I accidentally set my favorite Pendleton wool board shirt on fire on a live stream… Instead of tossing a $300+ Pacific Northwest icon in the trash, I patched it the old-school Japanese sashiko way using the tail I’d cropped off last week. Wranglerstar's Sewing Repair Kit PRO scissors - https://amzn.to/4pu5C5l PRO clippers - https://amzn.to/4iOjXHc Clove Thread Ripper - https://amzn.to/44iqwvC Sashiko Needles - https://amzn.to/4q1UZGB Sashiko Thread - https://amzn.to/44h4sBB Fabric Pens - https://amzn.to/3KBrUms (amazon affiliate links) Zero dollars spent. Zero skills when I started. Now it’s tougher, more unique, and honestly my favorite shirt again. In times like these, we can’t just replace everything anymore. Repair - Replace. 00:00 How I torched my Pendleton on livestream 00:54 Why I cropped it + saved the tails (thank God) 02:16 Trimming the burnt wool + Japanese fabric gripper trick 03:36 Cutting & folding the perfect patch 05:40 Temporary basting stitches 06:18 Real sashiko stitching (100 % freehand) 10:36 Sharpening needles with the tomato strawberry (mind blown) 11:51 Final press + trying it on 12:29 Why this repair makes me love the shirt even more If you’ve got an old Carhartt, Filson, or Pendleton you’re about to throw away… don’t. Hit save and try this instead. God bless you and your families.