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Seemed like the mark was good... Apparently, there isn't much I can do at this point... They can let them out a hair... but that'll only give about 0.5 inches at the most... SOLOriginally Posted by Biff
Seemed like the mark was good...Originally Posted by Biff
took them in for hemming, put em on and agreed-to length seemed right -- but no measurements were taken... just by eyeballing when I had them on...Originally Posted by Biff
How can someone **** up an inseam by 3 inches?Originally Posted by Mistral
Something happened along the way... Not laying blame on anyone... Just is what it is at this point... Moving on...Originally Posted by Biff
FWIW Those 15.7oz momo's are not a good summer jean. If someone is hemming your jeans you really have to keep an eye on them to make sure they are doing it properly, exactly to the length you want them. I would even mark them at home by ironing them to the length I want.Originally Posted by Nopike343
I always subscribe to the theory that if someone can F&*K things up they probably will.Originally Posted by Nopike343
How can someone **** up an inseam by 3 inches?Originally Posted by Mistral
Just a guess, but it seems pretty obvious that they took a measurement and cut it at the mark, forgetting to allow for the 3" that get rolled up into the hem. Got any rich, short friends?Originally Posted by arced
Why would anyone roll 3 inch into a hem? That makes absolutely no sense. They do indeed fold the denim to the inner side of the leg (though I can't say if it's a single or double fold) and then chainstitch over the folded denim, to finish the hem. No way someone's gonna fold 3 inches of denim in there. More like maybe 1 inch. I think they just had a "Let's Drink" sale at SelfEdge when Biff decided to get his jeans hemmed there.Originally Posted by Mistral
Well, then maybe you're the new owner of Momotaro capris... very rare, I hear.Originally Posted by arced
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Why would anyone roll 3 inch into a hem? That makes absolutely no sense. They do indeed fold the denim to the inner side of the leg (though I can't say if it's a single or double fold) and then chainstitch over the folded denim, to finish the hem.Originally Posted by Mistral
LOL. thats fitting.Originally Posted by whatever123
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