Repairing, patching, recycling, or upcycling... We’re here to guide you and provide some little tips to transform your favorite clothes while giving them a new life. It’s an opportunity to combine creativity, ecology, and originality in every project!

Repairing and upcycling our items helps reduce waste, preserve resources, and save money. These practices extend the lifespan of goods, reduce our ecological footprint, and promote a more sustainable lifestyle. Moreover, upcycling sparks creativity by giving a new life to worn-out objects while being environmentally responsible. It’s a simple and responsible approach!

With all the little tips we’ll provide, you can not only avoid waste but also express your creativity and make your clothes more personal. In addition, you’ll enjoy wearing unique creations that you’ve reimagined to your liking. And with the wide range from BOHIN, whether you’re a beginner or an expert, you’ll have everything you need to get started!

Do you have a worn-out jacket, an umbrella, or a travel bag showing signs of aging? Don’t panic! There’s a simple and effective solution to extend the life of your belongings: self-adhesive nylon repair.

As the name suggests, they are incredibly easy to use: simply stick them on the damaged area, and you're good to go! No need for sewing or throwing away your favorite accessories.

Whether it’s to fix a tear in a waterproof jacket or reinforce a travel bag, these repair patches are a quick and economical way to give your items a second life!

Do you have a denim garment that’s starting to wear out? Iron-on denim patches are the perfect solution to repair a tear, a hole, or hide the wear and tear on your jeans, jackets, or shirts.

Easy to apply, simply place the patch on the desired spot and iron over it to securely fix it in place. As well as repairing, they add a modern, personalized touch to your clothes.

Perfect for extending the life of your garments and turning them into unique creations, iron-on patches are a quick and practical way to breathe new life into your wardrobe!

A coat or pair of pants getting damaged? Iron-on fabric patches are a simple and quick solution to repair holes, tears, and snags on your cotton fabrics, such as coats, jackets, pants, tablecloths, pillowcases and more.

Simply cut the patch to the desired size, heat your fabric with an iron, and apply the quick-fix reinforcement. Wash-resistant, these patches allow you to mend without sewing and extend the life of your clothing and textiles.

In addition to being easy to use, they offer a durable and discreet repair.

Necessary materials: repair patches, scissors, and an iron for the quick fix.

Is your jeans torn or the elbow of your cardigan worn out? Don’t panic! Iron-on reinforcements for sewing are here to make your life easier.

Very easy to use, they attach in seconds with the heat of an iron, and their surface is pre-punched for quick sewing if needed. These reinforcements effectively repair your favorite clothes and give them a new life, while extending their lifespan. A quick, practical, and cost-effective way to fight wear and tear!

Necessary materials: iron-on reinforcements and an iron.

Tip: For sleeves and pants, use a mini ironing board where you can slide the item to be reinforced.

Tired of seeing your favorite sweater or coat covered in lint? No worries! There are simple solutions to give your clothes a fresh look: the cloth shaver and the wool comb.

These tools are specially designed to remove the lint that often form over time. They are perfect for achieving a quick and effective result while allowing for gentle and careful maintenance of your fabrics.

To guide you in using these tools, quick tutorials are available on our YouTube channel. This will help you take care of your woolens with ease.

With just a few simple steps, you can extend their lifespan and restore their smooth and neat appearance. A simple way to take care of your clothes and avoid throwing them away!

Necessary materials: A cloth shaver or a wool comb.

Damaged stitches on your knitwear or jersey garments no longer have to be a lost cause! Thanks to the technique of re-knitting, you can easily repair dropped stitches and give a second life to your favorite pieces.

Re-knitting is a simple and effective method that involves carefully reintroducing damaged stitches back into the knit. For this, two tools are essential: the knit picker and the darning egg.

The knit picker allows you to grasp and reposition the faulty stitches, while the egg darner provides additional support to hold the fabric in place, making the repair more discreet. With these tools, your woolen or jersey garments will look like new in no time. A simple, quick, and durable method to extend the life of your clothes and restore their shine without having to throw them away!

You can also find the darners for mending needles, perfect for fixing holes and tears in your clothing. It easily mends all types of fabrics while keeping a clean and neat finish. Additionally, the snag nab-it is a small, useful tool to reposition any loose threads (for example, after a fabric snag).

Necessary materials: knit picker, darning egg, and darning needles.

Before parting with your worn-out or outdated clothes, why not give them a new life with a little creativity? With simple and accessible techniques, you can transform your old garments into unique and trendy creations, without the need to throw them away. You can choose:

With a few stitches, you can personalize your clothes by adding designs, flowers, or even messages. This technique is perfect for refreshing an old pair of jeans or a basic t-shirt. To transfer designs and patterns, you can use the BOHIN transfer veils.

Iron-on patches are another excellent solution to bring new life to your clothes. Easy to apply with just an iron, they’re perfect for covering a small flaw or adding a fun touch to a simple garment.

Add a personal touch to your clothes with woven sew-on labels. Their original messages and wordplay add a unique touch to your creations.

With your fabric scraps, dive into patchwork or reverse appliqué projects! These techniques allow you to play with colors and patterns to create original and modern creations. A great way to recycle fabric scraps while creating beautiful designs.

Necessary materials: Embroidery needles, iron-on patches, sew-on labels, Duck bill scissors.

PS: To learn more about patchwork, the art that combines upcycling and creativity, feel free to check out our blog post on the subject! You’ll find tips and detailed advice to get started. So, no more excuses not to try it!

Visible mending is much more than just a mending technique. It’s a true form of creative expression that allows you to extend the life of your clothes while adding a unique personal and aesthetic touch. Rather than hiding the repairs, this technique invites you to highlight them! This includes:

You can use fabric pieces to create colorful patches or designs. This method not only repairs but also recycles unused fabrics, contributing to an upcycling approach.

Once again, embroidery is a perfect technique to personalize your repairs. Whether it's stitching floral patterns, geometric shapes, or creative designs, embroidery adds an aesthetic dimension to your clothes while mending them.

Originating from Japan, sashiko is a traditional embroidery technique that uses regular stitches to create geometric patterns. This style is particularly well-suited for repairing thick fabrics like denim while adding a touch of refinement to your clothes.

Boro is another Japanese technique that involves mending clothes with fabric patches sewn together in a visible manner. This ancient method creates a unique look and transforms your worn-out clothes into works of art, with a touch of vintage charm.

Necessary materials: darning or embroidery needles, or even our special sashiko needles.

You now have all the tools you need to succeed, so no more excuses! With a little patience, the right materials, and a dash of creativity, you’ll definitely make it! So, gather your fabrics, equip yourself with high-quality BOHIN tools, and let your imagination run wild. Who knows, you might even be behind the next big trend!