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How TO TURN MY JACKET INTO VEST

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jordy19
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Wondering beacuase i wanna turn my Causwell Reasons Jacket into VEST?

WHAT SHOULD I DO?

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Jul 13 2012 2:39PM
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jordy19
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bump
Jul 13 2012 3:14PM
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jaredmdub
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I suggest cutting the sleeves off.
Jul 13 2012 3:22PM
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jordy19
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and then what. It'd look stupid just with cut sleeves
Jul 13 2012 3:23PM
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jaredmdub
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Wouldn't you just want to turn it inside out and than fold the cut part and sew it so it wont rip more? I've never done it, but that's what I think you would do.
Jul 13 2012 3:28PM
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jordy19
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Anyone else
Jul 13 2012 3:31PM
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jaredmdub
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seamstress
Jul 13 2012 3:33PM
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JakeSalvador
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cut sleeves off, fold ends of sleeves inwards, sew ends = vest
Jul 13 2012 3:41PM
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Fun_dip
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I would say don't do it because Causwell's jackets are ill and should not be messed with, but it's your jacket so your choice.
Jul 13 2012 3:54PM
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jordy19
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I know i have 2 and feel like the bright colors would look sick on a vest
Jul 13 2012 5:06PM
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Fun_dip
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ahh fsho. post pics if/when you do it
Jul 13 2012 5:07PM
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50Kal
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Be a man and learn to use a sewing machine.
Jul 13 2012 5:08PM
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jordy19
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Will do. So i should Cut the Sleeves off. And then fold the access underneath the shoulder and sew that into the shoulder
Jul 13 2012 5:08PM
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Fun_dip
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yea. If there are seams I would say get a seamcutter(thats not the right name, but im drawing a blank) and remove the sleeves that way rather than scissoring them off
Jul 13 2012 5:27PM
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WI_Personallty
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or you could save your jacket and buy a vest and when you realize you don't want a vest anymore you'll have a backup jacket. hhhhmmmmm
Jul 13 2012 6:18PM
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jordy19
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I have like 4 jacket
Jul 13 2012 6:29PM
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Caucasian_Asian
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Ask your mom.
Jul 14 2012 11:50AM
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RyandaGod
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I have more :)
Jul 14 2012 12:01PM
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Session
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Really? You must be so cool.
Jul 14 2012 12:14PM
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snowbombz
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FD Virtika Lesh Apology (for Last Friday) from FD Virtika Wear on Vimeo.


Jul 14 2012 2:32PM
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TACO-DOG.exe
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was going to try the same thing with my armada jacket. but it has pit vents. anybody have this problem?
Jul 14 2012 2:41PM
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Lemuel
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You can cut through zippers. Just go to Joann's and buy zipper stops for like a nickel.
Jul 15 2012 4:18PM
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Stose
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what you should really do is cut off the sleeves and make put a zipper on so you can always put the sleeves back on if you want. i cant really explain how to do it, but if you cant figure it out a tailor can do it easily
Jul 15 2012 5:29PM
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jordy19
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+K for good idea
Jul 15 2012 5:59PM
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norton.
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take it to a seamstress.. theyll cut off the sleeves and sew it so it looks good. or just have them zipper the sleeves like fd has with their jackets
Jul 19 2012 2:13PM
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Heart
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thank you for your contribution to this discussion.

OP just leave maybe an inch of sleeve and sew it in, like everyone else is saying.
Jul 19 2012 3:00PM
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