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Mmfad
•Created by FMJensen on 2/17/2024 in #questions-and-advice
Adding volume to skirts
Do you have any photos of skirts you own that you’d want to be fuller? Might be helpful to make suggestions based on specific garments!
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Mmfad
•Created by FMJensen on 2/17/2024 in #questions-and-advice
Adding volume to skirts
Seconding other comments that the volume comes from the skirt itself. You might look for skater, circle, or tennis skirts, and choose options that sit at your natural waist to get the fuller effect you’re looking for. Also consider the fabric when you look for skirts – fabrics with more body will hold their shape better and give you the volume you’re looking for.
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•Created by TimmytheBonsai on 2/18/2024 in #questions-and-advice
What is causing this in almost all my jackets?
If that’s the issue, a tailor might be able to put a slightly thicker pad into that shoulder to even things out. Maybe try on the jacket with something padding that shoulder, like a sock, just to see if it helps any? If it does, that’s not too hard for a tailor to do.
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•Created by CrispySmokyFrazzles on 8/30/2023 in #questions-and-advice
What’s up with my Uniqlo chinos?
Yeah it looks like someone in production just stitched the seam allowance on the back panels the wrong way. I wouldn’t stress about it.
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Mmfad
•Created by CrispySmokyFrazzles on 8/30/2023 in #questions-and-advice
What’s up with my Uniqlo chinos?
Does it affect the fit when they’re on? Because the seams themselves aren’t misaligned; the seam allowance is just topstitched to different sides. If it doesn’t affect how it looks when worn I personally wouldn’t worry too much about it. I doubt it will affect the longevity or durability of the pants.
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