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ripping pants
hi
i was just wondering what way i could get hollister & abercombie type of rips in my pants. like me doing them my self?
thanxx a bunchhh
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its alot easier to just buy them
but if you really wanna do it, its not that hard
jsut cut them at different angles with sharp scissors. dull ones work pretty good to actually. or just cut a small hole and then work at it with your fingers until you get it how you want it. i use to drag mine on the carpet until they looked worn & it made the hole look like it came that way, haha. good luck!
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dude, why don't you just buy the pants from abercrombie or hollister? it makes the world so much easier for everyone! haha but i would get a cool pair of jeans and then grab scissors and cute the tears from an angle. thanks for asking<33
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you can usse a knife and like rub it till it kind or wears off or a cheese grader. You might wanna try it out on a old pair you dont ware just to make sure you can do it.
-Jess
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if heard that first you use sand paper then you use a cheesegrader over that.. ive never tried it (i jsut buy them that way from those stores) but ive heard it workes well. i would try it on an old pair of jeans first that you dont wear to make sure
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I don't really shop at either of those stores but I'm assuming you mean distressing the jeans so that you can see the white threads beneath.
Just use sandpaper, a pumice stone or even a nail file on the area. Place something hard underneath the layer you are trying to distress to make it easier, a block of wood works well and make sure you blow the little bits of denim that come loose as you file. After a little bit, the white threads will appear, do not file those guys. If you do you'll just make a hole, not a wear mark.
Distressed jeans you buy from designers are made to stay the way they look, but if you are distressing your own pair, the rips will eventually start to grow and tear larger and larger.
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