Yeah whenever I need help custonizing my jeans I go right to your channel. You remind me of when I was younger and eager to create. I have actually got back into this hobby with all the newer fashion styles. I sure wish I made videos of my projects. A lot if these styles and techniques are coming back again. Great work
Este ha Sido el primer video q eh visto customisando ropa, me gusta demasiado este tipo de cosas, espero que la próxima vez q comenté este video sea cuando me convierta en un diseñador famoso
great video I'm new here but your videos are hella inspirational. Also the spray paint may needed to be diluted with water I came across the same prob so many times but the water slightly helped depending on type of paint, and brand etc.
The dremel is cool, but nothing works better than hand sanding with sandpaper. I use everything from 80-180 Grit and I'll even use 200+ fine grit for specific distress patterns. I can distress/destroy a 6×6 area in 20min. I designed a pair that has a cargo pocket made from 2 different color 8×8 pieces of Denim stacked w/ the distressed thread going in an X and then I used Red bonded nylon for the stitch, finished it off with a flap and buckle that went between the layers. Straight 🔥
I made a pair of distressed jeans in like 30 minutes one day a couple of times I did it when I needed to go somewhere what I do is I Mark the areas off in pin and then I take my scissors and I cut the lines then I'll cut another line where the spaces or maybe an inch wide each line is an inch wide and then I take my Pinchers or eyebrow pluckers whatever you call them and pull the individual little strings out and then you'll have a perfect set of lines
I've learned that when distressing jeans, the Dremel is the best method. You have to wash the jeans after you distress them. Another method when it comes to sewing on patches is free arm sew it. Look up videos on that, I may be pronouncing it wrong. But these jeans are so hard🔨🔨🔨
I actually found out after this vid you just have to shake the jeans to remove the excess threads. this project was a learning experience for sure haha
i’m making pants right now and i’m glad you said it takes a while for that distressed look cause i kinda just did that method too for some reason and wasn’t seeing much progress but guess i just gotta go longer. preciate it
hey i dont understand the part where you sew the pant sides back together. i feel like im overthinking it but i cant seem to sew it back like the way it looked before i open the pant leg
line up and follow the crease of the original seam. it should still be visible unless you ironed it. sew starting from the hip and work your way downward
You are one of the best creative designer for making distressed jeans. You make it exactly as I would like to wear. 👍👍👍👍
Yeah whenever I need help custonizing my jeans I go right to your channel. You remind me of when I was younger and eager to create. I have actually got back into this hobby with all the newer fashion styles. I sure wish I made videos of my projects. A lot if these styles and techniques are coming back again. Great work
dude the stencil cutter is a must omg!!
dremal was a fire idea man and the pants drape really nice.
This vid needs 1mil more views. By far the best method I've seen thus far. Super time saver and it looks really good
That means a lot truly!! haha
Este ha Sido el primer video q eh visto customisando ropa, me gusta demasiado este tipo de cosas, espero que la próxima vez q comenté este video sea cuando me convierta en un diseñador famoso
For those who don’t want to use a Dremel, you can use a fish scaler or a cheese grater to get a good distressed look.
Ooh my cheese grater will finally have another use
you got some mad skills son 💎
Aye! This was needed. $600 right out the gate was bold. Love the guys those
Great video!
damn i didnt even know they were going for that much sheeesh
@@Julius_Nathvn yessir. I am being a bit hyperbolic but u gitit. Great craftsmenship tho, gotta pay to play;)
i love your videos and currently im working on some jeans and I've learned a lot from your videos thank you
I appreciate it bro I’m glad I can spread some knowledge 👊🏽
@@Julius_Nathvn sir what machine u use
Rlly appreciate this bro, I'm gonna go jean thriving soon to try this!
Solid work ❤ Levis 🤩🤩🤩😍
Those are some fire jeans🔥😩
They did turn out good !! Good job!!!!!!
Bro yours its better than the original. My respect
I had to subscribe, this is the best DIY vid on denim I’ve seen yet, sending love from Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹, i hope this blows up !!!!
i dont have any experience with sewing except fixing a few buttons and rips but this looks fun to try out
Love this…❤
This was clean af mane.
You fly asl very descriptive very detailed super dope 🔥
So fax bro. He’s sharing something special
pants go hard bro 🔥
Them jeans 🔥
When making distressing always use 100% cotton. No elastic materials. for the most authentic look
Those look better than the ones from the store
400th sub. Keep up the good work bro 🤙🏽
a milestone for sure! thanks bro!
Came out clean bro
Best video i have ever seen
SHIBA INU TO THE MOON😂🙏🏿🔥 @ 3:48
lmaooo 📈
These are insane
great video I'm new here but your videos are hella inspirational. Also the spray paint may needed to be diluted with water I came across the same prob so many times but the water slightly helped depending on type of paint, and brand etc.
The dremel is cool, but nothing works better than hand sanding with sandpaper.
