Usually, at least on a Levi's jacket, the collar is folded over and sewn to the back and inside of the jacket. You can cut the collar off halfway with scizors, and then use an X-Acto knife to slice the threads that hold it to the actual jacket. Yeah I recommend doing what Dante suggested as well to keep it from fraying, since the collar is structurally important to the jacket.
I kept my collars, it's great for when it gets COLD, keeps the damn wind off yer neck. Or you can always tuck them inside your jackets so they rest on your shoulder (there might be an ideal way of keeping there without hard/bumpy snaps.)
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I used blue bias tape to avoid fraying and to strengthen the shape of the neck area. Worked like a charm!
Jan_sh on
Thanks for the input, probably not a bad idea to strengthen the area.
(had to look up what bias tape was, but I get the general idea. )
Guess you used a machine for that part?
Dante
Yeah, it's the only part of the vest done with a machine.
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Step 1: take a scissors
Step 2: cut It
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Usually, at least on a Levi's jacket, the collar is folded over and sewn to the back and inside of the jacket. You can cut the collar off halfway with scizors, and then use an X-Acto knife to slice the threads that hold it to the actual jacket. Yeah I recommend doing what Dante suggested as well to keep it from fraying, since the collar is structurally important to the jacket.
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That is a good tip, thanks
(one of the vests is indeed an old Levi's)
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Just pop your collar and become the coolest kid in the pit
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Even more cool? Hmmm... ;-)
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This could be you lol
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I kept my collars, it's great for when it gets COLD, keeps the damn wind off yer neck. Or you can always tuck them inside your jackets so they rest on your shoulder (there might be an ideal way of keeping there without hard/bumpy snaps.)