9-year-old boy sews shirt for his dad all by himself

This impressive 9-year-old sewed a stylish shirt for his dad and TikTokers were blown away by his skills!

Aaron (@daddyfiles) is a parent and TikToker whose 9-year-old son, Sam, might just have a bright future as a fashion designer! In a viral video, Sam surprises Aaron with a shirt he sewed just for his dad. In the heartwarming video, Sam shows off all the creative details on the shirt and Aaron couldn’t be prouder!

“What you got?” Aaron asks at the start of the video as Sam walks into the room. The 9-year-old is holding a navy blue, patterned, button-down shirt in his hands and grinning widely. 

“I got a shirt that I made at sewing class,” Sam says. 

“You made that?” Aaron asks, obviously impressed. 

“Yeah,” Sam replies.

“For me?”

Again, Sam says, “Yeah.”

Aaron zooms in on the shirt, showing the evenly sewn sleeves and neat line of buttons down one side. “Dude!” he says, sounding impressed. 

Sam describes the details of the shirt to his dad, pointing out the parts he worked especially hard on. Aaron sounds increasingly shocked as Sam explains all the hard work that went into making the shirt for his dad. 

Then, Aaron tries the shirt on and it fits perfectly! “Look at this!” he says. “That’s awesome.”

“Can I wear this out to dinner?” the supportive dad asks. 

“Yeah!” Sam replies excitedly. 

“Thank you buddy,” Aaron says as the video ends. “You’re so talented.”

Viewers were impressed by the 9-year-old’s amazing sewing skills. 

“He made the buttonholes. Dad, do you know how hard that is? You betta recognize,” one viewer wrote. 

“I hope he keeps sewing. He’s very talented,” commented another TikToker. 

“I have a degree in fashion design. That, there, is raw, natural talent. That kid is going places if he pursues sewing!” another viewer wrote. 
It sounds like Sam is just about ready to take the fashion world by storm!    

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