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Repair & Care

Fix It, Don’t Ditch It

Discover how Repair & Care can not only extend the life of your garments but also save you money!

Clothing Repair & Mending Services in Canada

Fix your clothes, extend their life, and reduce fashion waste. 
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How To Mend Your Jeans Using Sashiko Stitching

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Repairing a torn seam

No need to toss your favourite shirt or pair of pants due to a split…
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Metro Vancouver

Hemming pants

Many of us struggle to find pants that fit properly that are also the right…
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Metro Vancouver

ReCare

Dirt, sweat and grime will age your gear prematurely. Each material requires its own unique…
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Garment Care Guide

Small changes in how you care for your clothes can significantly reduce their environmental impact…
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How to wash GORE-TEX

Dirt, sweat and grime will age your gear prematurely. Each material requires its own unique…
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Gear re-Store

Get your gear ready for Spring

Bring Your Gear Back to Life. From technical outerwear to backpacks, tents, and sleeping bags,…
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Patching a hole

It's best to patch up holes in your clothes right away so they don't get…
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Share, reuse, repair hub

Launched by Circular Innovation Council, the Share, Reuse, Repair Hub is an online hub that…
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Repair Denim Shirt with Sashiko Pattern

Learn 3 essential Sashiko patterns for boro-inspired visible mending...
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Darning a sock

There are few things more certain in life than the fact that socks develop holes…
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Basics of Sashiko Part 1

Everything you need for your sashiko project: fabric, threads, needles, thimble, and pens for drawing.
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Repair a Zipper

Replace or repair your zippers.
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Basics of Sashiko Part 2

Learn to draw sashiko patterns, make your own sashiko threads, and master knotless sashiko stitching…
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Stain Removal Guide

Clothes get dirty — it happens. But a stubborn stain doesn’t have to ruin a…
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How to Wash Clothes with Care

How to wash clothes properly can seem like a science sometimes. Here are some tips…
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Sewing a button on a shirt

If you don't have the missing button or a spare, find one at a fabric…
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Metro Vancouver

How to stitch a hole

It's best to stitch up holes in your clothes right away so they don't get…
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Metro Vancouver

Clothing Care Tips

These tips will keep your clothes looking their best and lasting longer, saving you money…
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Sewing a button on pants

If you don't have the missing button or a spare, find one at a fabric…
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Repairs and Alterations

Keep your clothes in tip-top shape with simple repairs and alterations.​ No-sew repairs Do the…
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How to Patch Clothes

Whether you’re fixing a hole or want to add some new flair to your wardrobe,…
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How to protect with DWR

DWR coating is what makes water bead and roll off your garment. Gore-Tex® garments are…
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