[emoji23]but do you think it could cause further issues with the quilting or damage to the purse?Yeah mine have this. But I don't really care tbh. It's not like anyone's gonna see it [emoji3]
I genuinely dont think so. When I examined mine closely, it wasn't the case that the whole stitch came off. It was just a little thread hanging out (if you know what I mean). If it bothers you, just bring it to your store and ask.[emoji23]but do you think it could cause further issues with the quilting or damage to the purse?
This happens from time to time with stitching. I just snip the frayed end with a fine pair of scissors and it looks perfect again. No problems with the thread after that.Hello,
Noticed a loose thread on the Lady Dior WOC in grained calfskin. It does not appear to affect the integrity of the surrounding stitches but concerned it could get worse. Any advice?
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Phew! Quite relieved. Initially thought I would need to take it back to the boutiqueThis happens from time to time with stitching. I just snip the frayed end with a fine pair of scissors and it looks perfect again. No problems with the thread after that.
The local Leather Goods Manager told me once that these loose ends allow for movement and stretching. Then the thread will not snap if under pressure because there is some slack.This happens from time to time with stitching. I just snip the frayed end with a fine pair of scissors and it looks perfect again. No problems with the thread after that.
It depends on how the thread frays. If the whole thread is frayed or snapped, then I try to tuck it in to the whole where it was supposed to go with a needle (I essentially use the fine tip of the needle to reinsert the frayed end into the hole). But from the looks of the thread in the picture above, snipping it won't affect it much since the rest of the thread isn't compromised.The local Leather Goods Manager told me once that these loose ends allow for movement and stretching. Then the thread will not snap if under pressure because there is some slack.
Does this then generally mean that the frayed ends are intentional rather than a quality issue?It depends on how the thread frays. If the whole thread is frayed or snapped, then I try to tuck it in to the whole where it was supposed to go with a needle (I essentially use the fine tip of the needle to reinsert the frayed end into the hole). But from the looks of the thread in the picture above, snipping it won't affect it much since the rest of the thread isn't compromised.
The thread is not that elastic anyway. If there is severe stretching of the leather, then the frayed ends may allow for movement, but at that point, there is other damage to worry about.
No, they are neither usually. If a fray develops over time, it is from normal wear and tear and isn't a quality issue. If the frayed ends are just loose threads they forgot to snip (and are there when the bag is brand new at the boutique), then it is a quality issue because whoever inspected the bag after production didn't cut the threads.Does this then generally mean that the frayed ends are intentional rather than a quality issue?
Mine was bought over the phone and sent directly from the boutique. It was not a display and was untouched brand new. I noticed the fray when it arrived. Guess then it is a quality issue. Should I consider taking it back to the boutique? Or just ignore it if the integrity of the rest if the stitch does not appear to be affected.No, they are neither usually. If a fray develops over time, it is from normal wear and tear and isn't a quality issue. If the frayed ends are just loose threads they forgot to snip (and are there when the bag is brand new at the boutique), then it is a quality issue because whoever inspected the bag after production didn't cut the threads.
Fraying happens to threads when they are rubbed. Some brands wax their threads to prevent this from happening. Makes the thread less prone to fraying.
Then this is a quality issue.Mine was bought over the phone and sent directly from the boutique. It was not a display and was untouched brand new. I noticed the fray when it arrived. Guess then it is a quality issue. Should I consider taking it back to the boutique? Or just ignore it if the integrity of the rest if the stitch does not appear to be affected.
Thanks so much. Just out of curiosity, does this happen to all the cannage leather stitching of the LD styles including the classic LD in lambskin?Then this is a quality issue.
You can still snip it off. That's what I would do. It is an easy fix.
Some people never experience this. Others do sometimes. I think it depends on how the bag is worn, and also how it was produced.Thanks so much. Just out of curiosity, does this happen to all the cannage leather stitching of the LD styles including the classic LD in lambskin?