With tip of pliers, make a small loop at cut end. Attach to zipper pull with a jump ring. It's easy to make a shirt truly your own with a few leftover snippets of ribbon and rickrack. Trim a solid T-shirt with ribbon stitched along the curve of a neckline, or along the edge of a sleeve or pocket. For an Oxford dress shirt, sew a narrow ribbon along the collar, on each side of the front placket and on the insides of the sleeve plackets.
Tuck ends under and sew in place.
Whether your clothes are stored in your closet or packed inside a suitcase, these ideas will help you keep them looking sharp. Drape hanging garments with tea towels to protect them from dust and dirt while still allowing your clothes to breathe. Unfold and fasten grommet in place with grommet tool. Portable ironing pad. It's easy to give clothes a quick press when traveling if you've packed a portable iron and ironing pad.