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.
122514
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.
122515
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
1054984
I don't see any reason they couldn't. The edges don't appear to have any finish on them so they should cut down alright. No promises though
611104
Yes, they can. I am on my third one. My husband is the one who put them up and took them down, and he didn't have much trouble. I believe he just scraped the residue off with a putty knife.
156140
Yes, they can. It's real tough Velcro keeping them on real securely, but they can be removed.
101157
Yes you can. The biggest problem is tearing them out of the sheet, that takes time and patience.
833154
They arrive unattached (you assemble) so I would think you could re-cover them. Not sure how hard it would be to unattach them and re-cover later.
1376006
Yes. The core is aluminum so they are bendable and as long as there is no saturation from blood they can be wiped done and reused
1882256
Sorry I just checked and No they can not be changed because they are like melted on. Did not see any holes. Hope this helped you.
590267
No the pants do not come hemmed, you will have to do that yourself or have someone do it for you.
934468
They can be ironed using a soft cloth over the top of the tablecloth - I gave up as they were so big I couldn't manage. I took them out of the wrapping and folded them into quarters, rolled them up together until I was ready to use them. They still had some creases but not as bad as they had been.
2201906
I believe when I purchased them I also wondered if they could be altered. I don't really recall what I was told so I think to be on the safe side I would call. The only criticism I have with these shades it that the material seems flimsy, but that being said I have had them up for nearly two years and they have worn well.
795684
I do not see why not. The sides have a nice stretchy material and good elastic at the hem. Quite nice for price compared with other more expensive brands I have purchased.
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.
714001
Hmmm. They are sturdy -- we have only had weiht of 185 in hem. Seem ok for that and could probably hold more
624470
Without a doubt! It may be a little big. Nothing a little hemming can't fix!
1069007
You can, they just might take a little while to dry out. They are like hair bands, a bit. Like an old school scrunchie. :)
702606
Not easily. You could probably find a way to attach them if you were dedicated to it.