Would these work ohkay in a fabric jacket, instead of leather? Or would it not be sturdy enough
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Yes, I used them on jeans and it worked great keep in mind I used a fabric puncher to get a good hole. Found on Amazon for $8
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I think they'd be a bit wide for most car seat straps and would probably fall down. The Ergo straps are thick and they fit those straps well.
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I would NOT use this for leather apparel like jackets, bags, or shoes. Get Leather Honey (or Honey Leather) instead. This feels kinda slippery after application
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I don't know about ideal, but they would definitely work. They are roomy and stack nicely, and if each of your articles of clothing will fit in a 16.5" x 12" x 8" space, then these might be for you. Check out the video review of them that I have on my AmazingCollectibles channel on YouTube to see their size and how they stack. Have a good one!
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I think they would work really well. They make really nice lines and go on very smoothly. The tips do get a little shredded on rougher fabrics.
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They are light weight and not meant for attaching to fabric. If it were a light weight cotton it might work, but no guarantee.
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the clips that attach the strap to the bag are metal (yea) so I don't think they would break easily. the neoprene shoulder part(half inch) is quite stretchy- (cushy, but stretchy) I stretched mine and it stretched a good couple of inches. So your bag might hang a little lower.
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I think they would be too thick for that. Look for something thinner. They are also kind of stiff and would be uncomfortable for that kind of use. They are good, I wanted a heavier pair to wear when it is colder. I forgot that once I get going the cold does not matter.
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I'm sure they'd work, probably eat up your shoe eyelets before they'd ever break. They're like steel cord, real ridged and tough.
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Not sure what you mean by "on fabric." If you use them to attract a metallic object like a political button through a sweatshirt then yes they are strong enough.
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I have not used this on a leather jacket, but I am going to say it would work. I just sprayed 2 pairs of my husband's trail sneakers, which are half leather half mesh, and they stayed dry. He is always in wet leaves and grass playing frisbee golf. If it worked on his shoes, I feel like it will work on anything. By the way, I just finished the can I've been using since last year and I completely soak the shoes, two times (even though it says to do 2 light coats).
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Yes they are stable enough. My only concern about this product is the "leather" it is not a good option, you will have to change them in 2 years.
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It might work if jackets are light weight. My rods are holding very light weight curtains so the rods are perfect. You might try it and to see if it works.
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Probably. They appeared to be thick enough and sturdy enough for an armchair that was "flopped" in a lot! It's hard to say since the bed is wider than the chair and therefore would need stronger support. I would probably give it a try since the return would be relatively easy. Good luck!
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Probably , there are cords connecting the two sides of the leather so you can adjust it. But the cords are weak. It's possible they will break
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I only used it for light objects....I do not think it is sturdy enough for really heavy objects...great for travel for a light sweater, umbrella, small book and wallet....light weight fabric...I'd go for more of a canvas type pack for heavy objects....LB
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They are very cushy, and have ties at the back. But I don't think the fabric is made for outdoor use. That said, it is tightly woven, slick fabric, so I would think they'd be fine as long as they're put away at the end of the day.