How to Starch a Crease In Denim!
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- Опубліковано 11 кві 2024
- How to starch a crease into any denim! One of the reason's why I love the Wrangler Wrancher Dress Jeans so much is that crease down the front, so when I got the Wrancher Jeans, I was kind of bummed that they didn't have a crease, so I had to starch one in! These are the Wrangler Wrancher Jeans (link below) but you can do this to any pair of jeans you have.
WRANGLE WRANCHER JEANS:
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The most important step of this whole process is making sure the 2 seams stay lined up the whole time you're ironing. Of course there are other ways to do this, but for me, it's just easy enough to buy the starch spray and add this step into my ironing process. Since I'm going to be ironing my pants anyways before I wear them, I can just add this step in.
Of course I'm not going to do this to every pair of jeans, but for these jeans, they were feeling too flat, and they look much better with a crease! Try adding a crease to your denim for a western vibe or to make a pair of denim jeans look a bit cleaner and dressier!
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appreciate it!
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Quedan increíbles!!!!
¡muchas gracias! Honestamente, estas llaves deberían haber venido con un pliegue, como las llaves normales de poliéster. Parecían demasiado planos. Quedan mucho mejor con el pliegue. ¡Gracias! ¡Cuéntame si intentas arrugar un par de jeans y cómo quedan!
these look LEGIT!! is the sizing the same as the other wrangler ranchers?
Yeah I dig 'em but they were honestly looking too flat without the crease. Wrangler should've added a crease to them like the regular poly Wranchers. I like them much better now that I added the crease! No, these fit tru to size. I only size up on the polyester Wranchers!
are the sizes and wearability the same as the classic wrangler wranchers?
so three or two sizes bigger than the normal size?
No! These are true to size. The only Wranglers I size up on are the polyester Wranchers. These are true to size for me, but like I said, I do wish they had the front crease in them :/ They felt too flat looking, so I had to add one in
Now they look legit 👍
But yeah, I agree, much better! They were looking too flat
can you iron them to remove them?
you know - that's a great question! For me, there are only some jeans that I have that look better with a crease, so not sure I'd ever want to remove the crease from them. I think if you've only done it once or twice I'm sure you can iron it to remove it, but if you starch the shit out of them and do it over and over again to a pair of jeans, I think the crease starts getting a little worn out in color (which imo looks good - because I have a pair of vintage Levi's that were creased years ago) so with a crease that you'd been adding for a while - you might have that discoloration of a line down the front, but if you've only done it once or twice to a pair of jeans it usually doesn't stay permanently. If you try it let me know!
Hey man can you please do a video on the jewelry you wear please
Hey! You know I've been asked this quite a lot and I don't know why I haven't gotten to it yet. It will work on it in the next few days for sure!
@@EricWertz yeah man please do and they look nice on you
Definitely will soon - I dont know how some of these creators push out as much content as they do - I dont have enough time in the day and week to create everything I want to create! LOL Will get to it though, and thank you!
But can they stand up by themselves?
lol I didn't try it but I don't think they could. I went on the lighter side with the starch on these!