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If the fit of your shirt sleeve is not to your liking, follow this guide, which provides step-by-step instructions for reducing the circumference of the upper arm or bicep area of a sleeve. Basic sewing skills are required, but by following these instructions, you'll be one step closer to achieving that perfect-fitting shirt!
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Flip your shirt inside out.
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Use a measuring tape to measure your desired width from the top point of the shoulder down to the seam of the shoulder.
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Mark the bottom point of your measurement with a fabric pen or tailor's chalk.
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Use a fabric marker or tailor's chalk to draw a line from the marking, ensuring it aligns with the rest of the sleeve.
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Draw another line from the marking, extending down to align with the side of the body of the shirt.
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Use straight pins to pin the sleeve across the lines you drew.
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Push the pin through the top and push it back through the bottom of the sleeve.
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Place a pin every inch across the lines.
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Using a sewing machine, sew across the pinned lines with a straight stitch.
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Use scissors to cut off the excess fabric.
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Leave a seam allowance of 6.4 mm.
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Measure again to see if you reached your desired width.
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Now that you have finished your fix, go ahead and try on that perfect-fitting shirt. Thank you for picking this fast fix guide!
Now that you have finished your fix, go ahead and try on that perfect-fitting shirt. Thank you for picking this fast fix guide!
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