Seriously, you don’t need to be a savant with a needle and thread to hem your pants at home. Just follow this hassle-free, step-by-step process to a greater fit. Step 1 .

Before you decided to hem your pants with a break, it’s good to consider the silhouette. “If you have a more narrow trouser, if that ends quickly, you kind of have a lot of fabric that doesn’t have ...

You don't have to rely on a tailor or keep letting your pants drag on the floor. This step-by-step guide from a professional tailor and alteration specialist teaches you how to hem your own dress ...

The way you hem your pants will also depend on the fabric, she says. Jeans have a short 1/2-inch rolled hem, while chinos, other types of slacks, dresses, ...

Grab your sewing machine and learn how to hem pants with a topstitch hem, perfect for denim and other thick fabric. It's easy enough for beginners.

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The goal: saving $15 in dry cleaner fees by shortening my new jeans myself. The impediment: The last time I sat at a sewing machine, Lycra was a new fashion technology. So, with the lofty ambitio… ...

Debbie WolfeBusiness InsiderFit is everything when it comes to a polished, professionallooking pair of pants. Properly hemmed pants wont drag across the floor, so your pant legs wont get ruined.

First, have a friend fold excess material up inside the pants until legs are the length you want and pin new hems in place for you. (You shouldn't do this yourself, because bending down will ...