How to: DIY Distressed Jeans

Ever wonder why distressed and vintage looking jeans are so expensive compared to those crisp new ones? Well, because they are all made to look that way individually manually(mano-a-mano) . Each scratch, tear, buttons, stitches and patches was placed by hand not machine manufactured as what most of us thought it was.

I appreciated distressed jeans more now because I tried making one at the Lee 125 Years Anniversary kick-off event at Glorietta.

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There was a DIY jeans station at the venue ans there were style armyvto help us out with our DIY project.

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He was teaching me how to make my heans look a little faded on some areas using a sandpaper!
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Then grinding the jeans for that worn-out look!

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Then there’s buttoning which they did for me coz I can’t and don’t know how to operate that machine!

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What I did here was to lick the button design they will put in there.

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There’s patches too if you like to have them on your jeans.

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They can also put your name or initials on the label!
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I’ll show you how my DIY distressed jeans looked like on my #OOTD #WIWTD.

Lee!
What I’m wearing: Dress by Romwe. Shoes by Gibi.

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3 Comments

  1. Isn’t iot just crazy how we would want a not so perfect pair of pants and yet pay for them at such high price? LOL I also have a few pairs of distressed jeans which I love to wear when I am just too lazy to doll up/

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