Each repairman's name and website has been added to every video in the description box. I will be working on the rest of this 14 part series when I have time. Thank you for your patience.

@gloriousstereo

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Found your channel from Reddit. Love it.

@xolostangelsgaming2566

4 жыл бұрын

Hello Shuuri would you happen to know what type of sewing machine setup he is using? I am really trying to learn these techniques but my home sewing machine is not as good as these

@amienaufal3758

2 жыл бұрын

@@gloriousstereo

@timraser2131

Жыл бұрын

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@timraser2131

Жыл бұрын

Cc

Wow, who still fits into their jeans from middle school?! Brilliant repair work. I loved how the small rip disappeared completely. If only I were as industrious as he is. I enjoyed the lesson. Thank you!

@tic857

8 ай бұрын

I do. My parents had a habit of buying too wide and too long for me as a kid, and would hem them in, and give me a belt. as I grew older I would remove the hems

Now THAT is beautiful! A man taking great pride in his craft. If only everyone could be like this.

Amazing craftsmanship and attention to detail. It's crazy that he's even come up with his own major innovation with tackling certain parts of the repair. This was very interesting and educational, as well as being oddly touching and emotional.

@kiwisocks

Жыл бұрын

It looks very nice and I'm sure is of high quality, but it's not a major innovation - he did a fast version of darning, which is one of the two methods of repairing jeans (The other is obviously patching, but that doesn't work well in the crotch area and is a different look is others)

@Maelthorn1337

Жыл бұрын

@@kiwisocks Ah, well I'm no jean master. I just went off from what the video said so I'll take your word for it.

@engletinaknickerbocker5380

Жыл бұрын

@@kiwisocks It does take a certain amount of patience, dedication and skillset to be able to complete a job of this complexity, and to come up with unique to the situation, specific methods to bring a sense of satisfaction to the wearer.

@kiwisocks

Жыл бұрын

@@engletinaknickerbocker5380 If you want to get picky about it: he did it the easy way. gluing those undyed wefts in instead of hand-stitching them. But yes, as I first said "It looks very nice and I'm sure is of high quality", but darning is not a major innovation as made out in the video. It is a skill *any* homemaker as early as 40 years ago had, and a lot of people with basic life skills know how now. Thanks to fast fashion and time=money, it's just not commonly used and why it might be a new skill to *you*. If you're interested in learning, there are many youtube videos. It does not require complex skills, you just need a needle, thread, embroidery hoop/darning mushroom (depending on the project), patience, and a magnifying glass, with the last only needed if you want it as show-less as the gentleman did.

@engletinaknickerbocker5380

Жыл бұрын

@@kiwisocks Thank you for the updates on what's going on nowadays. A darning egg (or as some might call a darning wooden mushroom), tapestry needles depending on fabric, darning scissors (little snips), thimble, and the embroidery hoop or something to secure the fabric work area, and various threads are what is in my Tupperware darning kit. My memere worked in the woolen mills as a new immigrant, and I still use some of the very durable thread--it is stiff, and I use it as the initial mesh. I came from a very large family and my mother had a lot of holes to mend, which to the embarrassment of family members she kept these tasks in a large brown paper grocery bag, and trotted it out while waiting for us in our dental, and doctor appointments, etc. Some people knit, and my mother used to darn. Idle hand, devil's work and all that, she deserved her halo. (But, sewing up ripped bloomer waistbands in the waiting area of a busy medical practice was a definitely cringe-worthy. Of course nowadays there's a TV or some other distractions.) By the way, 'fast fashion' was prevalent in child clothing section of discount stores decades ago, so if purchasing something cheap, I used to sew an extra seam around all the areas that get extra wear and tear. Buttons were reinforced, as well. Sometimes I added pockets, too. On the first day of kindergarten I sewed a favorite little ceramic frog in my son's jacket so that he could find it. My sons sported specially designed hand-reinforced patches on their jeans before they even were washed the first time --cotton shrinks, and patches stayed on through the time the garment was outgrown. I didn't take 'home ec' in high school, but collected a few books on the topic. Now, a person can look at Wiki projects. By the time my sons were in high school, life-skills class was required and they brought home some neat projects that they've continued to use. Back to the video. I thought it was well-made and focused on the concept of not just throwing ripped and worn items in a the trash. I thought the information was useful to demonstrate to clients, the work that went into clothing repair in case they had concerns about the charge! I managed to salvage my mother's military wool dress pants that she passed along, which I used for x-country skiing --you can tell my age by the fact that I wore wool pants, and my skis were wooden! Thanks again, and good luck with the darning!

