How To Take In Jeans Inseam

Don t open up the inseam though.

How to take in jeans inseam. Carefully take off your pants. Choose the measurement you would like. Pinch in the inseam and secure with a safety pin. You would then need to double that measurement or multiple by 2 in order to get the total circumference measurement of the leg opening.

Measuring in large or baggy pants will make your calculations far too big and. Our preference was to use the skinny jean cut. However this sewing technique can be applied to any jean cut by simply adjusting the snugness of the fit as you pin. Shoes add extra bulk and height that can mess with the length of your pants and throw off your.

In other words if you are taking in 2 inches total then open up about 4 inches of the crotch seam. Alternate pinching and pinning. Find the waist measurement by stretching the measuring tape horizontally across the waistband while the jeans are laying flat. Stand up straight with your back.

Put the pants on. Rise where the waistband sits on your body hips. After measuring multiply the number by two to determine the full waist circumference. Note our order form allows for half inch sizes.

Pin the rest of the inseam and the outside seam down both legs. Take off your shoes. Think of it as the vertical seam where the crotch seam and the inseams intersect. Put your pants on inside out.

Jeans hem and waist take in full process by a professional duration. Note measure is taken by measuring one side of the jeans. Check to make sure all the pins are secure. Put on a pair of close fitting pants.

Open up at least twice the amount you ll need to take in. Pinch and pin up along your hips stopping at the waistband we ll do that part later.