Denim Therapy

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WELCOME TO BDG JEANS TREATMENT PLAN

Is your fit falling apart? If everything is not as it seams, don't worry, we've got something to stitch every problem. Check yourself in and keep things circular with our step-by-step guides to help look after ~~you~~ your favourite fit.

WHAT’S YOUR DENIM ANALYSIS?

PRESS PLAY ON YOUR QUICK DENIM FIX:

PATCH ME

Are you going through a rough patch? Easily fix your tear or rip!

Decide where you want to add the patch
Use pins to hold the patch in place

Make sure the denim is clean and flat
Trim any frayed edges and make sure the patch covers it with a little extra around the sides

We love a contrast thread
Cut a length of thread around 18-24 inches
Thread your needle and tie a knot at the end
Double up the thread for extra strength

Pick your stitch
Start from the inside of the denim so the knot stays hidden
Keep stitches evenly spaced for a tidy finish

When you’ve gone all the way around, tie a knot close to the fabric
Push the needle through the knot a few times to secure
Trim any excess thread

If needed you can iron the patch area flat
Now your fav denim's fixed and is completely one-of-a-kind

DARN IT

Are you hanging by a thread? Easily mend your belt loop!

Check if the loop is torn from the fabric or fraying
If the fabric under the loop is also ripped... you might want to reinforce it with a small patch

Use scissors or a seam ripper to clean up frayed or broken threads around the loop

Use a pop of colour like cherry red
Cut a piece of strong thread (about 18 inches)
Thread the needle and tie a knot at the end.

Place the belt loop back in its original position

Begin from the outside of your fit - we love a visible darn
Push the needle through the base of the loop
Use small whip stitches or bar tacks to secure the loop in place
Make 2–3 horizontal passes, then 2–3 vertical ones for extra strength

On the inside of the pants, tie a strong knot
Snip off excess thread

On the inside of the pants, tie a strong knot
Snip off excess thread

DARN IT

Are you hanging by a thread? Easily mend your belt loop!

Check if the loop is torn from the fabric or fraying
If the fabric under the loop is also ripped... you might want to reinforce it with a small patch

Use scissors or a seam ripper to clean up frayed or broken threads around the loop

Use a pop of colour like cherry red
Cut a piece of strong thread (about 18 inches)
Thread the needle and tie a knot at the end.

Place the belt loop back in its original position

Begin from the outside of your fit - we love a visible darn
Push the needle through the base of the loop
Use small whip stitches or bar tacks to secure the loop in place
Make 2–3 horizontal passes, then 2–3 vertical ones for extra strength

On the inside of the pants, tie a strong knot
Snip off excess thread

On the inside of the pants, tie a strong knot
Snip off excess thread

MISSING BUTTON

Is life pressing your buttons? Easily reattach your fastening!

If your button popped off, find the original hole in the demim

Push the tac from the inside of the jeans outward through the hole, making sure it goes straight through

Align the button cap (the top part with the design/logo) over the tack's tip on the outside of the jeans
Hold both pieces tightly in place

Place the back of the tack on a firm surface
Carefully hammer the button cap down until it locks onto the tack
Use steady, firm taps and don’t hit too hard or at an angle as it could bend or break