Category Archives: Etiquette

Stretch Your Leather Fabric
Contrary to the modern belief that leather is only meant for rock stars, you can look just as sassy with your very own leather outfits. If one or two of your outfits start to feel a little [...]

Repair Nylon Zippers
Don’t let a zipper make you think that your favorite dress or purse has reached its lifespan. Repairing a zipper also saves you money from going to the tailor. The first thing you need to do is to [...]

Shrink Your Cotton Hats

Buying clothes may not necessary be such an easy task when sizes don’t match you perfectly. Hats are not exceptions even if they look pretty on you and getting a tailor-made hat may seem far fetch for [...]

Blood stains are the toughest stains to be removed. That is why the cleaning process is different from ordinary so that the stains won’t get into the middle portion of the fabric.

Step 1. Blot the stain

Blot the stain immediately with [...]

How to Turn your Diary into a Designer Diary using Old Bed Linen
Here’s how you can turn your boring store-bought spiral-bound diary into a designer diary using old bed linen that may be too washed out or hole-y to be [...]

Comfy jeans are hard to find. So, if there is a small hole that is threatening to rip everything apart, help is at hand by simply patching it. And who knows, you might be creating your own fashion jeans.

Step 1. [...]

Squeaky noise is emitted because of the ‘trauma’ the shoes go through. Loose heels, walking across wet ground or out of place inner soles are just some of the examples which cause squeaky noise. These are some of the ways [...]

Whenever you buy new clothes, don’t forget to read the washing instructions on the labels. Don’t try your luck to machine wash your new dress when it should be hand-washed because the fabric may not withstand the rigors of the [...]

You don’t need to send your sweaters to the launderette as it’s incredibly easy to wash them at home. The main purpose is to keep the sweaters in their original form. All you need is to do is to follow [...]

As polyester and spandex are synthetic fibers, they may not change shape as much as natural fibers like wool and cotton do. So, if you want to shrink your clothes made from polyester and spandex if you realize that the [...]