How To The waistline of your pants needs to be stretched.
Don't give up if your pants have gotten too small in the waist for comfort or if you bought a pair too optimistically.If you want to make your pants fit better, try stretching the waistband a bit first.You can try different techniques to get them into a shape that works for you.
Step 1: Put on the pants.
Pull your pants to the point where you can zip them up.Laying down makes it easier to get into your pants.Pull the pants if you can't get them on far enough to zip them up.Pull the pants on if you can stretch the waistband enough with your arm strength.If you want to get extra muscle power, step one foot into the waistband, hold it to the ground, then grasp it with both hands and pull as hard as you can in the opposite direction.
Step 2: Start walking.
If you want to help pull and stretch the fabric of the pants, you can squat down, do lunges, pull each leg up to your chest, or do any other movements.Don't go so far that you tear the pants.
Step 3: Walk around.
If you stretched the pants out enough, you should be able to see them.If not, repeat step two.
Step 4: Put the pants on.
You will be able to stretch them better if you zip or button them all the way up.It is possible to get the pants all the way on if you lay down and button them.
Step 5: The waistband needs to be wet.
Warm water can be used to fill a spray bottle and spray the waistband.
Step 6: Start moving.
Squat down, do lunges, pull each leg up to your chest, or do any other movements that will help pull and stretch the pants.The waist needs to reach the desired level of stretch before this can be done.Don't go so far that you tear the pants.
Step 7: The pants should be dry.
Wear the pants until they are dry.
Step 8: Put on the pants.
Pull your pants to the point where you can zip them up.Laying down makes it easier to get into your pants.
Step 9: The waistband should be dampened.
The waistband of the pants should be thoroughly wet with a spray bottle.
Step 10: The pants should be stretched over the hanger.
There is a wooden hanger that is at least half your size.The waistband has to be pulled over both ends.Make sure the waist is tight.If it isn't, you'll need to find a bigger one.
Step 11: The pants need to be dry.
The pants should be kept on the hanger until they are dry.
Step 12: Try on the pants.
If you need more stretch, repeat the previous steps.
Step 13: Prepare the iron.
Set the iron to the highest temperature and steam setting.
Step 14: Prepare the pants.
Pull the pants over the ironing board until the waist is stretched as far as it can go.If you don't have an ironing board, you can stretch the waist across a wooden chair or a sturdy wooden board like a cutting board.Extra stretching can be done at this point as well.
Step 15: When it is thoroughly damp, steam the waistband.
Pull as hard as you can.
Step 16: The pants should be iron.
Begin ironing with one hand and continue to pull on it with the other.The goal is to dry the waistband.This is done around the entire length of the waistband.You can end up with pants stretched out in odd places if you go below the stitching of the waistband.
Step 17: It is necessary to repeat as necessary.
Continue the process until the right stretch is achieved.
Step 18: Put on the pants.
Pull them up all the way in order to get the best stretch.If you are not able to pull your pants all the way on while standing, you can try laying down.
Step 19: Get into the tub.
The bathtub should be filled with warm water.The best way to get into the bathtub is to wear your pants and sit in the water.
Step 20: You need to get out of the tub.
If you have excess water, dry it off.For half an hour, wear the pants until they are mostly dry.If you want to stretch the fabric of the pants, you can do squats, lunges, pull each leg up to your chest, or any other movements that will help pull and stretch them.Continue until you reach the desired level of stretch.Don't go so far that you tear the pants.This approach will stretch the rest of the pants as well.