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Can pleats be added to flat front suit pants? How much should it cost? Does it turn out well?
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Can pleats be added to flat front suit pants? How much should it cost? Does it turn out well?
Can pleats be added to flat front suit pants? How much should it cost? Does it turn out well?
Can pleats be added to flat front suit pants? How much should it cost? Does it turn out well?
This is sort of like asking if you can get ********* shortened.
For a slightly more productive tack, can double pleats be revamped into deep single pleats? How about reverse pleats into forward pleats? These, at least, don't seem as though they would require adding or subtracting any fabric...
This is sort of like asking if you can get ********* shortened.
Assuming you expect them to remain the same size, can't you visualize the mechanics of this and why it wouldn't work?
I was wondering the same thing. I have a old pair of Liz Claiborne pants, velvety to the touch, (moleskin or something) and they've just developed a color and texture not possible today without spending well over $150 on a pair of pants. Since I wore them I've taken off 120lbs. I'm sure there's enough fabric for that. If you come across a tailor who says it can be done let me know.