can they be hemed up?
122513
I suppose you could, but it is possible depending how high you hem them up you may want to hem up the pockets as well.
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To answer your question I would say probably not. I am 5'6" tall and the extra-large pair of shorts fall just to the top of my knees when I'm standing. When I'm on the bike the shorts ride about 2 inches above my knee so the shorts aren't long enough to chafe the back of my knee. You could probably hem the outer short but the liner has an elastic band to keep it tight around your legs. I think it would be difficult to hem the liner and possibly uncomfortable to wear it if you did . The liner is about an inch shorter than the outer shorts and depending how much you hemmed the shorts you would probably see the liner if you didn't hem it. I hope this helps you in your decision.
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To answer your question I would say probably not. I am 5'6" tall and the extra-large pair of shorts fall just to the top of my knees when I'm standing. When I'm on the bike the shorts ride about 2 inches above my knee so the shorts aren't long enough to chafe the back of my knee. You could probably hem the outer short but the liner has an elastic band to keep it tight around your legs. I think it would be difficult to hem the liner and possibly uncomfortable to wear it if you did . The liner is about an inch shorter than the outer shorts and depending how much you hemmed the shorts you would probably see the liner if you didn't hem it. I hope this helps you in your decision. To answer your question I would say probably not. I am 5'6" tall and the extra-large pair of shorts fall just to the top of my knees when I'm standing. When I'm on the bike the shorts ride about 2 inches above my knee so the shorts aren't long enough to chafe the back of my knee. You could probably hem the outer short but the liner has an elastic band to keep it tight around your legs. I think it would be difficult to hem the liner and possibly uncomfortable to wear it if you did . The liner is about an inch shorter than the outer shorts and depending how much you hemmed the shorts you... » Read More To answer your question I would say probably not. I am 5'6" tall and the extra-large pair of shorts fall just to the top of my knees when I'm standing. When I'm on the bike the shorts ride about 2 inches above my knee so the shorts aren't long enough to chafe the back of my knee. You could probably hem the outer short but the liner has an elastic band to keep it tight around your legs. I think it would be difficult to hem the liner and possibly uncomfortable to wear it if you did . The liner is about an inch shorter than the outer shorts and depending how much you hemmed the shorts you would probably see the liner if you didn't hem it. I hope this helps you in your decision. « Show Less
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I don't think so, I can't even raise mine to clean under them, they are hardwired down/in.
23441
No, they can't be uncrimped. They would have to be cut with a rotary cutting tool.
1550589
Yes, you can do this, but you will not get all of the HOD qualities until all of the previous black has been flushed through by the HOD. If the tamper resistant qualities of HOD are important to you, I would flush the old black out first to ensure you know what you are dealing with.
1394497
the sides are a soft material- if you sew you could make holes and hem the opening otherwise the mayerial would prob fray.
2269219
They don't look like the kind of links that can be opened, but maybe you could cut them off and replace them with a leather thong or different chain. They are such good quality for the price, it might be worth a little alteration.
543682
Not without some beefing up. They serve the residential purpose but even at that I was missing some hardware & had to use some extra screws of my own to get them stable. I think you could make them string with some time & materials but even at that the fabric is pretty cheap & may not hold up.
666168
Yes you can do that. It is a bit tricky to line them up perfectly but it can be done.
189134
Yes; Hemming the bottom of the liner is a possibility, if it is to long. The material used for the liner is thin and silk-like.
314997
Yes they can but ours came apart in the wash and had to buy replacements from Seville directly.
714001
Hmmm. They are sturdy -- we have only had weiht of 185 in hem. Seem ok for that and could probably hold more
95979
Not without some tools. I suppose you could get some bailing wire and tie them together.
116110
You can cinch them in around the ankles. I imagine you could hem them up, if necessary, but you'd have to deal with the elastic band that cinches around the ankles. They are a GREAT pair of pants! I'm planning on ordering another pair in a different color.
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I got 32s and hemmed them up to 31. They look great. I didn't remove any material, but just folded them up an inch and used a sewing machine.
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I suppose you could cut them, but you would need too do a quilted type x hem on each piece. They are completely hemmed around the whole piece.
558473
Yes you should be able to do that. They are heat resistant so you could straighten them if that's what you want.
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They are plastic so I'm sure you can. They come with a hole through the thicker end already.