Anonymous
11/06/2025 02:46
Subject: Re:PSA: Cut your vent stitch!!
It's hilarious that they're called vents--like, to let out the gas?
Anonymous
11/05/2025 22:43
Subject: Re:PSA: Cut your vent stitch!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And the little string loops holding belts on pieces like dresses. Those are to keep the belt with the item before being sold
Yes, that needs a PSA too.
And who can ignore that most egregious example of manufacturer-convenience, those ribbons sewed into the shoulders of fast fashion tops. practically every woman under 35 in my office has shown up occasionally hanger ribbons hanging out.
It seems like they are both in fast fashion or in higher end things.
But I think they are meant to hang up the clothes on a hanger. I don't think they are meant to be cut out
Anonymous
11/05/2025 22:41
Subject: PSA: Cut your vent stitch!!
Anonymous wrote:Oh man…I remember in my 20’s knowing a guy who absolutely INSISTED that you were supposed to leave the label on the sleeve. He thought that that was how everyone was supposed to know who made your expensive coat. He was such a condescending dick about it, too. I like thinking about him walking around everywhere with that label on his sleeve, lol
I kind of like thinking about it too.
Anonymous
11/05/2025 13:05
Subject: PSA: Cut your vent stitch!!
I saw this the other day and felt so badly for the person. I went to an etiquette class in the late 90s and they covered this.
Anonymous
11/05/2025 13:00
Subject: PSA: Cut your vent stitch!!
LOL I lost some weight recently and pulled out an old jacket I hadn't worn in a long while. Still has the vent closed. I will remove it today!
Anonymous
11/05/2025 12:47
Subject: PSA: Cut your vent stitch!!
Anonymous wrote:Do you have to remove the pocket stitch or does that not matter because no one notices really?
I keep mine. The stitching is hidden and I prefer my pockets to lay flat.