The worst thing that's going to happen is a little water leaks in. I spent 2 years racing in a wetsuit that by the end had literally 2 dozen dime to quarter sized tears in it. I stopped bothering trying to seal them. Aquaseal works okay for some of the tears but you could always take it to a local scuba place and they'd probably be able to fix it up much better.

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I have repaired some very big holes in my wetsuits over the years. The following Upholstery thread is what I have used to sew them back together. I have had no problems with the thread holding and lasting. Still use black neoprene wetsuit glue over the top of the threads once sewn and that will lock things down further.

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A 2" cut can easily be repaired with Aquaseal or other wetsuit cements. You can use Ironmend in addition if the jersey material is damaged, or to relieve stress in the area of the tear.

Any local surf shop can also do the repair (judging from your uname that you have some local shops).

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