CLEVE-IT vs Sewing: Quick Fix or Permanent Repair?
Sewing offers a permanent fix for a gaping shirt or blouse. CLEVE-IT offers a fix in seconds, with no needle, thread, or tailor required. Which one you need depends on how much time you have, and how long you need the fix to last.
Permanent vs Quick Fixes
Sewing a hidden snap or an extra button changes the garment itself, closing the gap for good on that one piece. CLEVE-IT doesn't alter the garment. It closes the gap on demand and moves to the next shirt or blouse when you're done.
Time Required
Sewing takes a needle, matching thread, and several minutes at minimum, longer if it means a trip to a tailor. CLEVE-IT takes seconds, with nothing to thread and nothing to match.
No-Sew Convenience
For anyone without sewing tools on hand, or without the time to use them, CLEVE-IT is the practical middle ground: not a permanent alteration, but a genuine fix rather than a temporary patch.
When Each Option Makes Sense
Sewing makes sense for a single shirt or blouse you wear constantly and want permanently altered. CLEVE-IT makes sense for flexibility across an entire wardrobe, or for the moment a gap opens and there's no time to reach for a needle.
FAQs
Should I sew a snap instead of using CLEVE-IT?
If you only wear one shirt or blouse and want a permanent fix, sewing a hidden snap is a good option. If you want a fix that works across your whole wardrobe without altering each piece, CLEVE-IT is the more flexible choice.
Can I use CLEVE-IT and still sew later?
Yes. CLEVE-IT is a non-permanent fix, so it doesn't rule out sewing a permanent solution down the line.
Not every gap needs a permanent fix
Keep CLEVE-IT on hand for the ones that just need to disappear for the day.
Cleve-it is for the female (big busted) very busy business woman who is always on the run, traveling a lot.
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