If you have inner thigh Jeans HOLES, do THIS!
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- This is a quick mending video on how to repair Inner thigh holes in jeans. You will need a sewing machine for this technique | JULIET UZOR
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I understand the benefits of stretchy jeans, but I miss the days when denim was actually a durable fabric.
@@rosebroyles8972 Okay cool! I’ll check it out.
SAME!
I made mine from 100% hemp denim. I wore it for about 1½ years daily till they got holes, although I used the cheapest 100%hemp denim I could find. Worth it. Normal jeans from the Store I wear out in 8 months (frontpocket holes in about 3 months)
If you once tried on hemp jeans, you don't want to wear cotton jeans ever again. (Hemp is like Linen to the touch and gets very soft with washing)
My thighs touch eachother since ever. I wore jeans 30 years ago, LEVIS jeans, not stetchy ones, the 501s. Managed to wear out this part of them in every single pair of them. But I did wear them daily, 24/7
Material can only last this much if being rubbed constantly.🤷♀️Does not depend on quality, really
I have the same problems.. very few jeans fit right and those that I finally found comfy I always use and they get destroyed in my inner tights area. This is a great tip!! :)
Thanks so much. I’m glad you found it useful
This problem is common to those who have sweating happens around inner thigh area and that causes the jeans to torn out easily as the thread becomes weak over that area
Oh man! Girl you are speaking my language. I too have trouble finding jeans that fit well and when I do and go to buy more they are discontinued. I have done this technique to fix chub rub wear in the crotch of my jeans. Except I used the zigzag stitch. I will definitely give your back and forth stitching a try. It looks like it will be an even more secure stitch. I really wish that the designer world would see the struggle that most women and some men have with this issue and reinforce the inner thigh area of our jeans. Thanks for sharing.
I wish I had found your video on yesterday sweetie because I just added a patch to my grandson’s jeans but didn’t go back and forth so now I know. Thank you for sharing 💕
It happens to all of us, especially on lovely soft jeans. Don't have to be curvy, just have to be someone who walks a Lot.
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Perfect! I'm wearing my favorite jeans right now and just noticed they're about to rip in the inner thigh. Just need to grab some blue thread! Thank you!
You’re most definitely welcome
A life saving video! I'll certainly try this on my jeans. I always have this issues as I have the same bodytype as you. Finding a comfortable pair of jeans is a hard job so I wear the one's I have a lot.
Thank you! I’ve gone through so MANY jeans. I shouldn’t have thrown away the last pair so I could use it as a patch.
So happy to help
Hi Juliet, great video thank you.
Yes I too have a favourite pair of jeans that I wear non stop and also had to mend at the exact same place.
BTW I got my iron pad and it works like a dream. Loving your videos. Remain blessed xxx
I’m going to try your trick since I’ve gained weight I’m wearing my jeans in the same area. Thanks for posting this.
Thanks thanks thanks. I have been wearing my legging since August because I don't have time to shop, or sew! I am a mature student, single mother a of 5 year old! You saved me😅
Thank you for your video. Yes, I am like you and my jeans wear in the same way. May I ask, after you do this repair do you find it in anyway uncomfortable to your inner thigh? Do you find the repair lasts a good amount of time? Just curious. I'm not good at sewing, but I am certainly willing to give this a try. (Thank you!)
With big thighs comes big jeans crotch repair problems!
Thanks for the help Juliet!! :)
I’ll try this! I got a pair of jeans that I painted sunflowers on after staining them and the thighs eventually got worn out too much but I can’t bear to throw them out 🥲 I kept thinking if I should just cut out the flowers and repurpose those pieces but maybe this would work so I can still wear them as pants! And yes god the eternal search for well fitting jeans is a struggle
Thank you so much for this video ❤
Very helpful video, thank you!
Thank you for this! This my 3rd day wearing these pants and they're showing wear already 😖
Oh no! 😮😮😮
I know this is an older vid but i hope you answer this.. does it not show from the behind? Like i am a lil embarassed to get that patchwork done bc i think it will show from the behind and would look really terrible.
I keep feeling shit about my jeans wearing out because my thighs are kinda t h i c c but I don't think I should feel bad about this and instead just learn to maintain my pants. I mean, I don't feel bad about my socks wearing out either so why would I feel bad about my thighs? (Fat shaming sucks)
Thanks for this video, it made the process look a lot less scary :)
Greetings from Berlin, Germany.
Hello and thanks so much for watching. You’re right, if we don’t feel bad about socks wearing out, then jeans wearing out shouldn’t be such a bad thing too. Take care x
First step..need a sewing machine! 😞 i do everything by hand lol. I very rarely wear jeans, i find them too tight around my tummy and make me feel squished, these jeans are skinny but stretchy and WONT throe them away....any tips for by hand sewing?
I bought 2 fresh pairs of levis jeans a month ago, but within a month this issue happened, could someone plz tell me why is this happening?
I like to run puffy paint into the fabric to help the fibers stick together.
Love this ! 💙
Simple and easy. Thanks
Fantastic Cheers!
