For the people who are saying "just use belt" so let me tell you that some people have much wide waist gap and if we use belt then it's gonna look bulky from the back
Also not all belts work for everyone. For example I can't use a normal belt. It's too long for me. So I have to either get a fancy custom belt or spend a lot of money on a leather belt. So I have to pay a lot regardless. Because cheaper belts that do fit me fall apart within a year.
I can’t help but laugh because this is how a lot of children’s jeans are made. They have an elastic inside so you can tighten the waist to fit them lol
If you have skinny kids and they have this problem, look at the insides of pants before you buy them. You will start to notice that they sell a lot of kids pants with this inside that helps you adjust the waist.
i think we all know this 💀 the issue is with us young adults/adults bc our clothes isn’t made like kid clothes 🤧 i was so disappointed when i found out “big people clothes” don’t have the adjustable waist 😤
I used to wear such jeans a lot when I was a kid, I still have a problem with fitting jeans to my waist but sadly now no jeans my size have the adjustable elastics.
The people who are saying "just wear a belt" clearly don't have this issue, because you'd know belts don't actually solve it they just end up looking weird and bunched up in the back OR the gap is still there. This is actually a really good hack! Time consuming, but looks really good!
I think also its a cost effective hack for if you thrift shop. Maybe you can get a secondhand pair of jeans that need that extra little hack to sit right
Who the hell cares about what a little strap looks like . No one is looking there anyways . Its a usless hack .yall worrry about absolutely nothing for no reason 😅
If the waist is much bigger than your own, it'll look bad if you do this. The extra fabric bunches up like a diaper. Only worth doing if it's just a little gap
I hate wearing jeans because if it fits my waist/stomach then it’s way too tight on my legs and if it fits my legs then it’s way too loose on my waist and stomach 😭😭
Funny thing is: I'm a guy and I have exactly the same problem... I am mountain biking pretty often and my legs are a bit bigger than the standard at my height. I definitely can't wear jeans and I can't wear belts on normal pants while riding my bike because those 'cut' into my hips after a few hours... Luckily most MTB/cycling pants have those things built in because most of us have that problem lol
I love this. My jeans constantly fall down unless I wear a belt and I hate belts. This is like the perfect invisible belt. Exactly what I needed, thanks.
@@lunaromance2243 it could be because people lost weight? for me, even the jeans I find closest to my size always have that gap. I’m short and most brands don’t carry the right size or fit for me.
“Use a belt” and “Get an ass” comments are clearly coming from people who haven’t had this issue. It’s not about the size of your bottom, its mainly the thighs. Using a belt is uncomfortable with an issue like this because the jeans scrunch up in the most awkward way possible.
EXACTLY. Also I find if ironic that they say "get an ass" because this particular problem it's caused when you have big thighs and butt. I saw a comment saying it was because she's tiny but I've had the same issue when I was overweight because of my body shape alone
For real. And “get an ass” doesn’t even make sense because for many people it’s literally caused by having a skinny waist and large thighs/ass… the jeans don’t curve enough to accommodate for the distance between the edge of the butt and edge of the waist.
@@Selakoraactually i had this problem when i was a teen and i have always been a skinny girl so i didn’t have a big bottom. My waist was extremely small amd my legs were very long so i always bought jeans for my leg size and adjusted the waist. Thankfully, i’ve grown up and am well proportioned now :D
@@Lampey22 well, there you go xD All kind of girls can have this problem. It's good to hear it doesn't happen to you anymore c: To me it's usually because if I find pants that adjust to my waist, they don't fit with my thighs and vice versa, so the easiest option is just fit my legs and live with the waist as it is lol
Yea especially if the jeans dont match the belt, for example like a cream or light blue colour jean with brown or black, like they dont match and they look obnoxious, whereas I personally love the look of a jean with no belt xx
I bet you still complain how women's clothes don't have real pockets too though, don't you? Zaria Hanchell- thinking she can have her cake and eat it too since (insert birthday here)...
@wils I brought the Travis Scott belt he scammed me I ain't get my money back and never received my got damn Travis Scott X Fragment belt 😭 fuckkkkkk 180 down the drain
A lot of smart asses are saying: “Ummm, duh...get a belt🤦🏻♀️” But belts can be very uncomfortable and pinching; especially if you have a job that requires a lot of sitting or bending, due to the hard buckles that are on most belts. . Kudos to her for being innovative and figuring out a more comfortable way to accomplish this.
@@Unknown-pg8mn I don’t like belts they make my outfits look ugly. I prefer simple clean lines around the waistband of the jeans. Belts can be ugly and if my jeans fit big you will never catch me wearing a belt. Also they are uncomfortable and ugly :(
Omg literally! I have really long legs and I'm a bit underweight so I have to choose between jeans being long enough but too wide or else them being like 5 inches too short but fine in width, honestly miss being a kid cause of this 😭
Just, please don’t leave raw edges if you cut holes in your fabric. Do a buttonhole stitch (by hand) around the edge of the holes using normal thread or embroidery floss. Don’t just leave it. Those holes will fray out and continue to get bigger and bigger.
Ok but is it just me or did the shoe lace end up Way longer after it went through?? Like the amount of excess on each side is crazy. I'm guessing it's 2 laces tied together.
C.Tilson, Baby I was just thinking!!!!! My God , just one shoe lace goes around hef entire body,, with run to spare!!!! God!!! I would need a pair of shoes from king kong!!!
@@codycast generally it's not just the size but the shape of your body that affects the waist gap. You could be overweight but still have a waist gap bc your butt and hips are bigger than your waist. You could also be underweight and not have a waist gap. Just depends on the structure of your body, not your size.
Use a pen with cap or any long stick that you can tie the string in. Also even you can push the string in one bobby pin and even that is sufficient to push it through, but would be a little difficult to work with it.
I find a safety pin easier to use, you can prick the pin in two points, clip it safe and then pull it through the inside of the waistline of the jeans..
It's somehow annoying to read the "use a belt" comments. They don't work. Most or them at least, they just get a weird shape and bend or go over the jeans because they do not adapt to the shape of the waist.
It's not about the tiny waist. It's really uncomfortable to have that gap. I'm not skinny, but because of my thicker body shape and that I keep gaining and loosing weight my pants end up with that gap and it's really annoying when the gap is particularly big. I've had that gap even when I was still considered overweight Plus, even if she's skinny, if she finds it uncomfortable why should she just accept it because you think so? 😂 It's her clothes and her comfiness
Some 'expensive' jeans I had (given by my older cousins) actually have rubber bands and buttons inside to adjust the size if you are losing/gaining weight
Or pants that don't go all the way up to your damn belly button.... you'll have plenty of opportunities to wear high waisted pants when you're elderly....
Her: "Use some string and a bobby pin" Belts: "Am I a joke to you?" This is simply a joke. People replying to my comment dont seem to understand that. If u fail to understand that this simply is a joke, then, well I feel sorry for u. Thx for all the likes btw :)
@@mishai3326 not everyone has the option to get jeans taylored towards them, hence the fucking entire point of the video. use ur brain for literally 1 second plz
Ig some people don’t get how hard finding jeans that fit is!!!! My body type is SO hard to find correct jeans for. If it’s perfect in the thighs, it’s too big in the waist and vice versa. Don’t get me started on pockets and ankle lengths 🤦♀️
@@kx_xx look at Zara’s baby jeans on the inside and you will know. You can put some elastic with buttons and adjust perfectly to your waist. And you can size up whenever you ate a bit much or got a couple pounds and size down when you lose some weight too. Game changer.
