How to Hem Jeans and Keep the Original Hem Intact
Shorten jeans without losing the faded factory hem. Fold out the extra length, sew right next to the original hem band, and trim the inside for a finish that looks store-bought.
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Shorten jeans without losing the faded factory hem. Fold out the extra length, sew right next to the original hem band, and trim the inside for a finish that looks store-bought.
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