- We make it a point as
Try Guys, traditionally, to give you nightmares about our crotches. - [Keith] It looks like
there's a black hole. - And now we're gonna actually
do it through fashion. - Look at me go, I know how to sew! - We're gonna build some britches! - This is not what I
wanted it to look like! - [Zach] What did you do? - Ah! - We're gonna try to make trousers! - [Eugene] I've never been
this behind in a video. - It's "The Try Guys
Without Instructions." Today, we're making pants. - Pants. America loves 'em. (bright music) (letters stamping) - It's "Without
Instructions," pants edition. Today, we're gonna be making
four different pairs of pants, all without instructions. - This is very exciting, because I wear pants almost every day. - Pants to me are just something I have to wear to go outside. - Tomorrow we will be
judged by Alison over Zoom. - Hi, I'm Alison Uhlfelder. I am a costume designer and costumer for film and television. - We're gonna be judged on three criteria, construction, creativity and... - [Try Guys] Is it pants? - Hi, I'm Elizabeth Caldwell. I'm a costumer, costume
designer and artist, and I am here today to
help the Try Guys out as they endeavor to make
pants without instructions. - I guess it's time for us to
start sourcing our fabrics. Can we get a count down? - [Assistant] Three, two, one! - [Keith] Alright.
- [Zach] Yay! - [Ned] Okay. - So when I got the call to do this, I said, oh pants, what a place to start, because I know I have definitely
cried over a pair of pants. - Pretty stretchy, okay that's good. And because they said
I couldn't do leggings, I'm getting away with making jeggings. They look like pants,
they feel like pajamas. - The tighter the fit
the more room for error, cause if you made it too small on the top, it could really just all go wrong. - There's no parts that
can be kinda loose, and you can chalk it up to creativity. (beep) bullshit without a recipe rubric. People messing up all over the place and calling it creative. (clearing throat) Anyways, I digress. - I'm gonna do two-tone maybe, we'll see. Today, I'm bringing it
back to the early 2000s. I'm making Juicy pants. I don't have much of butt to speak of. So I'd like to draw attention there and know what it feels
like to have an asset that's worth flaunting. - Although it seems like
something he's successful with, the bedazzling could get
wonky if you want them to be extra special. - It's cargo pants, which are basically just khaki pants that are loose. So I think this'll work. - [Elizabeth] The fit
will be a lot looser. It doesn't necessarily need to be tight. It's kinda just like a
straight up and down pillar. - I liked cargo pants and
then I started dating Becky and she said I couldn't wear them anymore. She was right. - I might have chosen probably the most difficult material
or pant to work with. I'm gonna be trying to make a tuxedo-style style pant today. - [Elizabeth] I think
it's definitely ambitious. It's the thing that involves the most tailoring out of anybody. - Doing the tuxedo stripe down the side is going to be something
that I'm not prepared for. (ethereal music) - Pants are basically
four panels of fabric, but can pants just be
two panels of fabric? - You think it's four
pieces of the fabric? cause I was definitely gonna
try and make it out of one. - One?
- Go for it, bro. - How many seams are on your pants? - [Zach] It's a great question. - [Keith] None? - Oh yeah, you're right. Wow, good idea Keith! I didn't think to look at my pants! - You know what? I'm gonna need a closer look. And it's hot in here. - When I make pants, usually
I have a style in mind and the easiest way to execute
this is by using a pattern. - [Zach] Ned, I'm likin'
what's going on over here. - Thank you very much, tryguys.com. - Is that allowed? - I just took my pants off, don't make me put 'em back on and say it's against the rules. - [Keith] Okay. Hey, why does my board got a spider in it? - [Eugene] Well you know spiders are known for their weaving. - [Keith] That's true.
