How to Add Fringed Edges to Garments @closetcorepatterns
How to Add Fringed Edges to Garments  @closetcorepatterns
Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This technique is pure magic for transforming both your handmade or thrifted blazers and jackets into something that looks seriously expensive. We're talking about those delicate fringed hems and cuffs that add incredible movement and texture to your garments and scream CHANEL.

While this tutorial focuses on classic wool (we used this technique on our French-style Peggy Jacket), don't sleep on experimenting with other fabrics. Linen creates the most beautiful casual summer blazer fringe, denim gives you that perfect high-low mix we're obsessed with, and cotton canvas would work beautifully on our workwear style patterns for everyday pieces you'll actually want to wear.

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How to Add Fringed Edges to Garments

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