I use everything from 80-180 Grit and I'll even use 200+ fine grit for specific distress patterns.
I can distress/destroy a 6×6 area in 20min.
I designed a pair that has a cargo pocket made from 2 different color 8×8 pieces of Denim stacked w/ the distressed thread going in an X and then I used Red bonded nylon for the stitch, finished it off with a flap and buckle that went between the layers.
Straight 🔥
i would buy that
2 weeks late buuut better late than never lol
Hey bro ..wat is the name of that machine or drill you used there
@@oswardbenhura7044 look up dremel tool on amazon. i bought the cheapest one lol
totally fire
i like their colors and design more but i like your distressing more
ayye thanks bro!
Wow, I didn’t expect seeing this kind of cool content on TH-cam. Keep it up!!
glad you like it!
…. It’s TH-cam u can find ANYTHING lmao it’s not like it’s new or anything dafuq lol
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
broooooooo exceleeeeente
those are fire 🔥 👍
dope! is it for sale?
That was dope
I made a pair of distressed jeans in like 30 minutes one day a couple of times I did it when I needed to go somewhere what I do is I Mark the areas off in pin and then I take my scissors and I cut the lines then I'll cut another line where the spaces or maybe an inch wide each line is an inch wide and then I take my Pinchers or eyebrow pluckers whatever you call them and pull the individual little strings out and then you'll have a perfect set of lines
Yours turned out way better in my opinion
this guy: mathematics, measurements, precision professionalism
Me: RANDOM BULLSHIT GO
Do another video of shredding jeans
That's badass bro great job
tyty 🙏🏼
Crazy I was trynna get some of these look the tool up, and seen this vid.
it was a pair of perfect jeans 😂
Such a sick video man, good shit
appreciate it bro 🤜🏼
Solid video bro 👊🏽
I appreciate it bro 👊🏽
damn good job bro
I like how you put your own spin on it with the trees.
this fire. subbed 💪🏾
appreciate it bro!
jus subbed, pants r heat!!!
Use a nail drill to rip the denim for the distress look
Sandpaper huh? Thank you. 👍🏾
Fire bro
like the style of pants you used bro?
I'm new to your Channel I like the idea and I'm a subscriber so can you tell me the name of this device that you tore the jeans please
FIRE, HOW WOULD YOU GO ABOUT DYEING THE THREADS?
Searched for a channel like this, thank u! ❤️
ayyye welcome!
is there any other brand like whodesideswar?
Honestly such a good video
I've learned that when distressing jeans, the Dremel is the best method. You have to wash the jeans after you distress them. Another method when it comes to sewing on patches is free arm sew it. Look up videos on that, I may be pronouncing it wrong. But these jeans are so hard🔨🔨🔨
I actually found out after this vid you just have to shake the jeans to remove the excess threads. this project was a learning experience for sure haha
Bro, these are fire 🔥🔥
bro made the coldest jeans ive seen
i’m making pants right now and i’m glad you said it takes a while for that distressed look cause i kinda just did that method too for some reason and wasn’t seeing much progress but guess i just gotta go longer. preciate it
so im a little confused about the part where you widen the foot opening. how did you manage to stitch both side of the flare
hey where'd u get ur padlock chain from-looks sick
Vitaly!
Inspiration 🔥
Those looks like from a very expensive brand good job
mad respect.
where did u get the chain?
Those are really cool. I'll have to try something similar in my free time ^^
WOW . This channel is…
WOW
🖤🖤🖤
Is there a particular name for what u had on 4:49 I rly like that
the timestamp led to a close up of the distressing. im not sure what you mean
What is the little machine you used call
Cricut Explore Air 2
thanks,,, now i ruined my jeans, and pairs of slippers from my mom directly flying to me!!!
What fit r those jeans?.. Tryna buy jeans that sit like that
I like your ideas
link for the machine?
No
No
No
No
Second time watching this
T’es trop fort ✌️
SNAPP!!
What’s that tool u used to distress called? Also is it available on Amazon? Thank you in advance 🥷🏽
Dremel tool
Do Undercover 85 style distressing
read my mind lol
🔥🔥
Where can I find me a padlock chain like that
from where the denim before the custom
❤nice the one u made looks better than the original
Good 👍💕👍
Sweet
What’s that piece at the tip of the dremel , I have a dremel just not that part. Where can I get that piece from? Please someone , anyone help 3:15
Where can l buy these?
what body of jeans do you work with?
When you painted it would it have worked better with spray paint
hey i dont understand the part where you sew the pant sides back together. i feel like im overthinking it but i cant seem to sew it back like the way it looked before i open the pant leg
line up and follow the crease of the original seam. it should still be visible unless you ironed it. sew starting from the hip and work your way downward
What’s the type of jeans are they!?
Where do u get the Jean's from, and what size do you wear
I bought the jeans at the thrift store! and im 33x32
Yo what dremel did you use .. you think a portable one could work ?