- [Zach] Oh, that's true. So maybe it's good luck. - Yeah, dude, can you make me some pants? (soft music) - Looks like from seam to seam, my shorts are about 13 inches. From dick to side, it's less, how'd that make sense? - 35 inches, since when? - How am I bigger than you? That doesn't make sense. I'm a 36, but I wear a 30. That's not right. - That's what I was saying! - Wait, I'm a 34 length, and this says they need
to be 38 inches long. - Pants been lying to us this whole time. - If you're just drafting a pattern based on your own measurements, you'll need to add an
additional measurement in order to make sure there's a room for your body to actually
fit in the garment. - Alright, now I gotta measure
the booty, very important. Dang, 40. But I want it to be tight on the booty. So I'm gonna cut it at 38. - Sometimes when you're doing this, you forget to leave
enough room for your butt or your hips, if you're more curvaceous. So you definitely need to take those measurements into account. - [Euguene] I'm just trying to figure out, based on my pants, like what
an outline would look like. - [Zach] That feels like cheating. - I asked if we could reference the pants. - [Zach] Reference the
pants, not trace the pants. A painter can reference Mona Lisa, but he's not tracing her face on a canvas. I call shenanigans. - [Euguene] I will not
outline the pants then. - All right, I've emerged
from my pants mind palace with the following plan. We're gonna start with the ankles at a solid five and a half inches, then move up to the calves at 7.25, then up into the quadular
region nine inches, the widest part will be the inner thigh and crotch booty will be 10, but it's not actually
10, it's 10 and a half. then the waist clocking in
as solid eight and a half. - So here's my schematic. As long as I follow this
perfectly, we're gonna be good. (bright music) - Okay, we're coming along, you know, pants, right guys? (sings playfully) Looks like they're gonna
be pretty heckin' big, but always easier to
make big stuff smaller. You can't make small stuff bigger, unless it's a balloon. - Keith, I think I'm (beep). - No. - Yeah my material is so elastic that I can't just retrace
my same template shape because it was stretched
at a different tautness. So now I'm gonna try to
trace the negative space, so that I know that the
edges of the fabric line up. So that the length is correct. - Oh no! (chuckling)
Oh no! I cut it in the wrong direction. It's gonna stretch to make it really long, but not stretch over your booty.
(Zach laughing) - So our final pants products, we're gonna wear them for
every video from now on. - Well, actually I
would love to wear these to a red carpet. - Keith Habersberger, who are you wearing? - I'm wearing myself. - Tell us about the design. - Well, I was inspired by my dad's apparel and my apparel as a youth. - Ah, so you're wearing the high-end label, "Daddy's Favorite?" - Yes, "Daddy's Precious Cargo." - Wow, Keith that's good.
(clapping) - [Zach] That's good. - [Eugene] Honestly, we should
just stop the video now. I think you already won. - [Keith] That was it.
- [Eugene] That was it. - I have been trying to
figure out how to find my way to a Hemsworth joke, we'll get there.
- [Ned] You'll find it. - Ah, not yet. (soft music) - Here's how a sewing machine works. You take the needle, you put the thread through the needle and then, this is a Eugene joke, but it's just sorta (beep) the
fabric over and over again. - You'd think it's just
the one, no, there's two, it's gotta grab, and
it's grab and then grab and grab and grab and grab. - [Deep Male Voice] It's gonna grab, and it's grab and then grab
and grab and grab and grab. - [Keith] It's all coming back to me now. - Guys, I think this is
Keith's competition to lose. - I was a theater student, which means I took a costume design class. I remember I did at one point in my life, sew together a pair of pajama pants. - Dude, Kieth, you're killin' it! - [Keith] (beep) - [Ned] Wow! - Hell yeah! Wait a minute, that's not how these work! (Keith laughs) I put these legs together
first incorrectly. So now they're just one block of pants, - [Ned] Oh no. - But I know what I'm
doing, I can fix this. - You can sew over your pins, but be aware that sometimes the needle will hit one just right and
it can break your needle. - Uh oh. This requires a whole set of
skills that I do not have. I think I used a sewing
machine once in middle school. I think I broke a machine already. - What? - How much did you get sewn? - Nothing. - [Ned] Oh my God
(chuckling) - Literally nothing, it just
immediately went, flook. Look at these hand they haven't
worked a day in their lives. - I'm good at, you know, like
drilling wood and cuttin'. All I need to do is flip it inside out and it's gonna be perfect, look at that. Wait, what the? But when it comes to like,
fabric and crafty things, I don't know. Oh my God! What? - [Zach] What did you do? - Ah! Ah! The side on the bottom was accidentally flipped over the wrong way and so now I have half
inside, half outside pants. - So I've gone ahead and
folded my fabric in half with the wrong side out. That's the inside basically
when you're making your garment. - I kinda like how it looks. - That's like my design. - I don't care if it
looks cool or creative, this is just the point,
that when people (beep) up, they pass it off as creativity. This is not what I wanted it to look like! - I've never worked a
sewing machine personally, so I just press the pedal and it goes. Okay, let's see what happens. In a lot of past Halloweens
and costume things I've actually, hand sewn
a lot of things I've worn, so at the very least, even
though the work is shoddy, I understand how things fit my body. I didn't mean for that to rhyme. - I don't know that I would