I have a question can you keep on making the jeans every time the crotch goes out
Better option is using shoes glue like UHU
Nope
Plus size girl problems
Tell me about it
Looks like the jeans came back from a war.... a brutal war with all the bruises.... i cn't use a machine.😳😳😳...
I just realized that we could do this patching beforehand to help limit the amount of damage on the actual outside of the pants
Juliet! I LOVE ❤️ this video for 2 reasons: You used my new song, "Unstoppable Me," and at the beginning! (thank you!) AND I seriously need this video. I have some old pants saved in a pile that have this exact problem, and I knew there must be a way to fix it, but I didn't know how. So, thanks!!
I LOOOVE your song, Angela🦋🦋 thank you so much for sharing your wonderful gift 💕💕
@@JulietUzor_ You're so welcome! I love making music, and the fact that people appreciate and enjoy it is everything. :)
I do Japanese mending on my jeans. It looks fancier, but we're talking about a couple of hours of making lots of clean running stitches vs. a few minutes on the machine to get a functionally identical result. I do like to patch the area with bias cut muslin when the material gets thin, that way it's never allowed to completely fail and the material underneath is less bulky. Great tutorial! I might have to go your route now that my work is keeping me too busy to mend my jeans the fancy way.
Wow… that’s a great way to do it.
I do the same using Ankara fabric in the inside and lots of different coloured embroidery thread. It is slower but I put some music or a book on and take my time knowing I’ve got a few more years wear out of the jeans 😀
"I do like to patch the area with bias cut muslin" does that mean you do a denim patch on the inside paired with muslin on the outside, or do you use the muslin on the inside? Newbie sewist here
While I do love, love, love and admire those lovely japanese mending stitches, I want instant solutions and will go with speed over looks anytime. It is my characteristic, that I don't necessarily love or approve, but have accepted it at my ripe age of 46 😂So this video is just what I need.
@@GavinBisesi sorry, just saw this now. It's only the bias cut muslin as a patch. However, I only use it to reinforce a thin area that hasn't failed yet, and apply Japanese style mending to marry the two fabrics. The goal is to make the fabric last until it literally wears all the way through.
I want to add in the patches before I start wearing the jeans to get ahead of the problem.
thank you so much for this video. i bought my favorite jeans for $120 earlier this year and hell no was i going to buy another pair just yet. God bless!!
That is the first thing I learnt to sew on the machine when I was a teen, because I'd bring my grandma so many pairs of trousers, she just sat me down and showed me how to do it.
If the patches wear down again, I usually reinforce them again and cut them off for one more life cycle as summer shorts until they eventually land in the bin.
Oh i hate this, It’s not even about weight. I’m not fat at all and it still happens. It’s just how the female body is built or something
Thanks for this! I have this problem with everything and I also struggle to find things that fit 😭 I don't have a machine though, would I just do the same kind of process but painstakingly by hand? 😂
I have the same! but this hack works for but a few weeks so
I then cut them into tiny shorts haha, and wear them short for vacay. buuuuut.... I now have about 10. I go through two ASOS Farleigh mom jeans a year (the mist jeans last! with any other brand it's about 3 months).
Juliet, I recognise those jeans as I wear the exact same pair you do for the exact same reason- being curvy. They are the only ones I buy now and are so long lasting too. And I mend my husband's jeans using the same method you've shown here in this video and they last so much longer!
Oh! Naomi! Mine are in rotation. 😆😆😆 so lovely to hear from you. Hope you’ve been well?
@@JulietUzor_ Yes thank you I have. Its just been a bit difficult settling my daughter into school, she started in September so I've been a bit quiet because it's been so tiring. But things have improved a bit now, Thank goodness 🙏🏼💖
@@naa14669 it can be quite tricky at the start but I’m so pleased for you that things are a lot more settled. Take care xx
How do the stitches not itch on your thighs? Genuinely asking. I have pants that need this kind of fixing but I'm nervous that they'll be uncomfortable.
Big thanks! 🙏 I really needed this as someone who cycles everywhere and has destroyed several pairs of pants right in that spot.
I know this is an older vid... but I'm finding the 'rough' and 'raised' sections of fabric/thread and possibly toucher area of fabric are creating rubbing/hot spots on my inner thighs... Any recommendations how to fix this? I was thinking of just getting some fusible mesh fabric to go over the stitching on the inside but I'm worried that it may just make the rubbing problem worse.
You know, I had this issue with one of my skinny jeans. So I pressed on some woven fusible interfacing that feels like cotton. It helped.
This worked so well !!!! Thankyou for the concise directions.... quick and to the point ! I will watch for more tutorials from you.
Thank you for this tutorial! I have a stack of thigh hole jeans that fit so well years ago and the brand doesn’t sell them anymore. I’ll be doing this.
Awesome!there is a jeans pattern from Cashmerette pattern company that is supposed to be the end of Jean shopping as we know it. ❤
great video, thanks for this! about to embark on my own repairs following your advice :)
I have the same problem! And not just with jeans. I have yet to find a bra that fits well at all. I have to make it tailor dresses in order to get any to fit decently as well.
