Your favorite sweater,minus the hole

Moth holes, worn elbows, pilling, chewed cuffs and holes of unknown origin, repaired by hand in our Seattle studio. Mail it from anywhere in the US.

Start your sweater order →Holes from $42 · Back in 2 to 3 weeks. We ship it within 2 weeks of arrival · Shipping & handling $20 each way, per order

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A pinned hole in the grey stripe of a striped wool sweater

Prada striped wool crewneck, repaired at the studio.

Real repairs

Every sweater is different

The yarn, the knit and the size of the hole decide how close we can get. We always go for the least visible repair your sweater allows.

A moth hole beside the embroidered star on a grey cashmere sweater — **Dior cashmere, tarot motif.** A moth hole beside the embroidery.

The same spot after repair, the hole gone — **Dior cashmere, tarot motif.** A moth hole beside the embroidery.

A hole in the sleeve of a navy cotton sweater — **Filson cotton crewneck.** Matching yarn, close up.

The same sleeve after repair in matching yarn — **Filson cotton crewneck.** Matching yarn, close up.

A hole in the cable front of a cream sweater — **Vintage cable knit.** Worked back into the cable.

The cable rebuilt — **Vintage cable knit.** Worked back into the cable.

A small hole in the tan motif of a jacquard cardigan — **Sskein jacquard cardigan.** Lost in the pattern.

The same motif after repair — **Sskein jacquard cardigan.** Lost in the pattern.

A hole by the hem of a red and black monogram knit, marked with pins — **Dior monogram knit.** A hole by the hem, gone into the pattern.

The same hem after repair — **Dior monogram knit.** A hole by the hem, gone into the pattern.

Real repairs from our studio. A repaired hole is rarely completely invisible, but on most sweaters you'll have to look for it.

Reknit or darn? We decide.

FXRY's reknit sample on a grey knit — Reknitting
Closest to the original.

FXRY's machine darn sample on a rust-colored knit — Machine darning
Strong and discreet, a little firmer.

Your knit decides which, and we choose when it arrives. Want to know first? Send us a photo before you book. If a repair costs more than you paid, we'll ask before we start.

Prefer it to show?

A visible reknit in pink yarn on a mustard sweater sleeve — Visible reknit
Same repair, a new color.

We can reknit it in a contrast color instead. Tell us the color in “Anything else for our fixers?” at checkout.

from $42

Each hole, priced by size

$42 for a hole up to ¼ inch, rising with size. Measure across the widest point, and you'll see your total before you pay.

$20

Shipping & handling, each way

One flat fee per order, however many sweaters are in the box. We email a prepaid label.

25¢

Not sure?

Send a photo of the hole with a coin or ruler next to it, and we'll tell you before you book.

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Cashmere, merino, lambswool, cotton

We have repaired thousands of sweaters. The fiber changes how we close a hole, not whether we can.

Cashmere

The knit we see most in the mail. Short, soft fibers that moths find first, so holes open at the elbow, the cuff and the front. We reknit it where the knit allows, matched to the gauge so the repair sits flat.

Wool, merino and lambswool

The most forgiving knitwear on our table. Both repairs hold well, and the yarn match is usually close.

Cotton and blends

Cotton knits and cotton blends arrive all year, from fine summer sweaters to heavy fisherman knits. The knit decides the method.

Acrylic and synthetics

We can reknit synthetic yarn. The real question is whether it is worth the repair money. Natural fibers last longer and are easier to look after, which is why they are worth keeping going.

Each hole, priced by size

One hole up to ¼ inch	$42
One hole up to ½ inch	$60
One hole up to ¾ inch	$78
One hole up to 1 inch	$86
One hole up to 1½ inches	$115
Two elbow patches	$95
Depill a sweater	$88

Measure across the widest point. Every hole is priced on its own, so a sweater with four holes is four lines on your order. Fine, tightly knit pieces are priced higher. You see your total before you pay.

Questions we get asked

Can I mail a cashmere sweater to you?

Yes, from anywhere in the US. Book online and we email you a prepaid shipping label. Shipping and handling is $20 each way, one flat fee per order however many sweaters are in the box.

What does it cost to repair a moth hole?

From $42 for a hole up to a quarter inch, rising with size. Every hole is priced on its own, measured across the widest point, and you see the total before you pay.

Do you reknit or darn?

Your knit decides, and we choose when it arrives. Reknitting is closest to the original. Machine darning is strong and discreet, a little firmer. Want to know first? Send us a photo of the hole before you book.

How long does it take?

Back in 2 to 3 weeks. We ship it within 2 weeks of arrival.

Will the repair show?

We aim for the least visible repair your sweater allows. It is rarely completely invisible, but on most sweaters you have to look for it. If you would rather it show, we can reknit in a contrast color instead.

Do you repair merino, lambswool and cotton knits?

Yes, and acrylic and blends too. Natural fibers are usually what is worth the repair money, because they last longer and are easier to look after.

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How to care for your sweaters at home

Your favorite sweater,minus the hole

Every sweater is different

Reknit or darn? We decide.

Reknitting

Machine darning

Prefer it to show?

Visible reknit

Each hole, priced by size

Shipping & handling, each way

Not sure?

Cashmere, merino, lambswool, cotton

Cashmere

Wool, merino and lambswool

Cotton and blends

Acrylic and synthetics

Each hole, priced by size

Questions we get asked

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