pick the same material for a slack, cause it's a velvet, it's really slippery and it's heavy. I don't know that it will feed through the machine really well. - Uh! This fabric is impossible. Oh, this fabric's so hard to work with! It's just, this fabric is so hard. - There are different
tricks that you can do in order to get them to
cooperate a little more. You can use a light spray
adhesive in between the layers. Another way is to sandwich tissue paper in between the layers, in order to prevent slipping while sewing. (sewing machine clunking) - It's like splitting,
what is happening here? Guys, I really don't... my body, my mind, my brain doesn't get it. I'm so frustrated. I just don't know how
to use sewing machine. It's like, I don't and
the thing is so slippery, I just, what am I supposed to (beep) do? I don't know how to...it's the second time that I've broken my machine, and I'm still on the top. And I've taken all my pins out, so all the work I've done is for nothin'. I'm not gonna have pants. (upbeat music) - When I started, I didn't
have the pedal down, the presser foot wasn't down, so I was just, it was just
not stitching correctly. And then I got a knot and
my fabric's really stretchy. So I've gotten zero sewing done. - Meanwhile, a little
fun going on over here. My machine's broken and
I, I didn't, it wasn't me. - [Eugene] Oh shit. - It just jammed backwards somehow? I would say this is the
least fun that I've ever had. - Okay, these pants are too big. I'm gonna say, I'm gonna say they're too big. For me. - Well, try 'em on. - Let's just try 'em on. Oh yeah! God, how do you make the crotch work, huh? Look at this. - Now I'm attaching both
legs at the crotch seam. Everything should lay
completely even and flat. And that's how you'll
know that you won't have any bunching or weird gathering of fabric. - It looks like there's a black hole. Just sucking everything
just under my dick, but I'm pretty happy with it. - [Eugene] I feel so dumb. - [Ned] I know. - [Keith] Don't feel dumb! - [Eugene] I just feel
like this is something I should have learned as a child. - I definitely feel like I'm working so hard to make no progress at all. - [Eugene] Yeah, I made zero progress, this is making me so sad. - I've made backwards progress. - I've made progress, but
the result isn't amazing. (upbeat music) (sewing machine whirring) - Side two! Yes, mother (beep), yes! Look at that! That's so much better than the first side. Oh, we are doin' it! - Okay, that looks a lot better. Okay, you know, I think my
mistake allowed me to learn. - Keith's already done and
I haven't gotten one stitch. - Well, I gotta put the buttons, right now, it's just pinned on, and I wouldn't call it a good job. - I don't think you heard me,
I haven't gotten one stitch. - Honestly, I have no
idea how the front crotch is different from the back crotch. ♪ Well the front crotch's
connected to the back crotch ♪ ♪ And the back crotch's
connected to front crotch ♪ ♪ And the front crotch's
connected to all the (instinct) ♪ - Oh, now I get it! ♪ And now Ned gets the crotch ♪ - Woo! We're down a sewing machine, so I'm making my pockets
with the hem tape. You know, what's good
about this, very fast. What's bad about this, might not actually hold cargo. - My butt is so flat, that
I can just carry bottles in fitted pants all the time, it's great. - I've only dreamed of such a thing. (upbeat music) - Eugene had a hard time
completing a stitch. It took a while for him to get
comfortable with the machine and realize what the
machine could do for him. But we both realized that
he was pulling the fabric through the machine, and that was messing with the timing of the needle. - My goal now is just to
have something that looks like I could put it on my body. Not gunning for first, gunning
for participation award. - Well, okay, okay, okay, okay. I mean, these are pants from the front, ah, from the back, little small. - [Zach] Oh! - [Ned] Little small. - [Zach] Can you turn 'em around? - Let me try this again, sort of the same issue, huh. How does that happen? Even worse this time. Here are the positives, they fit great on my legs. Here are the negatives, everything else. (Ned chuckling)
- [Zach] I know. - Gonna sew a thick waistband. Maybe mine will be
pregnancy pants by the end. Comfort, fashion- - Together at last. - [Ned] Yes. (bright music) - Did I heckin' do it? Did I heckin' do it? I wouldn't say I can take
biggest strides in the world, but are they pants? Yes, they are. Are they slowly falling down? Yes, they are. Ah, and if my dick gets
bigger, I'm ready for it. So with 45 minutes left to go, Keith is the only person with an actual real set of the pants at the moment. - I don't think I would
get arrested wearing these. - You know, this very
down-to-the-wire moment, makes me understand every reality show that involves design, because you see them literally sewing things on the models before they run them out to the runway, now I get it. Totally get it. - I think the hardest part
about pants is realizing that you have to make two pillars and then make the waist,
like crotch, area, and those are two different seams. And Keith definitely made
that mistake early on. - Sort of like sucked, it
just keeps getting sucked in. Do you remember how pants
from Hot Topic were black and they just had pointless straps? Maybe if I throw some straps
on this mother (beep), it'll be like, oh well that's
how it's supposed to look. We got time, why not ruin it? Call that the Zach Kornfeld approach. - I know I had planned some
things to (beep) up my pants, but I don't even know
if I'm gonna have time to (beep) 'em up. - Should we just stop measuring things and start (beep) cutting? - Dude, way ahead of ya, this is very big for me, I have not measured any of this. - Full character growth. - I know. - Guys, look. - [Ned] Hey, look at you!
