Salvage That Perfect Pair Of Jeans

i have 8- pairs of jeans im looking for a reason to throw some of them out.

This sounds like an awesome, and valuable, service for expecting moms! I'd sure try it, at least once.

this would be out of my price range.. also, my kids LIKE the rips/tears that jeans have. they buy them that way! I just seen on t.v. last nite on how to CREATE holes/tears in y our jeans!

I like the ideal of this jeans repair. I have a few pair that needs repair I'll try them.

I don't think this would be very handy for me. I usually buy more inexpensive clothes and 7$ and inch.. That seems pretty steep to my cheap mind.

What a great money saving service. Especially for your favorite pair!! Jeans are getting so expensive and this is a great way to cut the cost!!

I know that I would not use it. Besides a lot of woman are buying jeans that are already ripped or torn, that is the style going around now. As for the zipper, I can fix myself. The belt looping is different also because I do not wear belts in the loops, I wear them more on the outside because it is more of an accessory for me.

the problem with me is that its $7 an inch? an inch isn't that much...so if there was a rip? then its probably going to be around $14 to mend...no rips i have seen in jeans were less then 1 inch. its hard to find a pair of jeans to fit me since i am tall and don't have enough curves to fit in others. but when i find one that fits, i would buy 2-3 pairs of either the same pair but different color. I am so glad i did, because they were on sale, $35 bucks a pop and went discontinued!

The average cost of my jeans in 25.00, so this wouldnt be cost effective. I've never gotten holes like that - what would be more useful is a place that could hem or "tailor" the jeans to your specifications.

I don't buy expensive jeans so it wouldn't be useful to me,but I'll pass this info on to my sister.

It sounds like a good idea, but a little bit expensive for me. I don't personally know how to fix jeans like that, but I have some friends who would be more than willing to if I needed their assistance. Like Stefaniek99, I don't spend more than $20 on a pair either. So for people like us who don't spend much, it would be a waste of money.

this would be great if you do not sew , and not crafty. myself i wear my jeans til they completely fall apart, and cannot be mended, I LOVE the distressed and ragged look of jeans even though I am 54 years old.

This sounds like a service that's worth if if you buy $200 jeans, but if you're like me and don't spend more than $20 on a pair, it's doesn't make sense.

sounds like a wonderful idea for people that can not fix their own jeans or simply do not have the time

I think it is a nice idea, but not one I would ever use. I'm not that partial about my jeans. I seem to always find a brand available at a decent price that has a style of jean that makes me feel awesome.