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hey guys, As you know that rmc/yoropiko jeans bleed alot and they leave those denim bleed stains on the jeans .. as i never wash ...

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Default how to remove denim bleed stains ?? - 04-22-2010, 08:38 AM

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As you know that rmc/yoropiko jeans bleed alot and they leave those denim bleed stains on the jeans .. as i never wash my rmc/yoropiko cos m too scared if anythign goes wrong lol so i always get them dry cleaned .. but the denim bleed stains dont go away with dry cleaning ..so i was wondering what's the best way to remove them stains ??

would they go away if you soak the jeans in water for few hours ??
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Default Re: how to remove denim bleed stains ?? - 04-22-2010, 10:05 AM

What is the denim bleeding onto, do you mean the jeans themselves? Indigo is very hard to remove and soaking them wont make any difference other than to shrink the jeans a bit. Is the Indigo bleeding onto the lighter parts of the embroidery or are you referring to when you cuff the jeans you get a darker indigo crease line on the inside, which is quite normal. Perhaps try a localised stain remover see if that works, but whatever you use if it can remove the stain its lightly to remove Indigo on the jeans you dont want removed!


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Default Re: how to remove denim bleed stains ?? - 04-22-2010, 10:17 AM

yes the bleeding is on jeans .. its near the part where i cuff my jeans ...is it possible to remove those denim bleed stains ?? what about if the stains are on the other parts of the jeans except embroidery ..how you remove them?
i was thinking of using stain remover but it might mess up my jeans ..
any other ideas?
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Default Re: how to remove denim bleed stains ?? - 04-22-2010, 02:53 PM

To be realistic there isnt a great deal you can do to stop the bleeding, other than to wash the jeans which will remove the excess dye. As you will have noticed its only raw unwashed denim that stains, the pre washed type jeans never bleed. I am even careful which sneakers I wear with my RMC because white shoes get badly stained, although I find sealing them with sneaker spray from Footlocker and wiping them down after with babywipes tend to remove most of the darker stains left by the jeans.


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Default Re: how to remove denim bleed stains ?? - 04-22-2010, 08:08 PM

Just wash them remember they are RMC, built to last lol
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Default Re: how to remove denim bleed stains ?? - 04-22-2010, 10:22 PM

thanks dunny & js.

im gonna buy sneaker protection spray cos i can't wash every pair of my rmc in order to get rid of excess dye ..

i used to wear black timbs with rmc cos they bleed and u can't notice but then i have around 5/6 pairs of sneakers which i never use cos im scared they might get those denim stains lol .. but ima try this sneaker protection spray and hopefully it solves the problem
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Default Re: how to remove denim bleed stains ?? - 04-23-2010, 06:14 AM

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thanks dunny & js.

im gonna buy sneaker protection spray cos i can't wash every pair of my rmc in order to get rid of excess dye ..

i used to wear black timbs with rmc cos they bleed and u can't notice but then i have around 5/6 pairs of sneakers which i never use cos im scared they might get those denim stains lol .. but ima try this sneaker protection spray and hopefully it solves the problem

Yeah I need to pick up some of that as well for the new white Supras I got...my jeans have already decided to bleed on them
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Default Re: how to remove denim bleed stains ?? - 04-23-2010, 11:02 AM

soaking the jeans before wearing them doesn't just improve the fit but can also reduce the chances of denim bleed...
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Default Re: how to remove denim bleed stains ?? - 04-26-2010, 06:17 PM

soaking them and letting them air dry for a better fit? or soaking them and wearing them till they dry like what you do with boots for a better fit? what one do you mean?
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