Sliming Down A Shirt Sleeve Cuff | Tailor Teaches
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2024
- Unless you like your clothing to be baggy then this video isn't for you. But for everyone else who wants their clothing to actually look good follow along.
Taking in a shirt cuff isn't the most common job but we had 2 come in during the week so we decided to show our process. If anything in this video wasn't clear please be sure to reach.
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Excellent tutorial, I'm a bit intrigued to give this a try... you broke down each step in such a way that it felt foolish not to give it go.
I must say, I'm liking the esthetic of your tailoring studio. You have each of the markings of a fine tailoring venue.
What a beautiful job! Amazing how you take care of all details! And how well you explains all! Another plus is you are terrific in this outfit! Great tie! Great square pocket! Fantastic studio! Wow! Thanks a lot!
Right to the point. No blathering. Thanks for a great tutorial. You answered my question
Great video - I've only made short sleeved shirts so far, but you certainly made cuffs seem manageable - thank you .
Like always
Golden hands
So easy and professional
Great job explaining! I love a man who sews!
Dang! Fabric fabrication is just as cool as metal fabrication!
Props to you for using Juki
Thank you for this video very useful stuff here
Your vids have saved prom
Brilliant tutorial! Thank you!
Can you please do related video on reducing french cuffs circumference please?
Very nice video! Question: If the sleeve didn’t need to be narrowed would it have sufficed to pleat the short end into the cuff or would that have looked off?
Great video, gonna have to give it a try myself.
What thread do manufacturers use? I find that typical polyester sew-all thread is too thick compared to the thread on the garment which I find blending in a new stitch line into an existing one makes it obvious altered.
I use the all thread and just adjust my switch length to match.
Nicely done
Thanks!
Do you have a tutorial to shorten a cuff with vent?
Not yet
Is this something most tailors will do?
Can you adjust the length of the cuff that goes from the wrist to the forearm? Or is there a ratio between how long the forearm is to how far up the cuff goes? I have some shirts and the cuff goes from the base of my wrist to halfway up my forearm which I think looks silly