Cut a piece of tape to fit the size of the hole.
Apply it to the back of the fabric, pressing firmly.
Note: This technique is ideal when you're on the go, for example, while traveling or hiking, while waiting for a more permanent repair.
5. Consult a specialist for delicate fabrics
Repairing a hole in a leather, silk, or technical fabric jacket like Gore-Tex requires specific expertise. In these cases, it's best to entrust your garment to an alterations workshop.
Why?
Improper repair can further damage the fabric.
Professionals have the appropriate machines and products.
Real-life example: Marc entrusted his torn leather jacket to a specialized shoemaker. The result was impeccable, without any visible marks.
Tips to avoid future snags
Avoid thin or metal coat racks that distort jackets.
Don't overload the pockets.
Inspect your clothes regularly and repair a hole in a jacket as soon as you notice the first signs of wear.
Good to know: The sooner a repair is done, the more discreet and durable it will be.
Giving a damaged jacket a second life has never been easier. Whether you're a weekend DIY enthusiast or a minimalist, these tips will help.
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