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I have a pair of CCP meltlock one-piece trousers that are now too big for me in the waist and seat due to recent weight loss
They are obviously not tailor-able due to the construction method
Would a hot wash and hot dryer be a good idea? Or would they become misshapen? Would the tape withstand this kind of treatment? (though I guess im not that worried if it flakes off since I can't see that it really does much and its not visible when worn)
The fabric is CORAWO - hoping not to lose the crunchy texture either
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Originally posted by Coming View PostI have a pair of CCP meltlock one-piece trousers that are now too big for me in the waist and seat due to recent weight loss
They are obviously not tailor-able due to the construction method
Would a hot wash and hot dryer be a good idea? Or would they become misshapen? Would the tape withstand this kind of treatment? (though I guess im not that worried if it flakes off since I can't see that it really does much and its not visible when worn)
The fabric is CORAWO - hoping not to lose the crunchy texture either
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Originally posted by jimmycs View PostCurious as to how you care for your leather items, i.e.. whether you special dry clean (frequency) or not ? Curious because I do not myself.Fashion is a form of ugliness so intolerable that we have to alter it every six months - Oscar Wilde
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Originally posted by Faust View PostIt's good to send it once a year for professional cleaning/conditioning. SZ will soon be offering this service in partnership with Colibri.
Was just curious as to what others did. Personally, years ago, did not have a good experience with those so called professional leather cleaner.
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Originally posted by Espresto View PostGot a big patch of pilling on a silk/viscose rick tee where it contacted a bag. Would the fabric be too delicate to use a pill shaver on? Is it worth the effort?
in my experience the piling on these is rather minimal, and a pile shaver might not actually accomplish much.
i've never had an accident using one though, so it mightn't be terribly risky to try.—
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Originally posted by Espresto View PostIt's not so bad that I couldn't live with it, but bad enough that I plan to be much more delicate with that shirt in the future and would be happier to have it gone. I'll give it a shot I think, if it isn't risky. Thanks for the advice!
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make sure the fabric is laid flat and stretched a bit so its less prone to getting caught in the remover. I've managed to make a hole on some delicate knit in the past by not being careful. its possible it will still snag a yarn and break it, but less likely if its stretched over an even surface, like an ironing board or something."AVANT GUARDE HIGHEST FASHION. NOW NOW this is it people, these are the brands no one fucking knows and people are like WTF. they do everything by hand in their freaking secret basement and shit."
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Does anyone know a good place to source quality zippers in NYC or online, or the best way to contact Raccagni (or find raccagni zippers specifically)? Should I give up and just go YKK?Originally posted by FaustHOBBY?! HOBBY?!?!?!?!?! You are on SZ, buddy - it ain't no hobby, it's passion, religion, and unbounded cosmic love rolled into one.
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Originally posted by eleves View PostDoes anyone know a good place to source quality zippers in NYC or online, or the best way to contact Raccagni (or find raccagni zippers specifically)? Should I give up and just go YKK?
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There are good places in the garment district. Zam would know for sure.Fashion is a form of ugliness so intolerable that we have to alter it every six months - Oscar Wilde
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