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"Yesterday I was going to the drug store during my lunch hour and noticed a woman wearing a beautiful pair of trousers. I noticed the trousers for they were made of a beautiful wool fabric (sorry, these are things I&amp;#039;m into), and fit well. Obviously she paid a pretty penny for these pants and she was on her way to ruining them!!!! How? She either didn&amp;#039;t bother to get them hemmed or have them hemmed correctly. They were so long that even in her high, high heels these trousers were hitting the ground. As I walked closer, I noticed with dismay that the bottom edges were becoming frayed. Ladies, this should not happen!!! It&amp;#039;s always a good idea to spend money on good basics for your wardrobe, but they must fit properly and be taken care of so you can get years and years of use out of the garments. Want to be able to wear a pair of trousers with both heels and flats? Spend the money and go to a tailor and ask them to hem the pants with a &amp;quot;break&amp;quot; in them. That means when you look down the crease should not be straight, it should bend or &amp;quot;break&amp;quot; mid calf. That will give you a proper hem that will look good with any shoe and preserve your good trousers for years to come!!! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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