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One of the most common problems with winter gloves is a tear along the seam, especially if you’re someone who spends a lot of time outdoors. Whether you're skiing, hiking or biking gloves can really wear out. We will show you how to repair them quickly using just a needle, some thread, and a few simple steps.
➡️Before you get started, please check the safety disclaimer at the bottom of the page.
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Locate the seam split that needs to be fixed.
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Collect all the tools needed for the repair.
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Turn the glove "inside-out" to make the stitching in the next steps easier.
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Insert the thread into the needle and make a small knot in the end.
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Note: For this fix the repair is going to be "invisible" so it does matter the color of thread you choose.
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If the hole starts where the green arrow is, you should start stitching approximately 5 mm away from the start of the hole (red arrow).
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Continue stitching until you covered the entire whole.
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Tip: Always insert the needle back through the same side it came out from.
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Finish the fix with a knot at the end and cut excess thread with a pair of scissors.
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In need of another repair? Don't worry! Check out our other guides to find quick solutions for your favourite clothing, footwear and equipment!
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🚨🛠️🩹 IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE:
The repair guides provided on this site are intended to help you repair products on your own. While we have put a lot of care into them, all repair work carries some risk:
- Safety Precautions: When repairing your product, take all necessary precautions to ensure your safety. Use appropriate tools and follow the instructions carefully.
- Product Condition: Once your product has been repaired, it may not meet original compliance guidelines anymore and could potentially have issues.
- Liability: We are not responsible for any damage or injury that may occur during the repair process or as a result of using a repaired product. You, as the repairer, assume all risks and responsibilities associated with the repair.
By using these repair guides, you fully acknowledge and accept the potential risks and responsibilities involved.
