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Stitch repair
Merino wool is built for the wild, but even the best fibres meet the occasional snag This stitch repair is a fast on-the-go fix, so you can quickly get back on the trail.
Difficulty level: 3/5
Repair time: 6 minutes
Tools needed: All you’ll need is a needle and thread, and some scissors. We’re using a vibrant thread to clearly show the stitches, but if you can match the thread to your garment, you're guaranteed a barely-there repair.
Step 01
Thread your needle and tie a knot at the end. We begin from the reverse side of the fabric and bring the needle through the material about 1 cm below the bottom edge of the hole.
Step 01
Thread your needle and tie a knot at the end. We begin from the reverse side of the fabric and bring the needle through the material about 1 cm below the bottom edge of the hole.
Step 01
Thread your needle and tie a knot at the end. We begin from the reverse side of the fabric and bring the needle through the material about 1 cm below the bottom edge of the hole.
Step 01
Thread your needle and tie a knot at the end. We begin from the reverse side of the fabric and bring the needle through the material about 1 cm below the bottom edge of the hole.
Step 01
Thread your needle and tie a knot at the end. We begin from the reverse side of the fabric and bring the needle through the material about 1 cm below the bottom edge of the hole.
Stitch repair
Merino wool is built for the wild, but even the best fibres meet the occasional snag This stitch repair is a fast on-the-go fix, so you can quickly get back on the trail.
Difficulty level: 3/5
Repair time: 6 minutes
Tools needed: All you’ll need is a needle and thread, and some scissors. We’re using a vibrant thread to clearly show the stitches, but if you can match the thread to your garment, you're guaranteed a barely-there repair.
Stitch repair
Merino wool is built for the wild, but even the best fibres meet the occasional snag This stitch repair is a fast on-the-go fix, so you can quickly get back on the trail.
Difficulty level: 3/5
Repair time: 6 minutes
Tools needed: All you’ll need is a needle and thread, and some scissors. We’re using a vibrant thread to clearly show the stitches, but if you can match the thread to your garment, you're guaranteed a barely-there repair.
Step 01
Thread your needle and tie a knot at the end. We begin from the reverse side of the fabric and bring the needle through the material about 1 cm below the bottom edge of the hole.
Step 01
Thread your needle and tie a knot at the end. We begin from the reverse side of the fabric and bring the needle through the material about 1 cm below the bottom edge of the hole.
Step 01
Thread your needle and tie a knot at the end. We begin from the reverse side of the fabric and bring the needle through the material about 1 cm below the bottom edge of the hole.
Step 01
Thread your needle and tie a knot at the end. We begin from the reverse side of the fabric and bring the needle through the material about 1 cm below the bottom edge of the hole.
Step 01
Thread your needle and tie a knot at the end. We begin from the reverse side of the fabric and bring the needle through the material about 1 cm below the bottom edge of the hole.
Stitch repair
Merino wool is built for the wild, but even the best fibres meet the occasional snag This stitch repair is a fast on-the-go fix, so you can quickly get back on the trail.
Difficulty level: 3/5
Repair time: 6 minutes
Tools needed: All you’ll need is a needle and thread, and some scissors. We’re using a vibrant thread to clearly show the stitches, but if you can match the thread to your garment, you're guaranteed a barely-there repair.
Step 01
Thread your needle and tie a knot at the end. We begin from the reverse side of the fabric and bring the needle through the material about 1 cm below the bottom edge of the hole.
Step 01
Thread your needle and tie a knot at the end. We begin from the reverse side of the fabric and bring the needle through the material about 1 cm below the bottom edge of the hole.
Step 01
Thread your needle and tie a knot at the end. We begin from the reverse side of the fabric and bring the needle through the material about 1 cm below the bottom edge of the hole.
Step 01
Thread your needle and tie a knot at the end. We begin from the reverse side of the fabric and bring the needle through the material about 1 cm below the bottom edge of the hole.
Step 01
Thread your needle and tie a knot at the end. We begin from the reverse side of the fabric and bring the needle through the material about 1 cm below the bottom edge of the hole.
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