Thank you for this!
THANK YOU!! The inside of my thighs on my jeans ALWAYS wear out before the jeans do!
The amount of thigh holes I've put my jeans is just sad.
Thank you so much. I fixed my jeans using your method. I can comfortably wear my jeans again. I'm so happy.😊
This is exactly how my grandmother fixses my jeans, and she knows how to do it without the internet 😮
My work uniform pants do this and they are not cheap
Thank you for this video. I've used this technique on a pair of jeans recently, and now they look great!
It’s sooo good, I feel glad I discovered this method. Thanks so much for watching
if only i had a sewing machine :( this seems to so good, and i have this problem with my fav jeans :( and i use them for work
I have this trouble a lot! Thanks for the video!
Is there any solution to this problem? Certain type of jeans this won't happen to? Mine don't last 6 months and diy patch extends life by 6 more months at max
I have at least 3 trousers really to bust open at the crotch seams 😂😂😂. Thanks for this, Juliet
You’re most definitely welcome 🤎🤎
Can I hand sew it and it will work when there is already a big hole on each side and still ripping?
I get that you seen a patch on the inside of jeans but you still see rip marks on the outside of jeans. How do you cover that so if your walking no one sees the rip?
In simple words..
I can say Thanks
So nice of you
Not embarrassing. 😎 These hips do not lie and all they do is ruin my pants!! 😅
Is there a hand sewing if you don't have a machine
Can I use this on my leggings?
Thank you thank you thank you
Same problem 😭😭
Yes, I need to do this!
Thanks!
Thank you for this short yet thorough video. Just what I needed! Juliet, have a lovely day, you are awesome!
You look beautiful ❤️❤️
My favorite black athletic knit pants has 6-inch long holes from the friction of my upper thighs, and I've been wearing black pant liners to conceal the holes. This particular pants is no longer on the market, so have decided to try and sew up the holes before they get worse.
Thank you.
I appreciate your video,!!!!!! I have 3 pair I’m trying this on! Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!
I can relate to what you say. Curvy people find it difficult to get the right fit and when we do we want it to last but then this inner thigh ripping is real spoiler. I've will try this kinda patching n stitching now.
But how do you run the jeans through the machine without sewing through the other side of the leg? I can't figure that out so I've been hand sewing and it falls apart the 1st wear. 😔
…🤔 how does the threads feel against skin?
Okay, so what do we do if we don't have extra fabric laying around?
Thanks, been feeling anxious to try this myself. This tutorial really helped my confidence! 😃
I’m a man, I might as wear a skirt at this point man because this is a madness.
I've busted through 3 NEW pairs of jeans in less that 2 month
thanks for the vid! i also love the opening song it made me wanna skank lol
Had to dump 3 pants in the same week 🤦🏿♂️
This was so helpful! Thank you!
Thank you! Looks great!
Thanks for this. I don’t have a sewing machine so this is still not possible for me. My wear tends to be a big lower in the thigh. I wonder if you dye your jeans after the mending it would also hide the (cotton) thread and lighter fabric?
I've dyed a pair of jeans once before. I bought them because I loved the fit but hated the color and they didn't have another option left. There are great tutorials on you tube of how to dye jeans. Using the RID navy and black dye works well for dark jeans. But a test fabric first if you're concerned about getting a certain color. I like indigo jeans most so the navy & black dyes work well to get that. My first try didn't come out exactly as I wanted but they still looked good and much better than light washed jeans. I've heard it works well to refresh older faded jeans too so it would probably help match repair threads just fine.
very nice!
Thank you!!
Thank you 🦋
Thanks!
Excelente!👏
Thankyou for this I really didn't want to have to throw my jeans out
Thanks so much
my mum does this for me ❤️
Ahhhh…. That’s so lovely to hear. Lots of kind regards to you 🤎🤎❤️
I have a pair of very old yoga workout pants that are wider in the thigh area so they are a little looser I have literally never had them go bad after all these years. They are about 78% cotton, about 20% polyester and about 2% spandex. It seems to be the perfect combination for these particular pants.
I have tried to find jeans that are a little looser in the thigh area and it seems to help a little and give a little bit more longitivity. And I wear blue jeans that are tighter around the thigh then that's where the rubbing happens the most.
I recently found some incredible jeans but I don't know the name brand there is a tag but it just says jeans and then they're not like a size system like 12 14 16 they just say large. I really would love to know even if it is a off-brand what they are but I have looked and looked to see if I could figure this out the tag is no numbers just says jeans and then size large. They fit me so comfortable around the waist...I like high waist. And I'm trying not to over wear them They are slightly looser in the thigh area so I know that means I probably will have them last a little longer.
And I do understand that a lot of women want to wear jeans that are tight because it shows off their curves. However I'm an older woman now and that doesn't really matter to me anymore. LOL 😂 I mean I do want to look good, I'm married, I'm not looking to find me some young hot guy. And even if I was looking, I would want a mature man that had all his ducks in a row. Not looking for a hot little thing.