I have compiled 10 clothing hacks every woman should know! These are all tried and true hacks that work like a charm. Feel free to pin and share with other women who might benefit from knowing these great tips! To find out more about the tips, click on the blue links to be taken to the original tutorial.
1. Bra Strap Hack
Strapless bras are often uncomfortable and ill-fitting. Learn a simple trick to hide bra straps using a bra clip, or a butterfly paperclip.
2. Pant Buttoning Hack
If you are between sizes, newly pregnant, postpartum, having cramps, or are simply bloated, this tip is a lifesaver! Learn how to extend your waistband using just a hair tie.
3. Camel Toe/Riding Pants Prevention Hack
Thin pants, leggings, and workout attire can ride-up and cause unwanted cleavage often referred to as “camel toe”. To prevent pants from riding up, check out this hack by Grosgrain involving stiffened felt!
4. Pokey Underwire Bra Hack
We’ve all been there! Your underwire pokes through the fabric and stabs you in the chest. Use this quick tip by Chaotically Creative to repair your underwire bra.
5. Deodorant Remover Hack
Deodorant stains ruining your look? Don’t change your shirt just yet! Try this easy deodorant removing hack to eliminate the white with just a few swipes. All you need is fabric for this easy fix!
6. Bracelet Clasp Hack
This is a fantastic trick to remember for securing your bracelet by yourself. All you need is a large paperclip. Simply bend the paperclip open and secure one end to your bracelet. Grip the paper clip with one hand and secure the clasp with the other. No need to call in reinforcements!
7. Too Tight Shoe Hack
This is a great tip found over at Agape Love Designs. If your shoes have suddenly become too tight, don’t donate them quite yet. Find the “how to’s” here.
8. Zip Up Dress Hack
Zip up a dress by yourself with ease with this easy hack! All you need is a ribbon and/or clothespin. Click here for the full step-by-steps.
9. Double Sided Tape Clothing Hack
Blouses that gap between buttons can be tamed with double sided tape! You can use permanent double sided tape or for a better grip you can purchase Hollywood Fashion Tape
10. Sweater Pill Razor Hack
Any pills on flat clothing can easily be removed with a disposable razor. Lay your garment on a flat surface and using a disposable razor simply shave the the pills right off! I don’t recommend this technique on sweaters but it works great on sweatshirts and other tight knits.
Here are some fabulous fashion hack products that I regularly use:
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**Disclosure: Any tips, hacks, tutorials, and recipes that you read off the internet, may or may not work as anticipated. If you choose to implement these hacks, you do so at your own risk. These hacks have worked for me but are not guaranteed to work, and may indeed damage your clothing/items. This blog is for entertainment purposes only. All tutorials and demonstrations are not intended to be professional advice.
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For button gaps, would it be better to use velcro, instead of constantly changing the tape?
I think that’s a great idea!
I find that shirts with a buttonhole that goes straight up and down tend to give a gap nore so than a buttonhole that goes sideways, so I don’t buy shirts with straight up and down buttonholes
These are great tips! My only concern is the razor to get rid of pilling. Wouldn’t that wear out the fabric faster?
If you’re concerned at all, I wouldn’t do it. However, if it’s a choice between giving away the sweatshirt/sweater or trying the razor method I’d recommend giving it a go.
I have done this trick for years and it works great! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for stopping by!
Really helpful. Love these tips
I have a love/hate relationship with sweatshirts and sweaters because they pill after a couple of washes. I am so glad to see a fix for that! Thank you for sharing these tips, I’ll definitely have to try them out!
You’re so welcome!
You show using a paperclip to put on a bracelet, but you can also use a large safety pin. Just pin it right to the bracelet clasp and then un-pin once clasped. Use the paperclip to hide your bra straps. Good tips!
I love these tips! The bra strap tip is such a great one. I’ve used the clips in the back before but never in front. Thanks so much for putting together a great list!!
You’re welcome Julie! I’m so glad you found the tips helpful. 🙂
For the shirt gap I hav always just safety pinned it .But will try tape.
I’ve found that the permanent tape or the Hollywood Tape Strips are the only kind of tape that sticks. Removable double-sided tape is useless and will not hold. The problem with the sticky stuff is that it can leave a residue on some fabrics and WILL definitely leave a residue if washed and dried on the fabric. I would test it first in an inconspicuous spot before use.
I love the waist extendet tip with the hair tie and the other tips. Great ideas. Thanks.
Thanks for visiting Mary!
I’m super busty and have found sewing up the button shirt in the front and treating it as a pullover is the greatest trick. I can’t wait to try the shoe one!
Great idea! I do this, too. Even with nightgowns that have buttons down the front. Sewing them up and slipping over the head works so well.
I found most all of these very helpful. Especially liked the bracelet tio!
I’m glad you found them helpful! Thanks for visiting Teri. 🙂
Beth, Thanks so much for sharing my underwire bra trick! Hope your readers find it useful. Love seeing these other tips too!
It’s such a great tip that I’ve used over the years! Thanks for sharing. 🙂
I’ve got big breast and even shirts at the proper size make gaps.
I found this review helpful and great.
So thanks for you’re great blog and have a nice day 🙂
Me too! I just sew them up and slip over my head. Then there are no mishaps…hahaha
Great idea!