Hannah Gagnon, a.k.a. “The Patchhunter”, creates custom retro looks with patches of her own design (and ones she finds on the hunt) ...

From denim vests to bullet belts and drawer after drawer of black t-shirts, this is how metal music developed its signature dress code ...

Life’s too short to iron, least of all when you’re dashing out the door or packing light. For those pesky creases that seem ...

Howler Bros. describes its design ethos as "a kung-fu surf movie set in the wild west." The exclusive Toyota Land Cruiser ...

These marks can look like scorch stains, shiny patches where the heat has melted the fibers, or deep creases. Iron marks happen when your iron is too hot, you forgot to dampen your item, or you've ...

you can use this gadget as a steam and dry iron. It takes the sole plate only three seconds to reach its specified temperature, which will then release bursts of steam to your clothing.

Chance Zane Chavez, 34, faces murder charges after he allegedly killed his wife, Kristen Chavez, with a clothing iron in Houston. Prior to the incident, he abandoned her four pet dogs on a busy ...

Iron oxide helps to protect your skin ... You want to apply it before going outside to all skin that clothing won’t cover. When used this way, sunscreen can prevent new dark spots and patches. It can ...

Wassergord, 43, started crafting custom shirts with a Cricut machine and an iron in her basement 12 ... Customers can personalize clothing with patches applied in-store using a heat press.

Patches are one of the easiest and most versatile ways to customize your clothes. Patches can transform a plain piece into a statement outfit. You can go for pre-made iron-on patches—just heat them ...

The point is that the clothes will get messy; why not treat the mess as a design element? At Mini Rodini’s two stores in Stockholm and London, the brand has “patch parties” where customers ...