need to make sure that there is an evenness so this is a pair we have already patched up so once the patch is in there, we have actually stitched around the outside and then over stitched it again. You can do this by hand, obviously a little bit more labour or normally done on a sewing machine. Here's another pair of jeans that we've done a patch on and this was particularly requested. The person who wanted this done to this fabric he supplied to us, a pair of old winter jeans, a pair of Levi's, and what he wanted was a pair of original fabric of what he supplied to us so we have done some decorative artwork where we use a slightly dark patch there and slightly more weathered. And on the inside, you can see the different layers of patching, so again it's a way you can do it, how you want to, but the main thing is to make sure that the fabric is used or as close to it as possible. The way they looked then, after so washed pair of jeans, you try and use washed fabric if they are not washed, wash them yourself. And if it is a raw pair of jeans, be sure and use raw fabric because we use specialized fabric that we salvage and we use salvage fabric on denims as well.