Customizing your jeans at home can be a fun and creative way to express your style. Here are some cool ideas to get you started. We’ve also put a mood board below of some designs we like that might give you some inspiration.

• Painting: Use fabric paint or bleach to put whatever you want on your jeans. You can use stencils to create precise shapes or even just freehand paint it. You can even just use a sharpie pen or permanent marker.
  
• Embroidery: Add embroidered patches to your jeans. You can use embroidery thread to stitch flowers, geometric patterns, or even just some writing onto your jeans. Embroidery adds a personal touch and can elevate the look of your denim.
  
• Patchwork: Cut out patches from old denim or other fabric scraps and sew them onto your jeans to create a patchwork effect. You can mix and match different colors and textures to create a unique design. Patchwork is a great way to upcycle old jeans and give them new life.
  
• Distressing: Give your jeans a distressed look by sanding, scraping, or cutting them. You can create frayed hems, rip holes, or add strategic patches of wear for a lived-in vibe. Distressing your jeans adds character and can give them a trendy, edgy look.
  
• Tie-Dye: Try tie-dyeing your jeans for a colorful and psychedelic effect. You can use rubber bands to create different patterns like spirals, stripes, or bullseyes. Experiment with different dye colors and techniques to create a one-of-a-kind design.
  
• Patches and Pins: Decorate your jeans with patches, pins, or badges that reflect your interests and personality. You can sew on patches featuring your favorite bands, TV shows, or symbols, or pin on enamel pins for a customizable look.
  
• Bleach Dyeing: Create unique patterns on your jeans by bleach dyeing them. Use bleach to remove color from certain areas of the fabric, creating a distressed or tie-dye effect. You can use spray bottles, brushes, or stencils to apply the bleach and create different designs.

A few of these may sound difficult but they're all surprisingly easy, just wack on a tutorial from youtube, and you’re away.

Remember to wash and dry your jeans before customizing them to ensure that the fabric is clean and pre-shrunk. And don't be afraid to experiment and try out different techniques to see what works best for you!