sajohnson05
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I just got a pair of pants and the leg opening is ~9.5" and i was wondering if it is possible to slim the opening to around 8"?
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its possible but you want to take them to a good tailor. Do you need them taken in from the waist down or jsut from the knee down? From the knee down is easiest (have them do 1/2-3/4 inch from each seam, not 1.5 from one seam), from the thigh down, you may want to start takin in only 1/2-3/4 inch from the top and then increase as you go down the leg. The crease is going to move so that will need to be ironed out
its possible but you want to take them to a good tailor. Do you need them taken in from the waist down or jsut from the knee down? From the knee down is easiest (have them do 1/2-3/4 inch from each seam, not 1.5 from one seam), from the thigh down, you may want to start takin in only 1/2-3/4 inch from the top and then increase as you go down the leg. The crease is going to move so that will need to be ironed out
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I am just going to be needing them taken in from the knee down. The thigh area is good. I am also needing them to be hemmed up anyway and put a 2" cuff on them.
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For 1 1/2 inches I would suggest you make sure they take the leg in from both seams, not just one. I think any decent tailor will know to do this but I'd make sure.
For 1 1/2 inches I would suggest you make sure they take the leg in from both seams, not just one. I think any decent tailor will know to do this but I'd make sure.
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