How to patch the knee of a pair of kids jeans
Check the cloth around the hole, choose a comfortable patch and keep the back of the leg clear. A practical starting point for a visible knee repair.
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Check the cloth around the hole, choose a comfortable patch and keep the back of the leg clear. A practical starting point for a visible knee repair.
Let the print catch your eye, then compare the actual measurements, wear and fabric before choosing a secondhand piece.
Start with the preschool list, the clothes that fit now and a spare outfit that has not been forgotten in the cubby. Build the rest around your actual routine.
The actual cold-wash routine for our Everyday French-terry pieces, with a little attention to printed areas, damp cuffs and undyed cotton.
Warm undyed cotton, matte washed black and a few brighter choices: how the Everyday pieces get their color, and how we like to put them together.
Strawberries for the kitchen, neon checks by the basin, or cotton napkins for the table. The sizes, fabrics and making details behind each choice.
A close-up of a strawberry won’t tell you how much sofa it covers. Compare the 30-by-40-inch blankets and 50-by-60-inch throws, then choose your fruit.
A six-foot MAMA scarf, a little night sky, or a personalized checkerboard blanket: choosing a San Francisco-knit gift around the person who’ll receive it.
Existing jeans and shorts, a strawberry print, and the original fabric story kept intact. A look at the particular pieces we upcycle.
Start by turning the sweatshirt inside out. Then compare the fiber, fit and everyday details that matter beyond loops versus fuzz.