Dye repair

[Icecld5000]

I bought some evisus awhile back when I was new to the selvedge raw movement. Needles to say I messed the jeans up with to many washes/soaks. Is there anyway to restore them or if anyone know of a mail in service that can get them looking like new so I can start over. I dropped some serious cash of this pair and I don't know how to get my money's worth. Or if anyone now of a service that I can salvage these jeans, aka turn them into a wallet or iPhone sleeve or whatever. Also any reputable tailor service anyone knows about? I need an inch taken out the waist and legs.

[briansfeyloka]

To repair the dye? Unless you have a vat of indigo laying around to dip those into, I'm afraid you have nothing.

Just wear the jeans. Wash, no wash, soaks-- whatever. The whole beauty of raw denim is the accidents that go into the wear before your retire them.

[Icecld5000]

To repair the dye? Unless you have a vat of indigo laying around to dip those into, I'm afraid you have nothing.

Just wear the jeans. Wash, no wash, soaks-- whatever. The whole beauty of raw denim is the accidents that go into the wear before your retire them.

Your right, I'm going to get them altered in the waist and start rocking them again.

[yaqov]

why not try and keep a natural colour but dip dye your hair , mostly when you dye your hair extream colours it wrecks your hair a lot so if i was you have a look and dip dyes and try them, if your hair is still short maybe just wait a while