Making Perfect Pants

Keys to Successful Pants

Style 

The principal key is realizing which gasp styles to evade and which styles to use with your figure type. Gasp styles fall into three fundamental outlines regardless of what the current design patterns are: fitted, straight, and erupted. The outline you select should be complimenting to your figure type. 

Creases, darts, assembles, and creases might be utilized to shape the outline and make a level or vertical figment in the gasp plan. Other plan subtleties incorporate pockets, burdens, trim of any sort, and the waistline treatment. Select jeans that have a complimenting outline just as complimenting configuration highlights. 

Follow these fundamental rules for choosing a complimenting gasp style. 

More limited than-normal figures look taller when jeans and top are a similar tone. 

A tall individual looks more limited if the jeans and top are various tones or surfaces. 

Wide legs make a figment of completion. 

Fitted legs are unflattering for the excessively dainty just as for the too-full figure. 

Erupted legs are complimenting to tall, thin figures. 

Straight legs are a decent decision for the figure with full thighs or a noticeable derriere. 

Assembles or creases at the waistline underscore a jutting mid-region. 

On the off chance that you have an extremely stunning figure, select a style that has two waistline darts on each side of focus front and back. Evade a side zipper opening. 

Maintain a strategic distance from hip-hugger styles in the event that you have full thighs as well as unmistakable hips.

Fabric Selection

The second key to attractive pants is correct fabric selection. Denim, sports cloth, corduroy, velveteen, gabardine, and a variety of medium-weight blends are suitable for pants. The fabric should be firmly woven to hold its shape and wear well. It should drape over the figure gracefully and should have good wrinkle resistance. Knits are usually a good choice for comfort, but the weight of the knit determines its success as a pant fabric. Avoid soft, clingy knits for most pants fashions—they emphasize figure flaws.

Consider fabric texture and design carefully. Some textured fabrics will be scratchy and require a lining; others will be too bulky for pants.

Select plaids and prints with color and size of plaid or print in mind. The appropriateness of a printed fabric for pants should also be considered.

White and light-colored fabrics may require a lining or underlining to prevent undergarments and seam allowances from showing through. Make sure the lining or underlining fabric has the same care requirements as the pants fabric.

Fit

Fit is the third key to pants comfort and attractive appearance. Pants should fit comfortably at the waistline and fall smoothly over the hips and thighs. In well-fitted pants, the lengthwise grainline is perpendicular to the floor and creases in the legs are on the straight grain. Pants length will vary according to the silhouette.

Some problems to avoid when making (or buying) pants include:

• Ripples at the waistline.
• Wrinkles at the crotch.
• Bagginess at the crotch.
• Waistline pulling down at center back or center front.
• Pressed creases that hang off-grain.

Avoid pants that are too tight. Not only are they uncomfortable but they also accentuate figure flaws.