What kind of jeans should I wear if I have a big stomach?

The take away? Streamline your look with high-waisted, dark denim, that hits at the ankle. And remember to stick to clean washes with stretch that will hug your tummy (not strangle!) for a smooth fit. These elements will create a flattering silhouette that not only flattens your form, but will elongate your frame.

Why do my jeans sag in the front?

An inseam that doesn’t line up with your body, a loose waist, or extra material in the tush can cause sagging in between the legs, and cheap fabric exasperates the dilemma. Camel toe, on the other hand, occurs when the garment is too tight, the fabric is too thin, or the rise is too short for you.

How loose should pants waist be?

Waistband. The waistband of your jeans should be lower than with khakis or chinos. Aim to have the waistband ride low on the hips, resting just at the top of your butt, about three or four inches below the navel.

Can jeans be altered at the waist?

Waist gapping can be an issue with denim pants, but an experienced tailor can alter a waistband to nip it in a bit. Just be sure not to take in the jeans more than one to one and a half inches at the waist, as doing more can change the pocket positioning and front shaping of the jeans.

Do jeans get looser over time?

All jeans will stretch to varying degrees over time, explains Dean Brough, academic program director of QUT’s school of design. “Jeans by nature actually do stretch. The fabric is meant to morph and form to the body which is why we love them,” he says.

Should women’s jeans fit loose or tight?

You expect women’s jeans to fit a little loose after a few days of wear but if yours are baggy right out of the dryer then it’s time to reevaluate. If you prefer a loose-fitting jean then try a classic straight leg style or boyfriend jean that offers a bit more room in the legs than other styles.

How can I make my jeans fit better?

Jeans that hug your legs and booty but feel loose around the waist, are the number one fit issue. Paying attention to fabric content can help. “Look for stretch in denim that conforms to your body’s curves,” says Alex Gray, Gap VP, Denim Design. Choosing the right cut of jeans is another fix.

Is there such a thing as the perfect size for jeans?

Finding the perfect fit remains a quest at any size, but a growing roster of retailers and labels are shifting to serve up jeans that are kind to all curves. Bookmark Levi’s and Good American, they both extend to size 24, while Universal Standard runs 00-40.

Is there such a thing as too tight around the butt?

Some styles of jeans like skinny and boot cut are designed to fit closely at the waist through the thighs, but there is such a thing as too tight around the butt and thighs.