Fashion
People are only just realizing why you shouldn’t cut off the hanging loops on your new clothes
A CLOTHING expert has shared why you should actually keep those annoying loops inside your clothes.
Amanda, who goes by the Instagram handle @projectyourbest, showed how the satin or elastic loops can help maintain your clothes long-term.
Amanda was passionate about why you shouldn’t cut a key part of garmentsInstagram
“Have you ever cut out the hanging loops from tops or dresses?” Amanda asked in an Instagram Reel.
She pretended to begin to cut the satin loop next to the spaghetti strap of her dress before saying: “Don’t. Here’s why.”
“Hanging loops aren’t just for display in the store – they help you store your garment properly at home too,” she wrote in the caption.
“Items made of delicate or stretch fabric can develop damage when the garment’s weight rests only on the straps,” she explained.
Read more on clothing hacks
HANG AND FOLD
I’m an organizing pro – my trick will save you TONS of space in a dorm closet
“If needed, adjust the straps so the majority of the weight is supported by the hanging loops,” she added about her hack.
Amanda loosened the adjustable strap of her dress on a hanger so it fell at the same length as the hanging loop. The loop became more taut.
There was also no longer tension solely on the strap. The weight of the dress was dispersed more evenly with the additional support of the loop.
“If straps aren’t adjustable, you can either take the strap off the hanger, or shorten the hanging loop by double or triple wrapping [it],” Amanda added.
Most read in Fabulous
Shop secret
People are just realising what the extra section is for in shopping trolleys
‘TAKE HER’
Watch moment Camilla ‘scolds’ Kate for Charlotte’s behaviour at Queen’s funeral
SO RAD
Cleaning fans hail tip of using your radiator to make your house smell fresh
Room in a room
My daughters didn’t want to share a bedroom so we created a ‘secret’ one
SCHOOL RULES
I got dress coded on the school run after someone complained – I’m sick of it
PICK N SIX
I’m a mum-of-6 and have strict rules to cope – they sound crazy but I don’t care
She demonstrated by looping the satin around the hanger to make it shorter and a similar length to the strap.
She added that you could also then hook the loops onto the extra holding features typically found on plastic hangers.
Amanda also addressed a solution for the common reasons why people often remove the loops: being uncomfortable or peeking out of necklines.
“To hide the loops while wearing the item, simply use a tiny safety pin or fashion tape to keep them tucked out of sight,” she suggested.
She demonstrated how to readjust and use hanging loops to your benefitInstagram
People responded with mixed reactions to her clothing hack.
“I literally had no idea, and was about to cut the loops out of two new items in my closet. Thanks for the tip, Amanda!” one person commented.
“I never thought of fashion tape to hide these little strings. So smart!” another added.
Others had strong opinions on why they do choose to cut them off.
Some noted that the loops trigger their sensory issues while others agreed that they’re “so freaking annoying.”
Read More on The US Sun
PETE’S TIME-OUT
Pete’s ‘taking a break’ from filming show after ‘suffering meltdown’ on set
People also said they couldn’t be bothered to deal with clothes that are so delicate that they require this hanging method. Some also admitted that they only fold their heavier clothes.
One person shared a smart alternative though. “I cut them off then throw the bottom of the dress over the hanger so the straps aren’t holding the whole weight,” they wrote.
A CLOTHING expert has shared why you should actually keep those annoying loops inside your clothes.
Amanda, who goes by the Instagram handle @projectyourbest, showed how the satin or elastic loops can help maintain your clothes long-term.
Amanda was passionate about why you shouldn’t cut a key part of garmentsInstagram
“Have you ever cut out the hanging loops from tops or dresses?” Amanda asked in an Instagram Reel.
She pretended to begin to cut the satin loop next to the spaghetti strap of her dress before saying: “Don’t. Here’s why.”
“Hanging loops aren’t just for display in the store – they help you store your garment properly at home too,” she wrote in the caption.
“Items made of delicate or stretch fabric can develop damage when the garment’s weight rests only on the straps,” she explained.
Read more on clothing hacks
“If needed, adjust the straps so the majority of the weight is supported by the hanging loops,” she added about her hack.
Amanda loosened the adjustable strap of her dress on a hanger so it fell at the same length as the hanging loop. The loop became more taut.
There was also no longer tension solely on the strap. The weight of the dress was dispersed more evenly with the additional support of the loop.
“If straps aren’t adjustable, you can either take the strap off the hanger, or shorten the hanging loop by double or triple wrapping [it],” Amanda added.
Most read in Fabulous
She demonstrated by looping the satin around the hanger to make it shorter and a similar length to the strap.
She added that you could also then hook the loops onto the extra holding features typically found on plastic hangers.
Amanda also addressed a solution for the common reasons why people often remove the loops: being uncomfortable or peeking out of necklines.
“To hide the loops while wearing the item, simply use a tiny safety pin or fashion tape to keep them tucked out of sight,” she suggested.
She demonstrated how to readjust and use hanging loops to your benefitInstagram
People responded with mixed reactions to her clothing hack.
“I literally had no idea, and was about to cut the loops out of two new items in my closet. Thanks for the tip, Amanda!” one person commented.
“I never thought of fashion tape to hide these little strings. So smart!” another added.
Others had strong opinions on why they do choose to cut them off.
Some noted that the loops trigger their sensory issues while others agreed that they’re “so freaking annoying.”
Read More on The US Sun
People also said they couldn’t be bothered to deal with clothes that are so delicate that they require this hanging method. Some also admitted that they only fold their heavier clothes.
One person shared a smart alternative though. “I cut them off then throw the bottom of the dress over the hanger so the straps aren’t holding the whole weight,” they wrote.
Fashion – latest style news and Fabulous trends | The Sun
