Every faded pair eventually needs a needle. A blown crotch, a worn hem, a belt loop hanging by a thread: repairs are not the end of a pair's story, they are the proof it has one. Starting today, DENIMHEAD lets you record that story properly.
Log every repair and alteration
Each item now has a Repairs & Tailoring section. Log a repair (fixing damage) or an alteration (hemming, tapering, adjusting the fit) with the date, who did the work, what it cost, your notes, and up to five photos of the result.
Repaired it yourself? Mark it SELF and take the credit.
Sent it to a shop? Pick the repair shop from the list, or add it by typing its name if it is not there yet. Your favourite denim repair shop becomes part of the record.
Back to the maker? Choose the brand's own repair service from the brand list.
Repairs count, alterations are remembered
Repairs now appear beside an item's wears and washes, on the item page and in your wear tracker. Alterations stay in the same history without inflating the number; a hem is not a battle scar.
Show off the mend
Attach photos and share the entry straight to the feed. Repair posts carry "Repaired on" or "Tailored on" with the date instead of the usual wear counts, so everyone knows exactly what they are looking at. Your repair photos also collect in a month-by-month gallery on the item page, right beside the fade history.
Free for everyone
Repairs & Tailoring is available now on iOS, Android and the web, on every tier. Open any item in your wardrobe, scroll to Repairs & Tailoring, and log the first mend. There is a new Repairs & tailoring section in the FAQ if you want the details.
Darn on,
The DENIMHEAD team