Ahhh am I the only one who's already had this done for their pants, I mean done by the company. I live in Alabama. Theres no way we're ahead of everyone. I mean it takes months to catch up, is it just the benefits of always have shopped at thrift stores? I swear I'll never forget the button indents on my skin from when I grew a little too much. I feel crazy haha why is everyone so shocked
yep, as an hour glass bordering on pear shape, I've been doing this to all my strides since I was about 12 or 13 years old... and that's a loooong time... ;))
thank you for saving my life at 2:14 am, had a little difficulty because the bobby pin got caught on one of the threads in the jeans but i fixed it with a little tape lmao, thank you for allowing me to wear jeans instead of basic sweat pants tmrw
@@dandcc9192 it’s cuz they’re uncomfortable & don’t go w a lot of outfits. They don’t even look good or sit right half the time. This solution is seamless and easy, plus, unlike a belt it stays in the pants 24/7
Perfect.. I came to the comments section to mention our age old nada, but glad to see you've already done the honours 😅 So many "innovative" ideas are so close to our traditional simple methods.. The British trashed our customs and culture to sell us their products.. e.g. koele aur namak se kaun daant maanjta hai bewakoof, hamara toothpaste use karo.. and toothpaste ads these days - kya aapke toothpaste mein namak hai? Now introducing, toothpaste with the magic power of charcoal.. All these face packs with the magic power of mud bath, charcoal cleansing, honey, lemon, rose water and what not... Arrey yahi sab toh hum barso se ghar pe karte aa rahe the.. entire generations got brainwashed into buying foreign products, forgetting our solid ancient wisdom.. 🤦♀️
I haven't heard of nada but this is closest thing I can find. Everyone else losing theirs minds over something I wear has always existed. Like I remember getting little button indents in my waist from the straps put through the pants. Theyd have little holes to button them to size I live and always have lived in Alabama but we got out clothes from thrift stores. Idk I feel a little crazy, everyone losing their minds over something I swear I've always had. Its cool to know its from India, are yalls button or straps you tie?
@@iamaperson4841 what they are talking about the nada you can think of a drawstring as an equivalent. So it's always tied. I used to have similar jeans where there was an elastic inside the waistband and it had buttonholes that you could adjust.
Hello! I'm a tailor and we do this often (with elastic instead, and it's obviously sewn down) and might k recommend a safety pin instead? It's more likely to stay when you push it through. Great video!
I feel like regardless it will be complicated to actually get the Bobby pin or safety pin to the other side…is there a trick for that? Cuz it will be hard to actually get a good grip ad pull it while it’s completely inside
@@ChotterChannel I try to find the longest safety pin I can (typically have a few 2 inchers laying around) and you really just have to inchworm the fabric along. Bunch as much of it onto the safety pin as you can, then hold the tip of the safety pin and pull the fabric to unbunch. There are some drawstring threader tools out there but its the same process. I don’t find them to be much better and a safety pin is easier for me to find.
🤣🤣good one. Except The jeans I bought don't have these belt things to put the belt through (sorry I don't know what they are called 😅). This helped me out a lot
Maybe I’m going insane but why do I remember having straps to help with this built into my jeans when I was younger? And why the hell can’t the adults have them?
i remember having them! i think they don’t put it in adult ones bc kids are constantly growing and going through puberty/growth spurts, so instead of buying new jeans constantly you can just adjust it on the inside. but it’s weird cos i started wearing adult jeans at the start of puberty cos i couldn’t fit into kids jeans anymore since i grew so fast.
@@alvin5122 I didn't say it only applies to women, but obviously someone saying this has never gone through the struggle of trying to put on a belt with jeans and it not looking right due to the curves of your body. But go off I guess.
@@MichelleWilliamsPewDiePie Agreed. I even worked at Levi’s for three years and this was a consistent problem. The reason that trick (or having the waist altered) works is because it literally changes the shape, where a belt squishes excess fabric together, creating folds and gaps.
@@SeemsLikeSomething You make a fair point, I know the goal of this video is super simple solution but it could be improved by using elastic and sewing the ends to the waistband. Or you could get away with a angle knot by stitching the one side of the string into the waistband and only tying the other side.
Belt creates a fold on the waist and that draws attention to how the waist isn’t the right size- which is the opposite of what you want. This fixes that.
Exactly Idk the people saying just use a belt like I have a big butt and I always have a gap a belt just makes it looks like I'm wearing jeans that aren't my size.
I get u- I wrote a comment on someone else's comment talking about how belts aren't always what people want so I agree with u (also thank you for not being a member of the belt army in the comments)
Or: how to make your jeans look gathered. It doesn’t appear like that for her, because it isn’t that big of a gap, but if the jeans were a little bit bigger or big enough to need a belt to stay up, it would make them look bunched up because they are essentially gathered
A girl in my class did this (but with the string on the outside I’m guessing it’s bc she didn’t wanna cut her jeans) and our teacher (a lady) came up to her and said “I didn’t realize that was a shoe lace, I thought we had a thong situation going on” 😭
Try using a safety pin instead of a bobby pin so you don't risk losing it while travelling trough the jeans. Also if you use elastic band you can saw the two ends just out of the opening you made in the jeans. This way you don't have to make the knot but you just reduce the waist and now closing the buttons is just what you need.
Belts don’t really fix this problem, they just bunch your jeans up and sometimes make the gap look even worse when it’s closed. The drawstring is genius.
@@Pickle_Riiiick It closes the gap without bunching the jeans up underneath a belt that still slides around under the belt loops. If you don't know what I'm talking about, it's okay to just not worry about it.
@@Pickle_Riiiick I mean, sweatpants don't bunch up when you tighten a drawstring. If there is bunching, it's usually contained to the inside o the waistband where it isn't visible. With a belt, it's visible from the outside too.
@@Jlambert1213 For girls like me who have no hips or butt to keep the jeans up, there is no right size, its always too big on the waist, and I don't like the look of belts.
@@Jlambert1213 it really just depends on your body shape and your waist to hips ratio. Also if you're buying denim that doesn't have elastic in it because you're trying to buy vintage or be more eco conscious than this is a nice fix. Also if you start lifting or have a lot of muscle mass in the legs area it's hard to find jeans that fit your size that aren't just jeggings. But to each there own.
@@1park813 do you just have a problem with seeing people not use a belt...? or is it that you feel you have been personally attacked? Asking because you seem overly obsessed with making sure every single person who says this is a good idea knows that you personally have the great suggestion of a belt (which only has so many holes and thus only so many sizes they can be helpful for before some modifications need to be done anyway.) (Sorry for any errors, English is not my first language.)
You can run a coat hanger all the way through the seam and then attach the shoelace and then pull the coat hanger back out. it's way quicker and that's how I get my strings back in my hoodies.
Thanks. It actually worked and I LOVED it I don't like wearing belts, they make me feel uncomfortable, but I had to wear them, because my waist is smaller than my hips and the jeans would always be tight around the hips and butt area, but very wide around my waist. Belts never fixed that, they'd always go up whenever I sit, so thank you
It's even better with elastic and if you sew it in so you never has to think about it again, they just fit properly. Plus, you then have jeans that are far more comfortable
That’s actually kinda smart for those ppl who don’t wear belts or don’t have one. I remember my waist being in between sizes for belts and as a kid I didn’t really know how to fix them.
you poke a hole in the belt so it goes where you want it. this isn’t smart when you have belt loops. if you dont have loops and there are no elastic bands or anything to help you fit your pants around your waist this still isn’t brilliant, its just what you have to do. its a method that has been around for a long time
It was a good idea but the process is more painful than just using a belts it can be also less confortable . Its one additional option that you could use but be careful when cuting the jean if you dont want to ruin it
I’m so much thankful for this vedio….mam I’m so happy I’ve been struggling with a belt and that makes more uncomfortable. This hack changed my life with jean and don’t even want a belt
If you want to elevate this a bit more you can try this exact thing but get elastics meant for sewing from the dollar store and it doesn’t take much to sew it on both sides of the pants, just weave it in. It’ll look more seamless and you won’t have to deal with string on the inside of ur jeans
@@Ilivedbih that's why i don't like belts, yeah they get rid of the back gap but they also make my tummy stick out more and even the dainty ones are too bulky at the front for my stomach
@@isaacmarin9353 I’m not the one in need. I know what to do. I’m sure there are people who don’t though. Like for instance the woman in the video didn’t know.
