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Looking for APC New Standards in 28x32.5
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pinoy
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hemming jeans is probably one of the simplest things a tailor could possibly do. take into account that APCs only need a normal hem and not the european style hem where the original hem is reattached, you should be able to send it to any tailor / dry cleaners any they should be able to do a good job.
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Yup. Should take around $10-$15 for a hem job.
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hemming jeans is probably one of the simplest things a tailor could possibly do. take into account that APCs only need a normal hem and not the european style hem where the original hem is reattached, you should be able to send it to any tailor / dry cleaners any they should be able to do a good job.Originally Posted by pinoy
Is there a reason on not keeping the original hem? I have a paid of APC new standards that need to be hemmed. I've never had to get jeans hemmed before, so do I just tell the tailor to hem it to a certain length (31" for me)?
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Is there a reason on not keeping the original hem? I have a paid of APC new standards that need to be hemmed. I've never had to get jeans hemmed before, so do I just tell the tailor to hem it to a certain length (31" for me)?Originally Posted by tyates
reason why you don't need to keep original hem is because there's nothing "original" about the APC hem. Unless you have a pair of washed APC NS and the hems have some distressing on it, raw APCs have just a standard hem which your tailor will do once he shortens the leg.
Hope that helps.
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