Seasoning of Beret Methods?

• Xelement

  3 Oct 09, 20:17

  can anyone teach how to pin the crest on the beret, how to season etc?

• TrueHeart

  3 Oct 09, 20:46

  Originally posted by Xelement:

  can anyone teach how to pin the crest on the beret, how to season etc?

  First, force the crest on the inner part of the beret to create two small dents.

  Second, use something sharp to poke through the dents to create two holes.

  Third, put the crest in the front, with its two points through the two holes you made, and you just need to put your pin through in the inner part of the beret.

  As for seasoning, you could fold it in half to create the "fold" which you need, and place it under somewhere heavy such as your mattress. If you have no idea how to create the "fold", ask your seniors for help.

• tarutaru

  3 Oct 09, 23:45

  Ask the emart to help you put on the crest.....as for seasoning, i like to put it under my pillow and sleep on it...

• kopiosatu

  3 Oct 09, 23:50

  beret nowadays so soft

  just remove the inner lining and it falls into place.

• Xelement

  4 Oct 09, 00:35

  Originally posted by tarutaru:

  Ask the emart to help you put on the crest.....as for seasoning, i like to put it under my pillow and sleep on it...

  too many trainees, emart sure very busy. 

  thanks for all ur help

• loki_chaos

  6 Oct 09, 12:06

  hide underneath your pillow...sit on it whenever you can(and want). Iron the side of your beret.

   

• Man!x

  6 Oct 09, 12:20

  Wash your beret in the washing machine, When its wet, don your beret and shape it then tighten it slightly loose to fit your head. Dry it up. It will shrivel up nicely to your size. Get a beret backing to support the crest.

  Put it under your bed if you are not wearing it.

• Xelement

  6 Oct 09, 20:05

  beret backing is the piece of leather? must pierce through it also?

• Gedanken

  6 Oct 09, 20:13

  Soak in hot water overnight.

  Whoops, that's boots.

• collinnxk88

  6 Oct 09, 22:28

  Originally posted by Xelement:

  beret backing is the piece of leather? must pierce through it also?

  yes...

  personally speaking, if the beret's shape has been previously seasoned nicely on your own after getting/buying it, to really keep the shape there permanently, it is suggested to iron the right half of the beret.. as tried on my own. [the part where u usually have to 'pull to the right'] the beret in turn will look 'sharper' also.