Ahhh yes! Of course! Even though I am a Dolphin, this is a very great piece of knowledge that I shall keep stored away if I ever wear decide to wear Jeans.
I have Lordosis like many people, it's an arching of the lower back and this is usually why trousers will have the gap...nothing to do with booty size whilst belts only make the fabric bulky. Thank you for this, it's going to make a huge difference.
@Animus Animai that concave shape in women's lower backs is just nature. It's not a disorder. When you call it lordosis though it almost sounds like one. It evolved because for whatever reason men found it sexy. And only half the population has some degree of it, which is not "most people". Men do not naturally have it. At all. Our backs or either straight or convex.
@@rajbhattacharya4427 because servere Lordosis is one of them wdym not sounding like an issue?. Normal natural Lordosis is 25 to 45 degrees. Above that is considered dangerous as it handles a lot of pressure on the lower part of the spine. Please be specific and usually the curves are from buttocks, not that much from spine unless the person has a flat one buttock. Definition is important. Female anatomy does plays a role but the angle of the spine plays even more. Most instagram models today are above 45 degrees. Usually 61
@@mdt5043 But this lady in the video has normal female curvature. That's the point of contention. It presents solutions to non-existent issues. What is the population of people complaining about this issue that actually has a medical condition? Probably less than 1 percent. That arch that women have is something men like (for reasons unknown) and it also facilitates pregnancy. What you have is a case of completely out of touch women (probably mostly young hypochondriacs) that are confused and critical about their bodies. If you have this issue, you would truly be seeing a doctor, not watching YT shorts and tik toks.
Got down through all the comments just to see a South Asian comment on this, n look at the people praising what great hack what great hack, our ancestors were earlier on this one at least!
@@envytee9659 but belts on the outside can severely alter how the jeans look. i hate wearing belts with wide waist jeans bc like the other person said, it bunches up unnecessarily. the shoelace/elastic hack is concealed on the inside and doesn’t cause any bunching up, therefore making it look nicer.
I think we were all thinking this. Not once did she use the word "drawstring" which is so hilarious. But yeah i would have any excuse to wear a belt nowadays. Theyre so cute and thats literally the purpose. The internet is dumb
@@number4777. that doesn't solve shit unless you genuinely believe people aren't making mom jeans for the right sizes now and people aren't checking the tags. she probably sized up so her legs/ass could fit, causing problems around the waist. the real answer is to either wear jeans with loose thigh areas or tight jeans with stretchy fabric
I needed nearly 3 inches taken out of the top. I had to learn to sew darts in the top to get pants and shorts to fit properly. Belts just bunched the pants together and caused it to droop and expose my underwear. I hope none of you had to go through what I had to to learn that clothes have never been made for my body type. “Curvy fit” pants always only had a .5-1in diffence and never did anything for me.
What she’s doing is the same thing as replacing a drawstring in a hoodie or sweatpants. Using a bobby pin would take forever and probably have your rage intensify. Just buy a hoodie/sweatpants rethreader from Amazon. They even come with the drawstrings.
@@morningivy There’s nothing quick and easy about threading a drawstring through denim. 😄 I tried this, with a bobby pin, with a cotton hoodie and it was a pain in the ass. Trying this with denim, which isn’t always as flexible? No thanks, lol. I’d lose the pin in the hem and then have to cut the jeans open. 😂
@@MellowJelly I've pulled the drawstring all the way through on the waistband of so many pairs of shorts and feeding the string back through was such a pain in the ass that a few times I got frustrated and just threw them away
It's called a drawstring, we've been doing this for centuries, remember, always stitch and sew around the edges of the holes you cut for said draw string, other wise you'll tear all the fabric to shreds.
Good idea or a safety pin and pin it through the shoe lace so it’s secure. That’s how most people feed elastic and other stuff through on sewing projects and crafts. The bobby pin seems like it could easily fall off but I guess if that’s the only thing someone has it’s an okay option… maybe still poke one prong through the string and it would be better
I’ve seen this as an inside fabric in my sons cargo pants and shorts when he was younger, except it was a button on each side to clasp the multiple holes in the string/fabric thing. I think all men’s and women’s pants & button shorts should have this. Just do away with the belt loops! Edit: Fine ya big babies…leave the dude loops sheesh
@@TheBootyWrangler Litterally everyone in manual labor is like wtf no. I'm a mechanic shits for my drills and stuff. Everyone one else is thinking about sitting down without their belt being uncomfortable.
For the people who are saying "just use belt" so let me tell you that some people have much wide waist gap and if we use belt then it's gonna look bulky from the back
Also not all belts work for everyone. For example I can't use a normal belt. It's too long for me. So I have to either get a fancy custom belt or spend a lot of money on a leather belt. So I have to pay a lot regardless. Because cheaper belts that do fit me fall apart within a year.
that will look bulky too, not a realistic solution
that will look bulky too, not a realistic solution
But this is the same
@@nikitatavernitilitvynova if belt is too long, u can use awl or pointy scissors, or thick needle or drill to make new holes. Mb it helps.
I can’t help but laugh because this is how a lot of children’s jeans are made. They have an elastic inside so you can tighten the waist to fit them lol
i remember this from when i was a kid. i wish they still did this for adult sizes because the waist gap is very annoying.
@@Jasminesim18 It's only annoying if you gotta show your waist.
This is also how children are made.
@@kevinteller4639 clever
@@kevinteller4639 by sliding yarn through a woman?
If you have skinny kids and they have this problem, look at the insides of pants before you buy them. You will start to notice that they sell a lot of kids pants with this inside that helps you adjust the waist.
I wish they had these with bigger sizes
i think we all know this 💀 the issue is with us young adults/adults bc our clothes isn’t made like kid clothes 🤧 i was so disappointed when i found out “big people clothes” don’t have the adjustable waist 😤
I used to wear such jeans a lot when I was a kid, I still have a problem with fitting jeans to my waist but sadly now no jeans my size have the adjustable elastics.
@@aunicorn3812 they dont care about us 😢
my biggest complaint about going through puberty was losing those 💔
The people who are saying "just wear a belt" clearly don't have this issue, because you'd know belts don't actually solve it they just end up looking weird and bunched up in the back OR the gap is still there. This is actually a really good hack! Time consuming, but looks really good!
THANK U!! my belts always bunch up at the back and its so annoying
Yea it’s the fat people talking about belts. They’re jelly like their belly
I think also its a cost effective hack for if you thrift shop. Maybe you can get a secondhand pair of jeans that need that extra little hack to sit right
But this is the same...
Who the hell cares about what a little strap looks like . No one is looking there anyways . Its a usless hack .yall worrry about absolutely nothing for no reason 😅
If the waist is much bigger than your own, it'll look bad if you do this. The extra fabric bunches up like a diaper. Only worth doing if it's just a little gap
All my clothes have that little gap and it’s so annoying cuz I can’t find any trousers that don’t have that gap for me
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@@laraantipova389 oh that sounds great I’m gonna check it out thanks!
Hers didn't look bad.