Very nice. The repairman's appreciation for the damage as part of the experience and the value the customer has in the jeans is admirable. Lovely.

I've done this repair work before. Loved hearing his insights because he gave some advanced tips. Never seen that technique of laying filler weft material.

@iamdanyc93

4 жыл бұрын

dsb mac me neither and I worked for Levi’s they never showed me that technique

@manila3832

3 жыл бұрын

Do you know what kind of blue he uses?

@imyou2946

3 жыл бұрын

@@manila3832 blue as in what ?

@karawillis4767

2 жыл бұрын

@@imyou2946 probably the type of thread he is sewing in

@iamdanyc93

2 жыл бұрын

@@manila3832 it’s hard to say the exact color but you should just take the jeans/fabric with you to a sewing supply store. They could have 50 shades of blue.

What I find equally amazing is that he's still the same size 15 years ago.

most people wouldn't even understand how dedicated this man is to the craft... 99% of people wouldn't even think of repairing their denim. Raw denim is one of those things where "if you know you know".

Japanese people can elevate anything to an art form

Amazing job! I have 4 grown sons and am still repairing much loved denim jeans they've been wearing since teenagers. His technique has the same result but mine seems harder. He worked longer but smarter. I will be trying this!!! Thank you for this video.

Nice and clever of you to show respect for old ones and give them a new life

In a world where everything is made disposable, this kind of commitment and love for one's job is commendable. This guy is a real pro, I mean that sewing machine is a Ferrari of sewing machines...

I’m so moved by this talent and dedication. Thank you for filming and sharing this.

This is a wonderful and wholesome video in an otherwise dark web. The passion and attention to detail given to the repair of those jeans is remarkable. I wish more jeans in today's market merited this type of care. In a world full of H&M and Uniqlo jeans, the future is dim.

@boxlogoboy6853

2 жыл бұрын

If you haven’t discovered Kapital by now I feel bad for you homie. You’re truly missing out!

@amtra1778

Жыл бұрын

I own a few pairs of H&M jeans and I've had them for over a decade now, what's wrong with them?

@KarlDMarx

Жыл бұрын

Dim insteas of Denim

This made me very happy, people are beautiful when they are sensitive

@ManualeFaiDaTecom

4 жыл бұрын

The importance of an object is in his story. Respect simbolic objects is respect for people who cares about

This is just the best show ever -- I could watch it all day long! Please keep them coming and thank you so much!

Denim is an artwork, gets better over time especially when repaired

I find the repairing of denim so fascinating, I’ve watched this 3 times already.

@gallardo20000

3 жыл бұрын

right? i think denim is the most beautiful fabric to ever exist... Just look at the fade on those jeans he sent in they look so good even when they were destroyed

Wonderful work!

Considering some of the most expensive jeans come from Japan, I can see this business being a niche if you have the experience like him also. Amazing work :D

Gracious! This is exceptionally fine skill and workmanship.

so satisfying, beautiful work

Thanks for these uploads!

This is amazing to watch! Thank you for putting it on.

amazing work, I have been researching ways to do some specific restoration and this has really inspired me, thank you.

Excellent work, Mr. Master Craftsman 🙏😍😻!

Very cool - thank you so much for taking the time to post!

It's very therapeutic watching a skilled craftsman like Shuuri use his great talent to repair these jeans. I repair my old jeans too but only with more denim and strong glue - They are my grass cutting jeans now. Thank you for the Video.

Great video, amazing rebuild job

"I wouldbuy a new pair buthen then I would stop wearing the old" exactly!!

I seriously had to throw away my favorite pair of jeans because the hems were destroyed. I should have known things like that could be repaired...

#11’s work is beautiful. I just wish I had a pair of jeans he could repair. Thanks for sharing!

Wow. That was a masterclass! They looked fantastic and it's great to see even one less thing being thrown away.

This is true passion. When I see such devotion, I am very touched and tears come to my eyes. :-)

With admiration and respect: Sir, you are an artist and a master of your craft.

Excellent techniques, equipment and skills. I covet this guys skills excellent video. I'm going to do a lot more sewing than ever and watching more of these videos too. Thank you.

He's a Sewing Samurai. Amazing craftsman!

Amazing work!

Wow! Amazing repair work. I am very impressed!

Excellent job!

