Does anyone else not *get* chainstitch runoff on shirts?
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I like it. I don’t care too much one way or the other. Overlock runoff I trim from sleeves on the IH thermals though because it’s annoying.
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@Gulliver I’ve had that thought and even though I’m a gentile I like it
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@mclaincausey likewise.
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Never crossed my mind either way to stay or cut off
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@Mizmazzle I was the opposite. I was seriously prejudiced against shirts without it. Now I’m indifferent
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I love it, always have. It's admittedly weird, but charming.
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@popvulture x2. Don’t know how to explain it nor really care to do so. Just makes me happy.
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@Mizmazzle yup! I’ve cut some off and now don’t bother. My friends at work do bother though, and regularly try and rip them off as I pass by because it bugs them. I couldn’t care less if they succeed.
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The first quality shirt I bought with chain run got cut because I didn't realise it was on purpose.
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@popvulture “weird but charming” nicely sums it up
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It’s a nice detail that I appreciate. I like to leave everything as it was intended from the factory. YMMV.
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@Nik same here
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@Brandrea said in Does anyone else not *get* chainstitch runoff on shirts?:
It’s a nice detail that I appreciate. I like to leave everything as it was intended from the factory. YMMV.
Same here.
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I never learned to appreciate them…I snip them off as soon as I get my hands on the shirt. Before the first wear.
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@motojobobo haha that immediately conjured a mental “noooooooo!” from me.
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@popvulture jajajajaja. Cheers buddy.
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I save mine in this little dish! Not sure why?…and what I may do with it? Maybe I’ll cast ‘em in clear epoxy?
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@Boit cool stuff!