@@ThatGirlJD it looks amazing. I want to try it, but I don’t have the time to sit and home and learn to do this
I hate wearing jeans because if it fits my waist/stomach then it’s way too tight on my legs and if it fits my legs then it’s way too loose on my waist and stomach 😭😭
Same the problem from me comes from my larger thighs and butt so most of the time it’ll fit there but not my waist.
Funny thing is: I'm a guy and I have exactly the same problem... I am mountain biking pretty often and my legs are a bit bigger than the standard at my height. I definitely can't wear jeans and I can't wear belts on normal pants while riding my bike because those 'cut' into my hips after a few hours... Luckily most MTB/cycling pants have those things built in because most of us have that problem lol
I have that same problem lmao.
I have the same problem.
Some brands offer a curvy fit even cor smaller sizes so it helped a lot
Find jeans that specifically say curvy
I love this. My jeans constantly fall down unless I wear a belt and I hate belts. This is like the perfect invisible belt. Exactly what I needed, thanks.
Same!
Buy your size don't suffer through this😭
@@lunaromance2243 it could be because people lost weight? for me, even the jeans I find closest to my size always have that gap. I’m short and most brands don’t carry the right size or fit for me.
@@bunny.ribbit you should get your pants tailored to adjust the length
@@lunaromance2243 most people don't have the money for that or the skills/time to do it themselfs
“Use a belt” and “Get an ass” comments are clearly coming from people who haven’t had this issue. It’s not about the size of your bottom, its mainly the thighs. Using a belt is uncomfortable with an issue like this because the jeans scrunch up in the most awkward way possible.
EXACTLY. Also I find if ironic that they say "get an ass" because this particular problem it's caused when you have big thighs and butt. I saw a comment saying it was because she's tiny but I've had the same issue when I was overweight because of my body shape alone
For real. And “get an ass” doesn’t even make sense because for many people it’s literally caused by having a skinny waist and large thighs/ass… the jeans don’t curve enough to accommodate for the distance between the edge of the butt and edge of the waist.
@@Selakoraactually i had this problem when i was a teen and i have always been a skinny girl so i didn’t have a big bottom. My waist was extremely small amd my legs were very long so i always bought jeans for my leg size and adjusted the waist. Thankfully, i’ve grown up and am well proportioned now :D
@@Lampey22 well, there you go xD All kind of girls can have this problem. It's good to hear it doesn't happen to you anymore c:
To me it's usually because if I find pants that adjust to my waist, they don't fit with my thighs and vice versa, so the easiest option is just fit my legs and live with the waist as it is lol
@@Selakora exactly, and thanks! :)
It’s so weird that people don’t understand this…
Everyone keeps saying "belt" but honestly sometimes belts ruin the vibe.
So this hack is super helpful.
i agree like sometimes i don't want a belt ruining the fit
I agree, sometimes a style nicer no belt
Get jeans that fit properly
@@idoit895 women's jeans aren't made for multiple body types.
@@idoit895 you don’t know peoples stories as to why their pants don’t fit
“All you’re going to need is six cupcakes a day for six weeks”
Or bigmac a day.
To get weight？
@@provax4925 a bigmac a day keeps the gap away
@@soulsdark5733 To fix that gap.
I was gonna go with cheeseburgers but either way it's gonna be fire.
Sometimes a belt ruins the outfit, so I rlly like this hack, thanks. I think I’ll try it
Yea especially if the jeans dont match the belt, for example like a cream or light blue colour jean with brown or black, like they dont match and they look obnoxious, whereas I personally love the look of a jean with no belt xx
It will be better to use elastic band and two buttons than a shoelace - no need to tie every time and you can eat normally
Exactly
I bet you still complain how women's clothes don't have real pockets too though, don't you?
Zaria Hanchell- thinking she can have her cake and eat it too since (insert birthday here)...
Great.. Thank you
Me watching this while eating cheetos:
*”How to get that annoying gaps in your jeans.”*
Lmao XD
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👌✌🤣🤣🤣🤣
It is currently 4am for me
@@memesaremylifeline6723 ...so?
Sameeeee
“I have the perfect hack for you”
“Belt” - Travis Scott
xD My man s on point
Loll🤣
I thought the same thing until the end. She looks way better without the belt.
@wils I brought the Travis Scott belt he scammed me I ain't get my money back and never received my got damn Travis Scott X Fragment belt 😭 fuckkkkkk 180 down the drain
Exactly what I was about to say🤣
A lot of smart asses are saying:
“Ummm, duh...get a belt🤦🏻♀️”
But belts can be very uncomfortable and pinching; especially if you have a job that requires a lot of sitting or bending, due to the hard buckles that are on most belts. . Kudos to her for being innovative and figuring out a more comfortable way to accomplish this.
Belts are clearly the solution to this problem.Belts are very comfortable idk what your on
@@Unknown-pg8mn nah man belts pinch so bad and are so uncomfortable to sit down in. plus when you sit down a lot of the time the belt rides up
@@Unknown-pg8mn hav et où ever been to school bc when u have to sit on a chair for 8hours straight I can tell you belts are not comfortable
@@Unknown-pg8mn I don’t like belts they make my outfits look ugly. I prefer simple clean lines around the waistband of the jeans. Belts can be ugly and if my jeans fit big you will never catch me wearing a belt. Also they are uncomfortable and ugly :(
True
in kids jeans, they have this with a button and elastic. why can’t we get that?!
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I was just thinking that! When she showed this hack, I had flash backs of my elementary says.
Omg literally! I have really long legs and I'm a bit underweight so I have to choose between jeans being long enough but too wide or else them being like 5 inches too short but fine in width, honestly miss being a kid cause of this 😭
This is essentially adding a waistband. Elastic and a button works well too, and you don’t have a knot digging into your belly.
Sometimes a belt just isn't the vibe you want. So this is a great hack, thanks!
Exactly.
Another thing about belts is most belts are too big for me
Yeah I don't like wearing belt
Just, please don’t leave raw edges if you cut holes in your fabric. Do a buttonhole stitch (by hand) around the edge of the holes using normal thread or embroidery floss. Don’t just leave it. Those holes will fray out and continue to get bigger and bigger.
Exactly, it's horrible it looks very weird with a belt, but this is perfect!! people just don't understand
“Belts were invented in 3300BC”
-people before 3300BC:
I know this is a joke, but this is for people who don’t want to wear a belt, or don’t own one
@@alyvee3197 buy one.
@@gustavpropovski9932 Belts don’t fit right for me. This was actually pretty helpful.
@@gustavpropovski9932 not everyone wants to wear a belt 🙄
@@hehheh1204 belt is not an accessory (like a watch or ear rings). It helps you to keep up your trousers on. Like wtf
words cannot express how grateful i am for this because i have this problem with ALL of my jeans omg
same
same
Samee
My kids toddler jeans are like that. Imagine if adult pants had the same elastic.
Right!!!!!! I need this!
It’s a drawstring
@@jasonzheng5839 She's referring to the children's pants elastic waistbands.
There’s literally an invention for this exact problem, it’s called a belt.
@@eyvithorgeirsson6028 Belts don’t work well for this this body type.
Imagine being thin enough that a shoelace would fit around your waist. Damn
Ok but is it just me or did the shoe lace end up Way longer after it went through?? Like the amount of excess on each side is crazy. I'm guessing it's 2 laces tied together.
There are 170 cm laces available (for high boots, like hiking and such)
The shoe lace sitting there and the one she uses are two different lacea
C.Tilson,
Baby I was just thinking!!!!!
My God , just one shoe lace goes around hef entire body,, with run to spare!!!!
God!!! I would need a pair of shoes from king kong!!!
🤣🤣
The only thing I understood was, she looks amazing.
No doubt, i was hoping for a 360 view😂
When did you see her face
@@fullfatcars8174 you don’t smash the face my guy 😄
Only thing I understood was, you’re a simp.
