We all know how wonderful EBAY is...Whether you are buying or selling, I think there is something for everybody!!

After opening my own eBay store, "Always A Touch Of Class", starting with St. John Knits and now specializing in all designer clothing, such as; GUCCI, CHANEL, PRADA, ESCADA, TSE, MARC JACOBS, and others I have gained knowledge on many things that go on with the eBay process. I have also been blessed with amazing customers on eBay. To understand the value of whatever you are selling to whom you are selling makes things much easier.

Okay, I want to let you know a secret..When items are damaged, especially knits with holes, moth holes, tears, pulls, and stains they are discounted greatly by eBay sellers. This becomes the right time for you to buy. A professional and famous business "Knitwear Doctor" has been specializing in all knitwear repair and knit alteration needs. They also dye clothes and almost always dyeing of garments turns out much better than people expect. I think it is very important to know that there is a place for you that can help when making a decision on buying, especially for a great price. Moth holes can be fixed!!!

www.knitweardoctor.com

Knitwear Doctor repairs any knit, St. John Knit, cashmere, wool, rayon, and also does reweaving on fabric. They can dye any garment excluding ones that are not made of natural fibers. Just a tip.

I wrote this blog for you to know that there is help when buying on eBay!! You can post questions or comments and I will answer as best I can!!!

"where class never goes out of style"

http://stores.ebay.com/Always-A-Touch-Of-Class

YES!!! You found the one place that will tell you about knit alterations and repairs.  How many times did you pull out your favorite cashmere sweater and found that there was a moth hole right on the front, or did you ever go shopping and find a knit you love, but the sleeves are too long?

Okay, well here is a secret...."KNITWEAR DOCTOR"..If you find that moth hole, it can be repaired and will be invisible after the work is done. Let's say you tore your knit on something, it can be repaired by KNITWEAR DOCTOR. There is a special process called reknitting and reweaving that can be done on knits. It truly is a lost art. The reason is because it takes a long time because evrything is done by hand. It is a process of unravelling and refinishing for shortening sleeves, hemming knitted pants, shortening the body, repairing holes, burns, stains, etc.

Knitwear Doctor has been written in VOGUE magazine and other press releases for the amazing work they do for individuals and big stores like; Gucci, Armani, Prada, St. John Knits, Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, Chanel, Fendi, High Boutique stores all over the world, and others.

HERE ARE SOME FACTS ABOUT THIS LOST MIRACLE WORK

• Moth Holes Or Other Holes In Knits:  This is called reknitting. Yarn is taken from the same garment to match the color, weight, and fiber of the garment, and it is rewoven. This process leaves flawless knit repair. Even if you have a stain, it can be rewoven, so you wont see it anymore.
• Knit Alterations:  When you need to alter your sweater or any knit clothing, a section of the garment is removed by unravelling and refinishing, usually leaving the same original finishing. Even cashmere alterations are done this way, it is more difficult because the yarn is finer; however, the results are beautiful. Knitted sleeves are shortened the same way. St. John Knits alterations are done very well too.
• Knit Alterations:  Other knit alterations, like picking up the shoulder seam...moving the seam higher. Taking in the knit from the sides of the garments, removing a turtle neck on knits (it will actually look like it came that way when its done), etc.
• Dyeing of St. John Knits And Other Knits: If you have that stain, you can always dye your knit to cover it up. Amazing results are achieved with "Knitwear Doctor".

I am just giving you some basic and amazing new information. Go to their website at www.knitweardoctor.com to see the variety of things they do to help save your clothes. Just to name some: knit repairs, knit alterations, cashmere repair, knit dyeing, dyeing of garments, reknitting, shortening of knits, moth hole repair, fabric reweaving, and more.  REMEMBER!!! Don't throw it away, when you can save it.