resewn

Stitched once more

Resewn is the past participle of resew, meaning sewn again or anew.

A seam that came apart gets resewn.

A button that fell off gets resewn.

The word appears in tailoring, upholstery, and surgical contexts: The wound had to be resewn after the stitches tore.

fabric

thread

Fiber for stitching

  • needlePointed implement for sewing
  • textileMaterial from woven fibers
  • cottonPlant fiber for textiles

silk · wool · linen · denim · canvas · velvet · satin · seam · stitch · bobbin

mending

patching

Repairing by covering

reattaching · reinforcing · securing · hemming · rebinding · fixing · joining · ripped · torn · threadbare

tailoring

alterations

Changes made to something

measurements · taking in · letting out · bespoke · couture · pattern making · draping · basting · lining · interfacing

sustainable

upcycled

Creatively remade from waste

secondhand · recycled · repurposed · reclaimed · reused · circular · visible mending · waste reduction · handmade

Opposites
repair method

resewnglued

Fastened with adhesive

patched · stapled · taped · pinned · fused

garment/textile state

resewntorn

Pulled into pieces

ripped · unstitched · unsewn · frayed · tattered

Family

resew, resewing, resews, resewed

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G