@@ddysprks 🤦♂️ this is toxic behavior bro, control yourself. You’re not a simp for thinking a woman is beautiful. If you chase her then yeah.
Genius! I thought about this too. Designers should have that already built-in for adults too. Young kids' pants already have this option.
Sometimes the belt just kinda crunches up the loose part in the back so this could definetely be useful
Read my name get 💰
Finally, someone who understands.
Exactly 💯
And sometimes they’re just unflattering
Exactly
Sometimes my belt remains up and the gap is still out. This is actually helpful for those who don’t know.
The day I have a waist gap....
I'll be the happiest person ever.
Try diet and exercise?
😁😁
@@codycast generally it's not just the size but the shape of your body that affects the waist gap. You could be overweight but still have a waist gap bc your butt and hips are bigger than your waist. You could also be underweight and not have a waist gap. Just depends on the structure of your body, not your size.
It’s not for me I have a belly but my but and thighs are bigger so when I get Jeans that fit but not for my upper haft.
Just buy pants that are too big.
I’m still stuck on trying to get that Bobby pin all the way through the waistline
Use a pen with cap or any long stick that you can tie the string in. Also even you can push the string in one bobby pin and even that is sufficient to push it through, but would be a little difficult to work with it.
I find a safety pin easier to use, you can prick the pin in two points, clip it safe and then pull it through the inside of the waistline of the jeans..
use a safety pin it helps
Yeah the idea that this is a hack. It takes ages. Only really necessary if you have patience. The gains are minimal for a lot of time used up.
@@IshtarNike ....I tried, took me less than five minutes....
It's somehow annoying to read the "use a belt" comments. They don't work. Most or them at least, they just get a weird shape and bend or go over the jeans because they do not adapt to the shape of the waist.
As a wise man once said
“Belt”
Sun tzu-
The art of war
I was literally about to say this
What if you don’t want a belt to ruin your drip, but still want your pants to fit?
- Travis Scott
@@jerryborjon you put on a different pair of pants
@@dotkom1234 “not going to lie forget Travis Scott’s name so said sun tzu”
Sun tzu-
The art of war
Y’all, when I do this with a regular belt it gets all jumbled and scrunched and looks rly bad, stop hating it’s a good trick
YES! Belts doesn't look good with unfitting clothes.
@@ecem.turkoglu it does though, tf are you talking about? That's why they have the placement...
@@RealRoboKnight did you read the op
@@RealRoboKnight I’m glad belts work well for you, but it isn’t the case for every article of clothing.
Idk where you live but here in Italy almost every pair of jeans has that elastic thing
Me who usually wears sweatpants or pj jeans.
“Look at what they have to do to mimic a fraction of our power.”
😂
I just looked up pj jeans 😯
But also as easy by using a belt will be ok? Lmao
😂
For a tiny waist like that, I would happily accept that waist gap and more 😅
Toxix
Lmfao facts I’d wear it proudly tf?
Exactly my thoughts lol
Nah it's annoying believe me
It's not about the tiny waist. It's really uncomfortable to have that gap. I'm not skinny, but because of my thicker body shape and that I keep gaining and loosing weight my pants end up with that gap and it's really annoying when the gap is particularly big. I've had that gap even when I was still considered overweight
Plus, even if she's skinny, if she finds it uncomfortable why should she just accept it because you think so? 😂 It's her clothes and her comfiness
No. Don't be doin that. That's where I drop the ice cube.
underrated comment
Switch hit to the cleavage. Pro move 🤣
haha yeah I remember that game
Nah. That’s where my left hand get in
That's where you find planet Uranus
Some 'expensive' jeans I had (given by my older cousins) actually have rubber bands and buttons inside to adjust the size if you are losing/gaining weight
most men’s dress pants have similar
Most children’s pants have them too lol
Yeah.. i miss those times when those bands were included in every single pair of jeans
I've only seen those with kid's jeans and old men dress slacks
Or just eat more.
You can also use an elastic band instead of the shoelace. You just need to sew his tips, so you don't have to keep tying.
If you don't wanna risk ruinning your jeans, an alternative is to start making daily trips to Macdonald's.
Or a belt
Or pants that don't go all the way up to your damn belly button.... you'll have plenty of opportunities to wear high waisted pants when you're elderly....
or you can just wear a belt
@@Gray5torm I prefer the Macdonald's method.
@@asmrddict same
Her: "Use some string and a bobby pin"
Belts: "Am I a joke to you?"
This is simply a joke. People replying to my comment dont seem to understand that. If u fail to understand that this simply is a joke, then, well I feel sorry for u.
Thx for all the likes btw :)
belts are uncomfortable and half the time don’t work depending on how the waistband is shaped. women’s jeans are awful.
haha funny joke (ppl don't take Benjamin's comment too seriously as it's a joke lol)
@@lunaevans3562 jeans are not awful 😂... Buy proper size according to your waist 😂
@@mishai3326 not everyone has the option to get jeans taylored towards them, hence the fucking entire point of the video. use ur brain for literally 1 second plz
Wonder why a belt was invented then?
Ig some people don’t get how hard finding jeans that fit is!!!! My body type is SO hard to find correct jeans for. If it’s perfect in the thighs, it’s too big in the waist and vice versa. Don’t get me started on pockets and ankle lengths 🤦♀️
Yes! You can also use elastic and hand stitch both sides down. Game changer
Wait what do u mean by “hand stitch both sides down” what sides? Which part do we stitch?!
@@kx_xx look at Zara’s baby jeans on the inside and you will know. You can put some elastic with buttons and adjust perfectly to your waist. And you can size up whenever you ate a bit much or got a couple pounds and size down when you lose some weight too. Game changer.
Ahhh am I the only one who's already had this done for their pants, I mean done by the company. I live in Alabama. Theres no way we're ahead of everyone. I mean it takes months to catch up, is it just the benefits of always have shopped at thrift stores? I swear I'll never forget the button indents on my skin from when I grew a little too much. I feel crazy haha why is everyone so shocked
@@allwhatilove914 I wish they still put elastic to adjust the waist in adult jeans.
yep, as an hour glass bordering on pear shape, I've been doing this to all my strides since I was about 12 or 13 years old... and that's a loooong time... ;))
Me, who is male and owns 0 jeans:
*hmm. Interesting.*
Update: I now own one pair of jeans
Coomer
How do you exist…? Like sweatpants and khakis? Kilts? Basketball shorts?
@@zzzetsulive yep I exclusively wear kilts
@@zzzetsulive for me I just wear streetwear and cargo
I’m just mad she skipped the hardest part
Amazing. Now you even can use your belt to replace that missing lace in your shoe.
Women problems. Also imagine using ur front pockets but thats a story for another day... :DDD
I don't like belts so I think this is cool, even tho I knew about this since I was a kid.
some people dont like belts and you can also very much just buy extra shoelaces from the store, much cheaper than a belt 💀
I came in her to make some sort of belt comment, but yours was better. Who said women aren't funny?
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thank you for saving my life at 2:14 am, had a little difficulty because the bobby pin got caught on one of the threads in the jeans but i fixed it with a little tape lmao, thank you for allowing me to wear jeans instead of basic sweat pants tmrw
Wow, you should call this innovative invention a "belt"
Hmmm might work but I'm not sure. The name is a little bit too exotic
Women don’t like the name “belt”, it sounds too manly and complicated.
Yes they like to use primitive technology
It's not a belt though, it's literally what you do when you don't want to wear a visible belt
It’s like men have never heard of the word “fashion” before 🧐
“I have this really nice hack for you”
My brain: eat ice cream and Oreos until you fit back into them
That's the only acceptable way
By the length of that shoe string I would agree. She should make a run to the border ( Taco Bell )
Not everyone can gain weight easily or at all
U got 69 likes.......nice
😂😂😂😂😂
If only something could go through those loop things around the waist
🤣
Yeah
I think girls don't like belts for some reason. I really don't know why but I've seen on multiple occasoons girls avoiding putting on a belt.
