sending these in for repair before they get any worse? Thanks

Knee:

Crotch:

[JoshC]

@Mister_Brue Yeah I would, when it gets to this stage it only takes a slight over exertion and it will become worse.

Follow the link here fill out the form and I will send you the relevant information/links to get the repairs to us etc.

[A Former User]

1955’s back in the house, ready for round two. Thanks @JoshC

[JoshC]

@Mister_Brue Not a problem mate! a cracking pair of 1955s!

[northsouthdenimguy]

I realize this may be one of those “Hey, there’s a process, send it in to so and so and they’ll tell you what they can do” situations, but can something like this typically be repaired?

Edit: is it something IH repairs? I realize it can be repaired.

I honestly don’t care what it looks like once it’s repaired since it’s covered by my shirts most of the time, and I have never had anything repaired by IH, so I have not been through the process before.

[goosehd]

@JoshC ^^^^

[dwils]

I picked up this Kersey western second hand recently and it has a repair in one of the elbows. I’m wondering if this looks like the work of IH or if it was likely done somewhere else. Thanks!

[goosehd]

@dwils tagging @JoshC for confirmation.

[JoshC]

@dwils its hard to say could of been an early repair done prior to myself, I haven't touched many or any Kersey's shirts from memory, I would do something similar but I would use piece of lightweight fabric and then some interfacing to give it the shirt some extra support and strength, and then I would darn or flat stitch over the top depending on the repair/size.

[dwils]

@JoshC thanks for the quick response and details! Much appreciated. Might have to come back to you for the other elbow in the future!