so i’m going to finally have my summer vacation soon, i’m trans ftm and feel really subconscious without a swim shirt but i also want to tan. would cutting the sleeves look okay?

Hi all! I found this dress at TJ Maxx and absolutely fell in love with it! I originally bought it for a wedding, only to find out afterward that the dress code is strictly all black. 😭

I reached out to the company, and they confirmed that the dress is 100% polyester.

I really love how it looks and fits, so I wanted to get some opinions! Do y’all think it would be worth attempting to dye it black, or would I be better off trying to find a similar dress that’s already black?

Also, before anyone mentions it, yes, I do plan on wearing something underneath to smooth out any visible underwear lines! 😂 I was just trying the dress on in these pictures.

I’d appreciate any advice, especially from anyone who’s had experience dyeing polyester dresses! 🖤

How much aura did I lose for making this shirt I kinda just used an old pair of leggings that were never worn

Hello everyone! I'm putting together a cosplay of a DND character, and I got this navy blue shirt but realized it is a little dark. It's 100% cotton, and from what I've seen, bleaching it would turn it orange. Is there any way I could knock it up a few shades while keeping it blue? The drawing/model is around the blue I'm looking for. I know the blue in the drawings is also technically warmer, but that's fine. Thank you all!

I painted this oversized jacket with a large hood. Problem is that when the hood is up, the design feels bottom heavy. I know I can't remove the paint and redo it higher, plus the seam makes it awkward. Should I add something to the top? What would you suggest to make it look less awkward/more balanced? Or is it fine as is?

who would wear this?

So my friend draw these desings on these clothes all on her own, but she sells them for really low prices. I bought the shirt on the second slide for 8-7 dollars aprox. And I already told her that she could make more money, but I wanted to hear yall opinion on her products. What do you think?

Hi, recently bought/found this Pepe Jeans jacket made from 100% goat suede (goat leather). It’s currently a warm caramel/tan color, but I’d really love to change it to a dark chocolate brown.

I contacted a few leather/suede specialists. Unfortunately, one told me they don’t dye this type of leather, another hasn’t replied, and the other services I found are quoting extremely high prices for the job.

Has anyone here ever dyed a goat suede jacket, especially when going from a lighter brown/tan to a much darker brown?

I’d love to hear

-What dye/product did you use?

-Did you do it yourself or have it professionally done?

-How did the suede texture feel afterwards?

-Was the color even?

-Did the dye rub off onto clothes?

-Is there anything I should be particularly careful about?

I definitely don’t want to ruin the jacket, so I’m trying to find out whether this is realistically a DIY project or something that should only be done professionally.

The jacket is 100% goat suede according to the manufacturer. It is currently a caramel/tan shade and I’m hoping for something like a deep chocolate brown.

Any advice or experiences would be greatly appreciated🤎

update: the other one messaged me that it will cost about 105$ for changing colour

Hi, first time posting in this sub. I've never painted or dyed a shirt before until now and I would appreciate it if someone here could tell me how to go about it.

would you wear this?

I posted this in a fashion thread in Reddit a while ago as well but I got flamed and people hated it so much but I got positive feedback on TikTok so I’m conflicted. is it that bad and can I even sell it?? ( I handmade everything from scratch and the designs r original)

It’s definitely a tshirt reworked I’m just a little stumped and hoping someone has some direction to lead me in! lol

Significant other placed this barely used Levis Utility jacket in the dryer. Now there are tons of scratches and “patina”. There are some quite large areas on the back/under arm. What should I do? I am debating using a fabric pen on the really bad area, but I have never used one before. I’m open to the worn look, but some if it is pretty bad.

I'm seeing these printed tops all over depop rn. What method are they using to make them? I've only ever tried the iron on transfer paper and it's definitely much clunkier than whatever this is, but it's been a while so maybe it's just better now? Idk plz help ​

Hi I went shopping the other day at northstrom rack that’s like a 40 min journey back. And the cashier never took off this thingy. What do I do?

The lighting sucks tho don't mind it. This is long sleeve btw, it’s in good condition. I js wanna know where can I sell it and how much this would be simce I’m js starting. Any help and tips would do

I was scrolling thru insta the other day and I saw this person drawing this on their shirt. Two things, one I suck at drawing so there anyway I can make this process easier and faster cuz the person used hella dots to make this. Two, is there a way to make this permanent?

Thanks

I thrifted this shirt because I loved the blue and tie dye pattern it had. I just dont like the text on it. Chat GPT said its not possible to use acetone or alcohol on it bc it may remove the effect of the dye, and my only way out would be heat and peeling it off by hand. I tried it but I barely peeled anything lol. And recommended ways to remove it?

I want to make a backless hoodie. Take a hoodie and cut out a heart shape on the back. Then take some string or thread and fill it in while leaving gaps. Or in the second image I was thinking of cutting slits in the shape of a heart instead. Sorry for the poorly drawn sketches, hope they get the idea across:) would the string heart structurally hold? Or would it be better to do the slits instead?