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Replacing the elastic in a waistband

Short answer: If the elastic sits in a channel, it can be replaced in half an hour with a safety pin. If it is sewn d...

Why elastic loses its tension over time

Short answer: Elastane is made of long chains that can unfold and pull back together. Each time they are stretched, a...

How elastic is put in

Short answer: Elastic can either be knitted straight into the fabric or sewn on as a separate band. Knitted-in elasta...

The elastic has lost its tension

Short answer: Elastic tires from heat, from being stretched all the time and from age. Cold washing and air drying ex...

Pressure from elastic on the skin

Short answer: Elastic that leaves a mark is either too tight or too narrow. The pressure is concentrated on a small a...

Myth, elastic lasts forever

Short answer: Elastic is a wear part. The threads lose their tension over time, and heat speeds the process up notice...

Elastic against the skin

Short answer: The elastic in a waistband should lie flat and spread the pressure over a wide area. If it is too tight...

Why underwear loses its elastic

Short answer: Elastic loses its stretch through heat, through time and through being stretched to the limit every day...

Elastic in the waistband, what makes it hold

Short answer: A waistband lasts when the elastic is wide enough, the size is right and it is kept away from hot washe...

Elastic in socks, what it means for the fit

Short answer: The elastic keeps the sock up and in shape. If it is too tight, it leaves marks on your calf, and if it...

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