Does anyone else not *get* chainstitch runoff on shirts?

[Scottystyles]

@DougNg:

I have no idea what Till just said, but I think the chain stitch run offs look like bike handle tassels for your ass

Just reading this thread… Hahaa! That e shishits funny.

Funny thing is, I had to search this topic because I'm starting to think they look a a bit untidy, and want to burn them off. Also people keep saying you have threads hanging off a nice shirt mate.

[mclaincausey]

I like em. I knot em and leave em. But I definitely hear where you're coming from too!

[Snowy]

I've taken it off 1/2 of mine, and left it on the other 1/2. If they stand out or get in the way they come off. There's no functional reason for them…

[Scottystyles]

I think on the flannies they look cool. But the one colour dressier shirts I think it makes them look a little unclean or less smart on that bottom edge.

[den1mhead]

Surely the feature of a chain stitch run off on a shirt like the IHSH-102 is the same as a selvedge seam on a quality pair of jeans. It's presence alludes to; the level of quality and skill as well as the specialist machinery  involved in realising the product.

[thewickett]

I think it is a cool detail, but I usually cut it off.

[den1mhead]

@thewickett:

I think it is a cool detail, but I usually cut it off.

@thewickett I am usually so ocd around loose cotton threads that I even amaze myself by not only leaving them but loving the fact that they just hang out !!!

[Snowy]

@Snowy:

I've taken it off 1/2 of mine, and left it on the other 1/2. If they stand out or get in the way they come off. There's no functional reason for them…

Thought about answering, scrolled up abit and saw ^. Still same answer now :). Go past me!

[Maynard Friedman]

I always cut them off, they remind me of scruffy rats tails.

[motojobobo]

I only became an IH customer in 2015, and after those two years I'm still cutting off the chainstitch runoff on all my tops, all seven of them so far.
I guess I mostly do it because it would look odd around my community and I would need to answer questions about those 'dangling threads'. However, as I get more familiarized with the intricacies and quality of the IH builds, I feel I'm slowly getting closer to the point where an eventual next shirt will keep its runoff.

[Giles]

It's a good excuse to evangelise

[manufc10]

I cut all of mine off.  Just don't like them.

[Nomad]

The blonde says it reminds her of tampon strings. Great.

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[gaseousclay]

I like them and keep them on.

if anyone asks what they are just call them 'stringleberries.'

[UnTucked]

"I think your shirt is breaking….."

No, Baby... That's SWAG! [emoji41][emoji41][emoji41]

[Chris]

@manufc10:

I cut all of mine off.  Just don't like them.

Same.  Just cut some off a newly purchase shirt yesterday, in fact.  My dislike of them overcomes even my powerful laziness.

[Seul]

They mess with people with OCD so I keep 'm on… I'd even attach some if I could...

[joesaintjohn]

I leave them. On everything. Always. #prostringleberries

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[manufc10]

@Chris:

@manufc10:

I cut all of mine off.  Just don't like them.

Same.  Just cut some off a newly purchase shirt yesterday, in fact.  My dislike of them overcomes even my powerful laziness.

So true^^  I feel you!

[gaseousclay]

Another reason I keep them on is should I choose to sell a shirt the buyer might prefer those little details. cutting them off might effect the value. I have never had anyone ask me what a chainstitch runoff is anyway so people don't seem to notice

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