Now that our kids are in the thick of remote learning, you may have found yourself purchasing the most basic clothes they need. And why not? With kids not having to wear “the cool” outfit every day at school, this is an excellent opportunity to save a bit of money. This is were mending comes in. Mending is not only a lesson in frugality; it is good for the environment, with Americans being one of the main culprits of textile waste.
Dictionary.com defines the word mend as “to make (something broken, worn, torn, or otherwise damaged) whole, sound, or usable by repairing.”
If looking to compile together a kit of products and items that will help give your family’s wardrobe more longevity, especially while we are in quarantine, here are five tips for easy at-home mending.
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