I have a really nice cotton RTW skirt. The waist is about less that an inch es to tight. The skirt has a fly front closure and waist band with inside b utton and D-ring self belt. I was thinking I'd remove the belt and add a wi de elastic that closes in front to give my the little extra breathing room I need. Any suggestions or comments.
Can you get any more out of the centre back seam of the waistband ? or perhaps unlike men's trousers this item doesn't have the extra built in.
ches to tight. The skirt has a fly front closure and waist band with inside button and D-ring self belt. I was thinking I'd remove the belt and add a wide elastic that closes in front to give my the little extra breathing roo m I need. Any suggestions or comments.
Sadly there is no extra fabric. It's a 1 piece band. I was also thinking th at if I cut "V" wedges of elastic and inserted them in the side back of the existing band it might help. What do you think?
I have a really nice cotton RTW skirt. The waist is about less that an inches to tight. The skirt has a fly front closure and waist band with inside button and D-ring self belt. I was thinking I'd remove the belt and add a wide elastic that closes in front to give my the little extra breathing room I need. Any suggestions or comments.
ches to tight. The skirt has a fly front closure and waist band with inside button and D-ring self belt. I was thinking I'd remove the belt and add a wide elastic that closes in front to give my the little extra breathing roo m I need. Any suggestions or comments.
Barbara, You did reply, It came to my email address. I wasn't sure who it w as from. I didn't know your last name. Thanks for posting again. . What mak es it difficult is that there are no seams in the waist band. The other thi ng is that the skirt is black and adding a color makes it harder to ear any top I have, unless I considered beige.
ches to tight. The skirt has a fly front closure and waist band with inside button and D-ring self belt. I was thinking I'd remove the belt and add a wide elastic that closes in front to give my the little extra breathing roo m I need. Any suggestions or comments.
I've decided that I will basically use the method Barbara describes using b lack elastic rather than fabric. That waay I have some expansion space in c ase I overeat at Thanksgiving. Since I generally wear this skirt with a swe ater Through the fall and winter I don't have to worry about it showing.
I've decided that I will basically use the method Barbara describes using black elastic rather than fabric. That waay I have some expansion space in case I overeat at Thanksgiving. Since I generally wear this skirt with a sweater Through the fall and winter I don't have to worry about it showing.
I like the idea of elastic in the back of skirts or pants and I have opened the back seam and inserted a piece of cloth with enclosed elastic in pants. I insert the top and let it drape over the top of the pants to look dressy, same with skirts., or wear it with a sweater. Good luck with this! Barbara in SC
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ches to tight. The skirt has a fly front closure and waist band with inside button and D-ring self belt. I was thinking I'd remove the belt and add a wide elastic that closes in front to give my the little extra breathing roo m I need. Any suggestions or comments.
Thanks Barbara. I'll get back when I do this little job, HAve to run down t o Joanns for the elastic I want. That probably be sometime next week. No st ores close by to get what i need.
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