Even if you always treat your clothes carefully, it can still happen that something gets caught on something and pulls a thread, or that a sharp object has been in the washing machine and caused a small hole. Therefore, check that everything is okay before every wash and, ideally, repair small damage immediately to prevent it from getting bigger. Most repairs are "invisible" and extend the lifespan of your clothes.

Our repair tips

Needle and thread:
Use sewing thread in the same color as the garment and tie a knot at the end of the thread. From the wrong side of the fabric, insert the stitch as close to the hole as possible, so that the thread is as invisible as possible on the right side. Then insert the stitch in the same way on the opposite side of the hole, continuing back and forth until your hole is covered from behind with the ladder stitches. Finish with a knot on the left side.

Iron-on patches:
The good old iron-on patch can also wonderfully conceal small holes or damaged fibers.