When repairing jeans or any form of denim material a heavy gauge thread is required due to the density of the material being repaired and the tension placed on the thread used because of the in-elasticity of the denim.
inside the mek you will see get your mek on.mek jeans should have small lines of thread and in the left pocket you should see a small mek logo
Levi jeans are well crafted and carry a high thread count and are usually made with 98% cotton and 2% elastane.
More than a million miles. Thread factories use tons of thread for jeans maybe more then millions of miles and other objects.
a sewing machine,or just use a needle and thread.
Um... like 10 miles of thread? I don't know go on levis.com
Most sewing machines can be used to sew jeans legs, but the machine labeled "heavy duty" would work best. You have to use the correct needle and thread. Read the labels on the needles to find the one that will work for you, and choose a strong thread.
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Another pair of skinny jeans
skinny jeans
You can turn the jeans inside-out and then sew thread down the side of the leg (typically the outside of each leg). Then turn them back "outside-in" and they will be skinnier, the further inward you sew, the skinnier they will be.They do make men's skinny jeans, which aren't that hard to find anymore, Levis makes them among others.
If it's a straight rip, turn jeans inside-out and sew together edges in a thread that matches the colour of the denim (this is much easier with black jeans!). Then get a patch of any material and wonder-web over the tear using an iron. Turn the jeans back the right way and cut any lose threads (the wonder-webbed patch will hold all the thread in place). Also, if they are black jeans, use a black sharpie to hide any unwanted bits (eg. patch or wonder-web showing).Hope this helps!
24 hours. And then switch to jeans after 24 hours.