Charming boy is charming (DIY thread)

[surfdude69]

sorry for terrible pics and fit but got on my creative shit and cut a Dickies Redhawk warehouse/duster/trench coat in half (smiling)

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[sick boy]

howdy friends, this isn't exactly diy since there is an ever expanding team, but after about a year of work our first collection is out and I'd be thrilled if anyone on here would like to take a look https://madmfg.co

[bels]

Bought the utility sling. That klean kanteen karrier....too strong

[lyysander]

Is there a story behind the banana? Out of curiosity.

Been following your stuff on this thread for a long time and also wanted to say congrats, this is awesome.

[sick boy]

not much of a story, everyone seems to laugh the first time they hold one though, which is nice. and thanks! I think so too.

[CheerUpBrokeBoy]

if i wanted to print something on the back of a leather jacket what would be the best/cleanest/most durable method? plastisol screenprinting? heat transfer?

[jrisk]

small DIY project. I was a dumb dumb and fell off my bike and scraped up my snow peak hoodie. cmyk sent me some fabric samples and I patched it up (smiling)

[weqe]

made this mask out of usps tyvek envelopes for my final proj in this textiles class, block printed with foam wrapped pvc pipe lmaoo

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[jrisk]

i had been on the hunt for a liner for a bit. found this one inside of a cold weather parka and then did the following modifications:

removed pockets from parka and sewed to liner (pockets are lined with cozy wool fabric)
removed zipper from parka and attached upside down so I can adjust however much I want the lower half open
added vintage laundry pin that dangles and opens the collar. I can also pin the top buttonholes together and not zip it at all
added the banana patch that @g2x222 got me (smiling)

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and here's a fit pic of me wearing it when g2 and I went to the bobby from boston warehouse.

[CheerUpBrokeBoy]

tried my hand at shibori dyeing – i love that there's basically no way you can fuck it up, it always comes out interesting and unique in its own way. died a pair of natural cotton-colored dickies carpenters for my first try; i didn't love the colors i used and the technique i used isn't the best for pants made out of this thick a fabric but my friend liked them so much she bought them off me as soon as she tried them on (smiling)

after (shot on phone under a terrible fluorescent)


before


my friend in them, shot on film