Fix a Snag in Your Jenny Packham Jacket

Quick answer

Gently coax the snagged thread back into the fabric using a blunt needle or a snag repair tool, working from the wrong side to avoid pulling the weave.

Step-by-step snag repair

• Symptom: A single thread loop or pulled loop on the surface of the jacket, with no broken threads or missing embellishment.
• Likely cause: The thread caught on a sharp or rough object, pulling a loop from the weave without breaking it.
• Corrective action: Use a blunt needle or a snag repair tool. Gently push the loop back through the weave from the wrong side. Do not pull on the loop from the right side. Smooth the area with your fingers. If the thread does not slide back easily, stop and consult a professional.
• Stop or choose another option: If the snag has broken the thread, or if you cannot see the wrong side of the fabric, do not attempt repair. Take the jacket to a specialist tailor.

Product details

• Super Moon: The Super Moon jacket features rich all-over embellishment that creates a textured, dimensional surface with striking luminosity. The dense embellishment means snags can be more visible, but also that the fabric structure is robust enough to tolerate gentle manipulation.