Keep the fit you love
Some clothes are hard to replace. Mending gives you a way to keep working with a familiar favorite instead of starting over.
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Visible mending, made personal
Guidance included
More wear from your favorites
Visible mending, made personal
Guidance included
More wear from your favorites
Visible mending, made personal
Guidance included
More wear from your favorites
Visible mending, made personal
Guidance included
More wear from your favorites
Visible mending, made personal
Guidance included
More wear from your favorites
Visible mending, made personal
Guidance included
More wear from your favorites
Visible mending, made personal
Guidance included
More wear from your favorites
Visible mending, made personal
Guidance included
More wear from your favorites
Visible mending, made personal
Guidance included
More wear from your favorites
Visible mending, made personal
Guidance included
More wear from your favorites
Visible mending, made personal
Guidance included
More wear from your favorites
Visible mending, made personal
Guidance included
More wear from your favorites
Keep the clothes. Add your character.
You don't have to say goodbye to a favorite just because it's worn through.
ROPOV helps you weave a new patch into the story. Keep the familiar fit, the memories, and the piece that feels like you—then add a repair with its own personality.
See how the loom works ↓
The tool behind the transformation
A loom gives your threads a place to start. The wooden disc supports your fabric while the hooks organize the vertical threads. You weave across them to build the patch.
Keep the repair area positioned over the disc so you can focus on the section in front of you.
The arranged threads give you a visible path for the over-and-under weaving motion.
Your choice of thread and pattern gives each repair its own character.
Why make room for mending?
A useful repair.
A small creative moment.
Some clothes are hard to replace. Mending gives you a way to keep working with a familiar favorite instead of starting over.
A quiet neutral, a bright contrast, a simple stripe. Your repair can feel understated or become the detail you like most.
Put your hands to a small, practical project. Watch the rows come together and take pride in a repair you've made yourself.
From worn spot to woven patch
Follow the included instructions
for the complete technique.
Place the area you want to mend over the wooden disc and secure the fabric as directed. Start with a small, manageable repair.
Take a moment to position it comfortably.Use the hooks to set up the vertical threads across the repair area. Follow the guide for spacing and tension.
This creates the foundation of your patch.Pass the needle over and under the vertical threads. Continue row by row, keeping the weave consistent as you go.
Go at your own pace; neatness comes with practice.Release the patch from the hooks and secure the loops and thread ends following the instructions. Check your finish before wearing.
A familiar piece, with a detail made by you.Look around your wardrobe
Choose thread and technique
to suit the fabric you're repairing.
Bring character to a worn spot with a woven patch. Contrast thread makes the mend a deliberate design detail.
Work thoughtfully with the original texture and stretch. A considered color choice can make the repair feel part of the piece.
Explore repairs on suitable household textiles, such as towels and covers, where you can access and support the fabric.
Fabric condition, access to the repair area, thread choice, and finishing technique all affect the result. For delicate or unfamiliar materials, practice on a spare piece first.

Tools + a place to start
A hands-on kit with guidance to help you get acquainted with the process.
The working foundation that supports your fabric and organizes the threads.
The hand tools used as you weave and finish your repair.
A reference to keep beside you while you learn the sequence and explore designs.
Open the tutorial link from the QR code in the booklet and follow along.
New to visible mending?
You don't need a masterpiece to make a meaningful repair. Begin with a simple pattern, give yourself time to understand the threads, and let each patch teach you something.
A repair you can see
Visible mending celebrates the repair. This kit helps you create a woven patch; it doesn't restore the original fabric invisibly.
Choose thread close to the garment's color and keep your pattern simple.
Pair contrasting colors or explore a pattern that makes the patch stand out.
Pay attention to the condition of the surrounding fabric and secure the edges and ends carefully.
Before your first stitch
A little guidance to help you decide if visible mending is right for you.
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