How to Remove Embroidery on a Budget

Hi Team,
A different video this time around since it's me going over how I remove embroidery from workwear jackets on a budget.
Sometimes you buy a jacket and it has embroidery that you want to remove but you don't know how and this video goes over the basics on how to remove them. There are other factors to consider like fade and age but this is a new jacket so I didn't worry to much about that.
The jacket in the video is a Carhartt Detroit Jacket J001 BLK from 2018 - so it's crisp new - it feels like it's barely been worn.
Thanks for watching!
Peter
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[@BlackKara]

I have ripped so many clothes trying to get embroidery off. You did a great job with the patch too.

[@peter.nguyen]

Yeah it takes a lot of patience to get it removed without any marks - this was a difficult one so the results weren’t perfect so thanks for the kind words! 😊

[@dshehny]

Hi Peter, great vid. I have the exact same jacket with a small logo I want to remove/ cover. Did you consider using a patch to cover the logo? Or to cover the area once you removed the stitching? The logo I want to remove is much smaller and more square, so probably easier to cover. Any thoughts on sewing/ ironing a patch on the front side?

[@peter.nguyen]

Hi, thanks! I think that if you're settled on putting another patch on, it is better to remove the current patch before applying the new one since overlaying could make it look bulky/thick in that area. Sewing it on would make it easier to remove later in you decide you didn't like it anymore.

[@Divy91311]

Hey Peter , really nice video! I was wondering if I could help you edit your videos and also make a highly engaging Thumbnail which will help your video to reach to a wider audience .

[@chanhyupark6353]

For how much

[@baptistek1917]

The result isn't very good at all. I understood for a while it is not a good idea to buy a clothes having an embroidery with the intent to remove it because the result is disappointing.

[@peter.nguyen]

Thanks mate

[@tintinsimon]

I feel the jacket is less wearable after the removal.... Between the hole and marks on the outer fabric, the condition of the garment has been considerably affected. If you thrift clothes, accept the garment's previous lives and previous uses to live on as you wear it. Embroidery and other patches just makes the pieces more unique, more personal.

[@alty3143]

Is it size m to small for you ?

[@peter.nguyen]

This is a Large 😊

[@iPsYcHeDeLiiCZ]

What’s you weight and height?

[@peter.nguyen]

5"7 and 70kg

[@1973761973]

RESPECT

[@peter.nguyen]

Thanks I appreciate it