@@dandcc9192 it’s cuz they’re uncomfortable & don’t go w a lot of outfits. They don’t even look good or sit right half the time. This solution is seamless and easy, plus, unlike a belt it stays in the pants 24/7
@@wendyev310 thanks for the clarification.
Wow that’s so simple but so brilliant!!❤❤ thanks for that one!!👍👍👍😁😁
This is called nada in india its been for ages even before elastics and belt were a thing in india
Perfect.. I came to the comments section to mention our age old nada, but glad to see you've already done the honours 😅
So many "innovative" ideas are so close to our traditional simple methods..
The British trashed our customs and culture to sell us their products.. e.g. koele aur namak se kaun daant maanjta hai bewakoof, hamara toothpaste use karo.. and toothpaste ads these days - kya aapke toothpaste mein namak hai? Now introducing, toothpaste with the magic power of charcoal..
All these face packs with the magic power of mud bath, charcoal cleansing, honey, lemon, rose water and what not...
Arrey yahi sab toh hum barso se ghar pe karte aa rahe the.. entire generations got brainwashed into buying foreign products, forgetting our solid ancient wisdom.. 🤦♀️
🤣🤣 right, fact that they are learning this now.
I haven't heard of nada but this is closest thing I can find. Everyone else losing theirs minds over something I wear has always existed.
Like I remember getting little button indents in my waist from the straps put through the pants. Theyd have little holes to button them to size
I live and always have lived in Alabama but we got out clothes from thrift stores.
Idk I feel a little crazy, everyone losing their minds over something I swear I've always had. Its cool to know its from India, are yalls button or straps you tie?
@@iamaperson4841 what they are talking about the nada you can think of a drawstring as an equivalent. So it's always tied. I used to have similar jeans where there was an elastic inside the waistband and it had buttonholes that you could adjust.
@@Checkitytu 🤣🤣🤣 pta tha
Hello! I'm a tailor and we do this often (with elastic instead, and it's obviously sewn down) and might k recommend a safety pin instead? It's more likely to stay when you push it through. Great video!
I feel like regardless it will be complicated to actually get the Bobby pin or safety pin to the other side…is there a trick for that? Cuz it will be hard to actually get a good grip ad pull it while it’s completely inside
@@ChotterChannel I try to find the longest safety pin I can (typically have a few 2 inchers laying around) and you really just have to inchworm the fabric along. Bunch as much of it onto the safety pin as you can, then hold the tip of the safety pin and pull the fabric to unbunch. There are some drawstring threader tools out there but its the same process. I don’t find them to be much better and a safety pin is easier for me to find.
What’s a hack for making shorts legs narrower? I have skinny legs and my shorts fit my waist but are too big on my legs
Yes! Safety pin is much more reliable!
I’d recommend using a safety pin, it works a bit better for inserting the shoelace since it’s a lot less likely to slip off 👍
Next video: "How to prevent your shoes from slipping off your feet with a belt."
Your imagination is world class
🤣
Thats a good one
🤣🤣good one. Except The jeans I bought don't have these belt things to put the belt through (sorry I don't know what they are called 😅). This helped me out a lot
Lmao
Maybe I’m going insane but why do I remember having straps to help with this built into my jeans when I was younger? And why the hell can’t the adults have them?
Those were definitely a thing! I had them too
I was wondering the same thing. I don't know why they don't have it for adults.
First of all, you are not going insane, those are pretty common in kids jeans. For why adults don't have them, I have absolutely no idea
i remember having them! i think they don’t put it in adult ones bc kids are constantly growing and going through puberty/growth spurts, so instead of buying new jeans constantly you can just adjust it on the inside. but it’s weird cos i started wearing adult jeans at the start of puberty cos i couldn’t fit into kids jeans anymore since i grew so fast.
i remember having pants with elastic bands + buttons, they were amazing
Man, if only jeans were designed with loops that could be fitted with some kind of fabric rope to synch them to your waist size... 😕
I feel like you're not a woman. And you've never had to go through the struggle of wearing a belt as a woman with any kind of curves.
It's a cool trick it's not like you have to do it more than once
Belts are bulky and annoying, personally I don’t like belts and feel they bunch the material. This is actually genius.
@@alvin5122 I didn't say it only applies to women, but obviously someone saying this has never gone through the struggle of trying to put on a belt with jeans and it not looking right due to the curves of your body. But go off I guess.
@@MichelleWilliamsPewDiePie Agreed. I even worked at Levi’s for three years and this was a consistent problem. The reason that trick (or having the waist altered) works is because it literally changes the shape, where a belt squishes excess fabric together, creating folds and gaps.
Thank you very much it helped me a lot and a lot of people were inspired by this idea
yo is anybody gonna not talk about her form? SHES BUILT
Lmfao that's what I thought look at these biceps
That a reason I'm sure she's on here for
I guessed for a girl maybe
Ya if you have that problem, I’d like your number
Because that's not what the video is about
Don’t tie the two sides together, make a knot on either side and it’ll keep them like that without the need to retie every time you wear them.
Great idea.
@@BettyAlexandriaPride Trick from an old army field jacket
@@johnbeauvais3159 aww thanks for the tip John!
In theory it’s more efficient but I suspect the bump from the knot on both sides will be irritating against your body.
@@SeemsLikeSomething You make a fair point, I know the goal of this video is super simple solution but it could be improved by using elastic and sewing the ends to the waistband. Or you could get away with a angle knot by stitching the one side of the string into the waistband and only tying the other side.
Belt creates a fold on the waist and that draws attention to how the waist isn’t the right size- which is the opposite of what you want. This fixes that.
Exactly Idk the people saying just use a belt like I have a big butt and I always have a gap a belt just makes it looks like I'm wearing jeans that aren't my size.
I definitely would struggle with getting the shoe lace through the pants. A belt would be better for me
I get u- I wrote a comment on someone else's comment talking about how belts aren't always what people want so I agree with u (also thank you for not being a member of the belt army in the comments)
For me also the same
Or just buy jeans that fit…..
Or: how to make your jeans look gathered. It doesn’t appear like that for her, because it isn’t that big of a gap, but if the jeans were a little bit bigger or big enough to need a belt to stay up, it would make them look bunched up because they are essentially gathered
Still looks better than a belt
@@MichelleWilliamsPewDiePie that's a personal preference
@E C Yeah says me. Cause it's my opinion based off of my experience. What's the issue here?
@@Lockz1111 Yeah. It is. And?
Ok well obviously you're supposed to get jeans that fit you smart stuff, this is for a small gap
A girl in my class did this (but with the string on the outside I’m guessing it’s bc she didn’t wanna cut her jeans) and our teacher (a lady) came up to her and said “I didn’t realize that was a shoe lace, I thought we had a thong situation going on” 😭
Ye think it’s sort of a new trend to use shoelaces as a belt. Seen a lot of girls lately wearing it.
@@kittycatcuties Nah, kids have been doing that since the Scene days
@@lindsey9958 Oh didn't know that, but still trends are usually recycled anyway soo... guess it's just more mainstream now to do this.
@@kittycatcuties skaters have been doing this for a long time as well
Try using a safety pin instead of a bobby pin so you don't risk losing it while travelling trough the jeans. Also if you use elastic band you can saw the two ends just out of the opening you made in the jeans. This way you don't have to make the knot but you just reduce the waist and now closing the buttons is just what you need.
Or a wire coat hanger withe shoe lace taped to the end of it
Or wear a belt
Or get fatter.