I am amazed and inspired by your work. Thank you for sharing your process of repair and restoration.

Many years ago I worked in an automotive shop. I was dirt poor, & all my jeans got holes in them. I use to take home red dirty shop rags(I forgot they were in my pockets) I ended up washing them & saving them. I used them to patch up my old jeans. I later got comments from coworkers, telling me I could sell them on eBay. Never did.

Thank you for such an interesting lesson. You do perfect work.

Amazing work! It's so ethical to take care about clothes that we already have in our wardrobes. 😍

Superb work and so interesting!

That was fun to watch!

I like your amazing repairs, I been doing this only for my daughters on jumpers and jeans , also on my Juki house machine. I enjoyed and learned how to choose the right colors for the repairs , your workshop place and your love for doing it you are saving the planet and environment. Thank you

Omg!! I'm repairing my boyfriend's denim jacket and this inspired me a lot. Thank you so much for sharing this amazing work!!

Great repairman 👏

Love the work this gentleman does. It's wonderful, just magic.

Wow I would love to have this guy repair my blue jean jacket I’ve had for years!

Amazing work and recycling jeans is so significant for the wearer and our planet!!

What a beautiful job!!!!

algoritma youTube aneh, video 5 tahun yang lalu, nampil di beranda. Langsung jadi nonton ini deh.

Thank you very much for this interesting and informative video. ❤

That was really cool to watch

Good Job Buddy

Thank you 修理人! I'd ship my jeans there from the USA. Very well done

Amazing video, what a craftsman! I had no idea Japan was so crazy about jeans

Excellent!

He must earn well with this. He's wearing a Daytona

Fantastic job, great attention to detail. Many thanks - I often repair denim and have learnt so much from watching your work. Thank you for sharing and teaching ! 👏🏾😀

Wow 😮 …. I have just watched an episode of Iron Repairman - Jeans! Amazing skills and experience and knowledge. Thank you for bringing this to the world!!!

Being the designated clothes repairman at home, I love this vid.

Beautiful

I also have jeans that i buy from 2009 and not wearing it since 2018 and same situation just in this video. I still keep it because i really love that jeans. I will repair it when i back to my hometown.

Wow! What a job! They look great!

That is amazing.

So talented and the reuse of the denim jeans is awesome.

That's a NICE sewing machine to be able to go over the same spot multiple times. My bobbin gets all bound up and tangled with the upper thread when i do that.

Awesome job 😀well done 👍👍👍

Wow! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience with us, definitely it's a great learning opportunity for me🙏🙏

Amazing workmanship 😮

I do this all the time 😊beautiful work

Мастер золотые руки. Самое смешное сидит семья и папкины грязные штанцы рассматривает и удивляется, у нас бы такие джинсы поехали на дачу а там превратились в шорты.

This is wholesome.

Any insight as to what type of glue he is using? It says "special glue" LOL

@junecrochetfavourites6616

Жыл бұрын

It's called in English fabric glue, it comes in different types, you can get it as a stick fabric glue, or liquid fabric glue I hope that answers your question? 😁

He is so wholesome and totally on point with the repair technique. I also repaired my trousers with extra fabric in the crotch area. Only to realize that two months later an area approx. 15 cm above the repair got broken. I think for my next repair I will try sth. like this method.

Thank you, excelent technique Thanks

Thank you very much ! So sweet Japanese people ! 🌹❤️

What a craftsman

AMAZING!!!

Muchas gracias por el video, agradezco mucho poder aprender de usted.

Its amazing how much Japanese love their denim/jeans...and there are people throwing their year old pair after getting a new one...!

good job

Wow that’s impressive skills!!

Amazing

They need credit for the hard work they do

What a master!

Wow good job😊

thats a sweet sounding machine glad to hear it and not canned music, thanks

soo amazing....

Its very awesome, same like restoration the old famous paint

amazing 👏

Beautiful repaired Jeans! It's a piece of art! ^^ :o)

Very inspiring

Awesome!! I am going to open a store in Manhattan just for this

@caponesosa6080

4 жыл бұрын

Santiago Rodriguez let me know if you need any staff, denim enthusiast for at least 10 years out in nyc, the hype still hasn’t picked up

@karawillis4767

2 жыл бұрын

Have you opened your denim repair store yet?

Ganz toll gemacht. Großes Lob

¡ Muchas gracias por compartir, eres un Genio !. Saludos desde México.

Su trabajo es inspirador 🥰👏🏼🙏🏼