- [Zach] What? - [Ned] Wow! Yeah! That looks awesome! - Are you (beep) kidding me? You've been complaining all this time and you still got your
pants done before me? - Well, they're not
done, I still gotta do, everything.
(chuckling) - Ah, you have a
full-formed pair of pants, you're ahead of me. - These fit really well actually. They look nice, right? - Yeah, you did it. They're pants. - Dude, (beep) you. - (beep) off. This is why whenever he's
like, oh, I'm so upset, everything's going badly, I'm like just- - Yeah, but he can't carry any pliers, so, ha ha ha. (soft music) - What do we think? You know, Eugene's been complaining. I've been quietly, diligently working and I'd say that we're
equally as good, right? (all laughing) - Zach kept going the whole time, even when stuff was getting very wonky. - I sewed it a little tighter, ooh, oh, it's still very crotchy. Oh, somebody is ready for Burning Man! This works a lot better, but I do have this confusing little tail. I'm gonna call this a belt hider. So I do the belt. - [Assistant] I don't know
if you can wear your belt. - What are you talking
about I can't wear my belt? Pants wear belts. - Pants wear belts. - Towards the end I think the
creativity really skyrocketed. Once he had a pair of pants,
he knew where to go then. - And then, this is great, every time we're on set, and you're like, where do you put your mic pack? Ah, where, where is it? Boop, pack pouch! - [Assistant] 30 minutes! - [Keith] Okay, okay.
- [Ned] Woo! So I'm trying to use a
different type of fabric, so I can get like a, kind of a cute off-color band strap here. - Everybody's always like Keith's so tame, he never does anything wild
and wacky and creative. Well not this time motherfuckers. Hey son! I think, I hope, I pray, a lot of dick. (beep)
My butt's doing that thing that yours was doing, Ned. - No! - What'd you do, Ned? - No! It's upside down again! Maybe I can fold this down, nobody cares, nobody can tell. - How low is no? - Since the stripe is about
the width of this tape, I'm gonna actually tape
it down, cut the tape out, remove the double side
and then just apply it. - [Ned] Sew like the wind. - [Assistant] Hands up! (air gushing) - [Zach] Today was extremely stressful, I don't think that I won,
but I've learned a lot. - This was a lot of fun, it
was definitely really hard. And it gives me a lot of respect
for seamstresses, tailors. - We were all somewhat
successful at covering our dick and butts. That's what pants are all about. - Just the saddest feeling to feel like you can't grasp something so simple. But now I think I have
something that I can actually present without
feeling too embarrassed. - Alison, thank you so much
for joining us for judging. - Thank you for having me! Today, we will be judging
on three criteria, style, construction and then lastly, - [All] Is it pants? Are they pants, grammatically speaking? Up first, I would like
to see Ned's masterpiece. - All right, thank you. My wife is currently pregnant. I set out to make jeggings today. They should be tight, they
should fit the booty nice. And they are gonna have
a little belly band. Here are, (Ned clearing throat) Ned's jeggings. - [Zach] Oh! - [Try Guys] Oh! - [Alison] Wow! But overall, I think the
fit is pretty spot-on. Maybe not so much in the crotch region, where like, where those holes are, yeah.
