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Nine West

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I normally have all of my jeans hemmed with the original hem reattached but I just got a pair of Joeys and I don't know what to do because of the twisted seams. Will I have to just have them hemmed without the original hem? (would that look ok?) Has anyone here had Joeys hemmed?


Any advice would be greatly appreciated!! They are 3 inches too long!


 Thanks!!



-- Edited by Elvispezley at 16:13, 2005-02-15

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Dooney & Bourke

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i would think that they could still use the old hem, just turn it to match up the seam. 


hopefully someone else has actually done this so they can offer advice...



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Dooney & Bourke

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that won't work, because the straight seam on the other side of the leg won't match up.  i have a pair that i haven't hemmed yet, either, but i think i am just going to get a straight hem put in with yellow thread and be done with it.  the original hems on them are nothing special anyway, just really plain, so i think there's no need to do anything special (unless yours are different than mine).  i have heard that you can use a nail file or razor to go over the new hems to kind of rough them up, if that's the look you want, but i have never done it myself. 



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Gucci

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i  have 2 pairs of levi's type 1 jeans that have the same twisted seam. i had them hemmed and the look fine. i don't know if you have to ask for an original hem, just tell them you want a jean hem and it won't look like you hemmed your jeans.

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