Omg yeah my mom has been doing this from years
u know too much
Elastic band and buttons can help to. No additional knots
I love how doing something that people have been doing to pants for longer than we have been alive is a life hack now
Facts
SO TRUE
I really dont understand why they removed it
Every well known truth is now a life hack
@@hambster9759 this is the bigger question. Why the living fuck isn't this standard?
Use a wire like a old hanger and feed it through then attach the shoe lace and pull it through probably easier
Don't attack it bruh the shoe lace did nothing wrong
Or yknow… a belt
Why waste a coat hanger or even a bobby pin when the plastic tip of the shoe lace makes lacing easy and far less likely to damage the fabric?
Belts don’t really fix this problem, they just bunch your jeans up and sometimes make the gap look even worse when it’s closed. The drawstring is genius.
And what do you think the drawstring does🤔
@@Pickle_Riiiick It closes the gap without bunching the jeans up underneath a belt that still slides around under the belt loops. If you don't know what I'm talking about, it's okay to just not worry about it.
@@Baratsuki it’s still going to bunch the jeans up lmao. Where do you think all that extra fabric goes???🙄
@@Pickle_Riiiick I mean, sweatpants don't bunch up when you tighten a drawstring. If there is bunching, it's usually contained to the inside o the waistband where it isn't visible. With a belt, it's visible from the outside too.
@@Baratsuki jeans are not as flexible as joggers my guy
This hack really worked! Thanks
Thank you for an actually useful and doable hack!
To quote an old but very famous and relatable vine.... "BELT"
Or by the right size... lol
@@Jlambert1213 buy a pair of women's jeans, then try
To be totally honest I thought that while she was doing that but at the end result it looked way better than if you just strapped a belt on
@@Jlambert1213 For girls like me who have no hips or butt to keep the jeans up, there is no right size, its always too big on the waist, and I don't like the look of belts.
@@Jlambert1213 it really just depends on your body shape and your waist to hips ratio. Also if you're buying denim that doesn't have elastic in it because you're trying to buy vintage or be more eco conscious than this is a nice fix. Also if you start lifting or have a lot of muscle mass in the legs area it's hard to find jeans that fit your size that aren't just jeggings. But to each there own.
Having a belt on doesn't give the same look and can also be uncomfortable. This hack is actually good.
No, it's not.
@@1park813 do you just have a problem with seeing people not use a belt...? or is it that you feel you have been personally attacked? Asking because you seem overly obsessed with making sure every single person who says this is a good idea knows that you personally have the great suggestion of a belt (which only has so many holes and thus only so many sizes they can be helpful for before some modifications need to be done anyway.)
(Sorry for any errors, English is not my first language.)
I agree
@@heyitsrainy5155 all 1 park said is that he doesn’t agree why you gotta be so extra
@@oldschool9457 its an existing thing
This is GENIUS!! I always have these problems with all my Jean-shorts. I might try this!!
You can run a coat hanger all the way through the seam and then attach the shoelace and then pull the coat hanger back out. it's way quicker and that's how I get my strings back in my hoodies.
Wow!!!! Now that’s a perfect hack!!! Thank you😊
I was wondering how she got the shoelace thru
Was thinking the same thing
Omg even better!!
🤯
Thanks. It actually worked and I LOVED it
I don't like wearing belts, they make me feel uncomfortable, but I had to wear them, because my waist is smaller than my hips and the jeans would always be tight around the hips and butt area, but very wide around my waist. Belts never fixed that, they'd always go up whenever I sit, so thank you
Also if you are travelling you don’t have to take a belt off at security screening at the airport.
It's even better with elastic and if you sew it in so you never has to think about it again, they just fit properly. Plus, you then have jeans that are far more comfortable
Just get jeans that fit properly
@@idoit895 far more easily said than done.
@@idoit895if they could they obviously would have
That’s actually kinda smart for those ppl who don’t wear belts or don’t have one. I remember my waist being in between sizes for belts and as a kid I didn’t really know how to fix them.
I'd still go for a belt either way, less tedious.
you poke a hole in the belt so it goes where you want it. this isn’t smart when you have belt loops. if you dont have loops and there are no elastic bands or anything to help you fit your pants around your waist this still isn’t brilliant, its just what you have to do. its a method that has been around for a long time
It's called burn a hole into the belt to get a perfect fit if it's under sized
@ well that's called the stupid cult group
It was a good idea but the process is more painful than just using a belts it can be also less confortable . Its one additional option that you could use but be careful when cuting the jean if you dont want to ruin it
I’m so much thankful for this vedio….mam I’m so happy I’ve been struggling with a belt and that makes more uncomfortable. This hack changed my life with jean and don’t even want a belt
i miss being a kid and having those elastic adjustables on my jeans 🥲
You can still buy them, can't you? Jogger jeans?
@@kc4276 I’ve never heard of those
Jeans… for jogging?
Honestly, I always preferred drawstring over belts. So I think this is really smart if your style and comfort doesn’t include belts 👍🏽
Just don't wear jeans 🤷♂️
@@karolis1397sems like they're comfortably wear jeans with drawstring, what is you problem? Who hurt you? Drawstring?
@@karolis1397 Don't worry about others bro that was fucking hilarious 🤣
@@karolis1397 Don't worry about others bro that was fucking hilarious 🤣
Isn’t having a lace stuffed down your trousers rubbing against ya uncomfortable
This is great! Only thing I suggest is a safety pin is so much easier than attempting with a Bobby pin
If you want to elevate this a bit more you can try this exact thing but get elastics meant for sewing from the dollar store and it doesn’t take much to sew it on both sides of the pants, just weave it in. It’ll look more seamless and you won’t have to deal with string on the inside of ur jeans
I’ve watched this 3 times then remembered I don’t own a pair of jeans .
🤣
I gave up on jeans when I gave up on caring about what I look like. Lol
Ngl I'm not here for style advice
But you own a pair of balls xd
Jeans? I vaguely remember owning some.
wish i had this problem instead of my tummy folding over top lmaoooooo
Both is annoying, esp when your tummy is folding, but the jeans are falling lol
Frrr
Same
@@Ilivedbih that's why i don't like belts, yeah they get rid of the back gap but they also make my tummy stick out more and even the dainty ones are too bulky at the front for my stomach
Lol! Sucks to be you!
This is a great hack.
It'll be easier to use a safety pin instead of a bobby pin though.✌🏽
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I did this and it worked soooooooo well!!!!! Thank you ❤
“You just push it through to the other end… Anyway that’s it”
You literally skip how to do the hardest part.
It’s not rocket science bud figure it out
Tf do you want her to do?
@@isaacmarin9353 I’m not the one in need. I know what to do. I’m sure there are people who don’t though. Like for instance the woman in the video didn’t know.
@@mewlovedlover2735 tie the rope to a coat hanger. That’s how this hack is done.
@@hello_Blake_Alan that would be doing extremely too much.
Man of culture we are reunited once again
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Ok?
Was looking for this comment
Greetings good sir.
Good day
Ahhh yes! Of course!
Even though I am a Dolphin, this is a very great piece of knowledge that I shall keep stored away if I ever wear decide to wear Jeans.
@Dolphin did you enjoy any fish? You're welcome.
U’re a life saver
I ate more calories per day and in a week I fixed the gap.
I like it
Mind to share how? I cant gain weight , and my BMI is underweight..
@@Ebby1319 we are just blessed with high metabolism, let them be 😂
@@Ebby1319 You aren't eating enough, but you have no concept of actual calories. Get my fitness pal and you'll understand lol
@@bambidoll888 😂 rightt... Hahahaha
I have Lordosis like many people, it's an arching of the lower back and this is usually why trousers will have the gap...nothing to do with booty size whilst belts only make the fabric bulky.