(Alison chuckling) So that whole section, is that a piece? That's like, a back piece? - [Ned] Yeah, the waistband
is a whole separate kind of like band. And the hole, is if you have
like a little tiny tramp stamp that you wanna highlight. (Zach laughing) - You know, I've been looking
for a pair that has that. And then what made you decide to distress them in your
video, but not here? - The idea of distressing
them in the video, is you really wanna see it in motion to kinda get that fashion look. You know, if you want it
to be that kind of muted, like simple pant, that that's
your style, you can have that. And if you kinda want it to
be stylish and distressed, you can have that too. - It's a beautiful way to
say you ran out of time, but did it anyway. (Zach laughing)
- Yeah, totally. - [Elizabeth] They look like
what he intended to make. - [Alison] Yeah.
- And that in itself, to me, was fascinating that that happened. And then they're definitely pants. - They are definitely pants. I think we would like to see Zach's pants. - Judges, back in the day as a wee lad, I was always very jealous of Juicy Couture and I had these boring jeans. So for today, I wanted to take
Juicy into the modern day. But this time for the fellows. Presenting Juicy For Him. (Alison laughing) - Those are purple. - This material almost demanded
a loose fit for comfort. And I wanted to highlight
my most beautiful assets, of course, the ankles. And then, in the back, in addition to the classic bedazzled bum, we have innovation, a little shark fin on the buttocks that doubles
as a pouch for our microphones. - Okay, so they're function and fashion? And what is that zipper? - [Zach] A fashion illusion. - You went with stretch
velvet, which is very '90s, which is very on trend for right now. Also you have this cropped gaucho pant, which is also very hot for 2020, even though we all know none
of us are wearing pants. From the bottom to the
butt, makes me happy. And then from the butt to the
waist, like I'm very confused. - Thank you. - Construction wise, the shark fin I think is going to haunt my dreams. (Try Guys laughing) - Most importantly, judges, is they, are they pants? - They are pants? (Alison laughing) - They definitely are your pants. They are built for a
body that is only yours. - Okay next, I would love to see Eugene. - So I wanted to try to do something that felt like it could be worn
like at a red carpet event. - [Alison] Mm. - I don't know if I got there, but I proudly present
Eugene's tuxedo pants. (upbeat music) - [Zach] Ooh! - [Alison] Oh. I love that fabric. - Thank you, it was a
nightmare to work with. (Alison and Eugene laughing) - It looks expensive. One thing I think that you, wisely did,
(Alison chuckling) was use a pattern, because it hides all the things. (Try Guys laughing) They definitely are almost leggings, but I think it's kinda like
you get that British cut, the Beatle's cut. - It's definitely a testament to styling. - [Alison] Yes. - [Zach] I don't know If
I'm helping or hurting, but I was very impressed with like this, I think this band is very clean, - But yeah, I was able to get at least hem the top and bottoms, which was nice. - [Alison] Is this the first
pair of pants you've ever made? - Oh, Alison.
(Eugene laughing) I really felt like I was
just in a pit of despair. I could not get over the first stitch for probably the first hour and a half. Is are, they it pants? (Alison chuckling) - They is, are pants for sure. - [Zach] Three!
