How to fix small hole in tshirt

June 30, 2015 Update: T-shirt repair using this method is still holding strong! This isn’t a shirt I wear everyday, but it has been washed and worn several times since this original post in F…

THE TINY HOLE MYSTERY SOLVED. Do you get tiny holes in your tops and t-shirts? Then there is no doubt that you have looked online to find out what causes them an no, it's not moths or any bugs for that matter and they can be prevented!

I'm tackling some of those bothersome small holes that appear on t-shirts with some quirky and colourful visible mending.

Small holes in cotton clothing often result from snagging or destructive moths and insects that eat tiny holes into the clothing typically no bigger than a pellet. Small holes are easy to mend and unnoticeable after repairs.

We’re often missing the cold, hard facts about clothing waste. Even sustainable brands want you to buy, not stop buying. I want to teach you how to mend holes in your textiles instead.

The easiest way to repair a pinhole prick in your favorite T-Shirt doesn't need needle, thread or sewing at all— just this quick trick that works like magic.

Small holes in cotton clothing often result from snagging or destructive moths and insects that eat tiny holes into the clothing typically no bigger than a pellet. Small holes are easy to mend and unnoticeable after repairs.

Hint: It's not moths!

There’s a fix for these fabric holes that is easier than sewing, patch fabric without sewing kit using this technique.

Take the spare spandex material and cut out a patch that’s around ¼ inch bigger in diameter than the hole. Place the patch over the hole and pin in place.