Quiz

Hem or straps

Five questions. A hem that drags on wet I-Drive grass is a length problem. A strap that slips in humidity is a shoulder problem. Same night, two jobs. Treat them as one job and you finish the wrong one.

Fashion tape for a strap that slips — Tape is a night hold. A sewn bite is a different job.

They often arrive in the same message because they happen on the same walk: hotel room, curb, grass that still holds water, ballroom that runs cold. Current Results, drawing on NCEI averages, gives July about 19 thunderstorm days. A hem planned only for ballroom marble will catch that I-Drive grass on the way in. Pack the fitting kit after you choose. This quiz does not book a fitter.

The lecture is Hem vs straps. Hem notes live on Hem in Orlando.

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Florida Climate Center normals
Hem vs straps
Fitting kit

Hem or straps

A hem that catches wet grass is which job?

June at Orlando International Airport is a dry month for a hem. True or false?

Fashion tape on a slipping strap is which hold?

Humidity can relax a hem you marked in dry air. True or false?

When you mark a hem for an Orlando walk, the shoe stays on. True or false?

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