(Alison laughing) - [Eugene] Yay! - Last, certainly not least. - I wanted to make pants that
you've never seen before. Pants that were specifically for dads. My pants, entitled
"Daddy's Precious Cargo." - [Alison] Oh, woo! (Alison laughing) These pants are khaki, cargo,
Hot Topic, strap pants, complete with buttons
that fasten them, baby. - What is happening in the crotch? - The straps almost make your like whole crotch moment, intentional looking. (Zach laughing) It looks like it's guiding you in. - [Keith] It's a
vanishing point, you know? - This is a lot to look at. (Elizabeth chuckling)
- [Keith] Uh huh. - My first instinct is,
it looks like a diaper. - As a dad I appreciate this. You know, it's very Instagram-ready. This is for me. I only wish that I lived in a cul-de-sac. - Construction I think is, is where we fell a little short. - Nobody even tried to
make fashionable pants. Nobody tried to make pockets. - I give you that for sure. - It doesn't sound like you do. (Alison and Try Guys laughing) And lastly, I guess the question we're all wondering right now is, is they pants? - They is pants. - They're pants. - Guys we all made pants! - You all made pants! (gentle music) - So Ned was first, I was expecting, like absolute horror. - Yeah. - And then I was like, oh okay. I do like that he had his wife's best interest in mind, with her up-and-coming child, yeah. - For me, they're the least creative. They're up there for construction. - They're the most pedestrian. Okay, so next we had Zack. - You weren't there, but he literally made four square panels, and somehow that happened. They are wizardly pants. And that was a wizardly moment. - I really do like that he made a gaucho. - Zero to near negative
marks for construction. - [Alison] Yeah. The back is just like,
it's like an abomination. - [Elizabeth] It's painful. - Okay so then we have Eugene. They are so fun and like, and they fit really well! - [Elizabeth] They look
really good on him too. - And they look expensive. - It's shocking. He took a lot of time with the pattern and the pattern was really good. So even though he's struggled a lot throughout the process, once he could sew it all together, basically just whatever that
five seams or something, and then once he got that, it was over. - And then lastly, we have Keith. There obviously are some major fit issues, and that's puttin' it lightly. I appreciate that he really thought about like the, who, what, where, when and why of his pants. And so for that, like I don't think that
they were the worst. I think it was a challenge
for him to use a woven. And I think it's important
that we recognize that. I think we do agree. - It's a hard choice, but I think for the heart, it's worth it. - Yes, I agree. (logo swooshing) Hello, we're back from our
deliberation and conversation. So number four, is and this I would say is, is based on our criteria, wearability, creativity and construction. Unfortunately we have to go with Zach for our- - [Zach] No!
- [Alison] least favorite. - Least favorite? Are you outta your (beep) minds? I thought I at least had
third in the bag for sure. I made a pouch, I had flow, I got style. I made something the
world's never seen before! - It's true, you did (laughing) I really appreciated the on-trend
silhouette of the gaucho, but that shark fin in the back, I just can't get past it. For me, it makes it have no wearability. - I think that you just weren't ready, and that's not your fault. You lacked the galaxy brain
to see what I was attempting, I get that. My fashion is scary to many, and that's why we charge a high premium. - In third place, this was, actually it was quite hard for us to pick. We chose Ned to be third. (Ned sighing heavily) Because Ned, they were
pretty well constructed, but they are a basic bitch pant. (Try Guys laughing) Just no, that's not what fashion's about. (Alison laughing) - Thank you judges. You know, I am a basic bitch. And so I, I'm disappointed, but I humbly accept
you're spot-on critique. - Keith, Eugene, what would
the win mean to you today? - You know, I have been
losing a lot lately. - Fourth place. - I'm gonna choose Keith, I am so sorry. - [Keith] What? - Fourth place, Keith. - What? Are you (beep) kidding me? (Keith screaming) - [Female] Keith has fallen! - And a win would just mean the world, it would probably get me out of the rut that I have been in emotionally for what seems like months now. - And Eugene? - For me, it's not often that I feel like I was last
place right out the gate. I felt a lot like Keith,
in the pie episode, it was just rock bottom for me. So to have a win would be, especially in a fashion challenge, I think it would be the most elated I would ever feel from actually winning one of these competitions. - Ooh, real stakes here! - Our winner today, (suspenseful music) is Eugene. (Eugene yelling)
(Try Guys yelling) Eugene, we both felt that you used that patterned fabric to your advantage. You made something look expensive and it fit well. It was a good looking pair of pants, at least from, from this far away. But that being said, Keith, we really appreciated your
creativity and your innovation. And yes, you did struggle
with your construction, but we were really proud of
all the risks that you took. - Feels like, you know,
why try to go above and beyond sometimes, you know? Why try and make pockets? Why bother? You know, with this kind of result? I just, I don't know how you two are in the fashion industry at all. (all laughing) - We're not in the fashion industry, we're in the-
(chuckling) - Well there you go! There you go! - We're in the TV industry. - Well, there you go! - I'm very humbled by the
first place in this one. It was a very difficult,
difficult process. And it is one of the few challenges where I actually feel like I want to learn how to sew better. Well hopefully the
audience can let us know what they want us to try and Keith can gun for that first place. He's was second place, right there. You're right there, man. - I can smell it now, you know? I just wanna taste it. (upbeat music) - But the hem is very crisp. - Chrisp Hemsworth. - That's it! - [Eugene] Chrisp Hemsworth. - That's what it was! - [All] Chrisp Hemsworth! - [Keith] We got there!