Thank you for this, it's going to make a huge difference.
Lordosis is not something most people have and it's not a disorder. It's literally just a part of female anatomy.
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@Animus Animai that concave shape in women's lower backs is just nature. It's not a disorder. When you call it lordosis though it almost sounds like one. It evolved because for whatever reason men found it sexy. And only half the population has some degree of it, which is not "most people". Men do not naturally have it. At all. Our backs or either straight or convex.
@@rajbhattacharya4427 because servere Lordosis is one of them wdym not sounding like an issue?. Normal natural Lordosis is 25 to 45 degrees. Above that is considered dangerous as it handles a lot of pressure on the lower part of the spine. Please be specific and usually the curves are from buttocks, not that much from spine unless the person has a flat one buttock. Definition is important. Female anatomy does plays a role but the angle of the spine plays even more. Most instagram models today are above 45 degrees. Usually 61
@@mdt5043 But this lady in the video has normal female curvature. That's the point of contention. It presents solutions to non-existent issues. What is the population of people complaining about this issue that actually has a medical condition? Probably less than 1 percent. That arch that women have is something men like (for reasons unknown) and it also facilitates pregnancy. What you have is a case of completely out of touch women (probably mostly young hypochondriacs) that are confused and critical about their bodies. If you have this issue, you would truly be seeing a doctor, not watching YT shorts and tik toks.
To my dear south Asians: she's just teaching how to put in a Nara 😂😂😂
Got down through all the comments just to see a South Asian comment on this, n look at the people praising what great hack what great hack, our ancestors were earlier on this one at least!
Bwahahaha
Idk for the rest Europe but I always had an elastic band with buttons in every of my jeans so like ....
Not really useful ahah 😂
@@user-xe1lx1pg9q nope I’m from Ukraine. we did this too, you’re not cool.
This is actually really neat. 🤩🤩
Funny how this problem can be solved just by wearing a belt.
Actually with a belt it'll bunch up and look uneven. That's what happens with my jeans and I wear belts...
@@lungilecele1975 But you do realize that the string is simply acting as a belt right? Just hidden under the seam.
But it wont look nice 😂 I hate belts for that reason
@@envytee9659 but belts on the outside can severely alter how the jeans look. i hate wearing belts with wide waist jeans bc like the other person said, it bunches up unnecessarily. the shoelace/elastic hack is concealed on the inside and doesn’t cause any bunching up, therefore making it look nicer.
Belts don't look good on jeans
That's called a draw string. And, yeah, like everyone else is saying maybe just use a belt.
with jeans that are too big, the back of the pants do this rly unflattering thing with belts. makes it look like ur wearing a diaper 💀
I think we were all thinking this. Not once did she use the word "drawstring" which is so hilarious. But yeah i would have any excuse to wear a belt nowadays. Theyre so cute and thats literally the purpose. The internet is dumb
imo belts look terrible if your waist is too small for your pants
@@joeysung311 loll all my jeans are like 2 sizes to big for me 😭 even a belt cant fix it no more
That’s not gonna work if the waist is too big on the fabric 😂belts are more for looks only wear belts if your pants fit without them
I’ve done this with a Safety pin for years. Also works well when you lose the cord out of a hoodie.
Feel like it's all a waste of time..
She should just make some amendment with maybe sowing machine.
I was just going to say that.
@@janellcrews6108 Thanks 😊😊
Stop wearing mom jeans solves this issue too!!
@@number4777. that doesn't solve shit unless you genuinely believe people aren't making mom jeans for the right sizes now and people aren't checking the tags. she probably sized up so her legs/ass could fit, causing problems around the waist. the real answer is to either wear jeans with loose thigh areas or tight jeans with stretchy fabric
I needed nearly 3 inches taken out of the top. I had to learn to sew darts in the top to get pants and shorts to fit properly. Belts just bunched the pants together and caused it to droop and expose my underwear. I hope none of you had to go through what I had to to learn that clothes have never been made for my body type. “Curvy fit” pants always only had a .5-1in diffence and never did anything for me.
That shit was satisfying when she pulled the shoelace and the pants just glided
What she’s doing is the same thing as replacing a drawstring in a hoodie or sweatpants. Using a bobby pin would take forever and probably have your rage intensify. Just buy a hoodie/sweatpants rethreader from Amazon. They even come with the drawstrings.
Yeah, but this is DIY that you can do quick and easy with materials from home.
@@morningivy There’s nothing quick and easy about threading a drawstring through denim. 😄 I tried this, with a bobby pin, with a cotton hoodie and it was a pain in the ass. Trying this with denim, which isn’t always as flexible? No thanks, lol. I’d lose the pin in the hem and then have to cut the jeans open. 😂
I use a large safety pin it's actually really quick, should only take you a minute :)
Y’all will find reasons to complain about anything. I’m greatful for this hack and plan on using it
Or use a metal straw
It's basically giving your jeans an elastic waistband. But pushing it through all the way around is easier said than done
Naw it's actually quite easy with a safety pin or Bobby pin
They sell tools for it online. Or you could make one your self with some wire or a metal coat hanger.
@@MellowJelly I've pulled the drawstring all the way through on the waistband of so many pairs of shorts and feeding the string back through was such a pain in the ass that a few times I got frustrated and just threw them away
Best hack I ever seen ,really amazing,it's work
It's called a drawstring, we've been doing this for centuries, remember, always stitch and sew around the edges of the holes you cut for said draw string, other wise you'll tear all the fabric to shreds.
Honestly I didn't understand how this is a hack. I didn't know people didn't know about drawstrings :P
I came here to write this! I’m glad someone got here first.
@@Bubu567 some people don’t have people around that know about this
It's pretty much a belt but hidden and tons of shorts come with this already included. She's just showing how to do it yourself.
Mom used to do this to all of my pants ❤
Probably easier to use a piece of baling wire. Jist feed it through, then twist it around the end of the shoe lace and pull it back through.
Good idea or a safety pin and pin it through the shoe lace so it’s secure. That’s how most people feed elastic and other stuff through on sewing projects and crafts. The bobby pin seems like it could easily fall off but I guess if that’s the only thing someone has it’s an okay option… maybe still poke one prong through the string and it would be better
Ever used bailing wire to hold up your pants before? Poking around your belly and sides all day
@@JoeNathan42420 they mean to pull the shoelace through 😂
Wire coat hanger. Most readily available material around the house.
Highly doubt anyone trying to do this has any idea what bailing wire is
I’ve seen this as an inside fabric in my sons cargo pants and shorts when he was younger, except it was a button on each side to clasp the multiple holes in the string/fabric thing. I think all men’s and women’s pants & button shorts should have this. Just do away with the belt loops!
Edit: Fine ya big babies…leave the dude loops sheesh
I used to have them on my jeans when I was little. I wish teen/adult jeans were adjustable
Aw nah you can’t get rid of belt loops on pants! Wheres the multi tool gonna hang
Do away with belt loops??? Have you ever done any type of manual labor type job. Belt loops exist for a SOLID reason
I used to have that on a couple pants as a kid
@@TheBootyWrangler Litterally everyone in manual labor is like wtf no. I'm a mechanic shits for my drills and stuff.
Everyone one else is thinking about sitting down without their belt being uncomfortable.
“Belt” …dawg some people don’t have belts or don’t like how they look on some jeans😭💀
Those ppl never had the problem with belt making wrinkles bc they don't have much room around their belly 🤭☠️
@@Ilivedbih bro- 💀
Belts make me gross out 😂 mad texture issues and constraint issues so hard pass
Right, belt doesn’t work for these gaps lol
Ok… then “cookies”.
Thanks ❤ it really works even if you have a huge gap