Why do Iron Heart Shirts Hems Roll Upwards and Outwards?

[endo]

@neph93:

to learn to live it

actually, I like it …

and, once it's solved the old shirts will be collectors items 

[Dmart]

Me too, I like it when they roll up.

[Nik]

The difference between a bug and a feature is often perception…

[Karol]

@Giles said in Why do Iron Heart Shirts Hems Roll Upwards and Outwards?:

H thinks he may have solved the issue.  He is experimenting with variable needle and bobbin pressure…..

What are the results from the lab?

[Giles]

I'm actually not sure. @alex ?

[Alex]

Have not heard anything about it

[jerkules]

I love hem roll! It’s a nice feature of the heavier weight shirts.

[Karol]

@Alex said in Why do Iron Heart Shirts Hems Roll Upwards and Outwards?:

Have not heard anything about it

Hi Alex, since You meet him soon it would be cool to see what are the insights from his experiments.

[Karol]

@Karol said in Why do Iron Heart Shirts Hems Roll Upwards and Outwards?:

@Alex said in Why do Iron Heart Shirts Hems Roll Upwards and Outwards?:

Have not heard anything about it

Hi Alex, since You meet him soon it would be cool to see what are the insights from his experiments.

@Alex were the experiments fruitful?

[Alex]

We didn't talk about it, sorry. He constantly makes tweaks to production without telling us, I would assume this is one of those cases. I have not noticed any hem roll on my shirts from this year.

[Karol]

@Alex Interesting, I will check when the IHSH-379-RED or IHSH-375-GRY arrives. The real test will be the IHSH-396-IB.

[indigo_fades]

I love how almost everything I've wondered about already has a thread dedicated to answering my question before I've asked. I'm battling with whether or not to embrace the roll on my Wabash shirts, because I iron them along a lot, but the heat seems to create extra unnecessary wear on the edges that stand out the most. I dislike the hem roll, but I also dislike additional wear. What a conundrum. Maybe I'll sew on a seam band on the interior to hold it in place, like @jay-cy posted.