Why do I always have a gap in the back of my jeans?

Darts allow the waistband of the jeans to curve into the small of your back. Back darts are a very common feature of dress trousers. There’s no reason jeans can’t have them too.

How do I stop the gaps in my back jeans?

Try on your jeans and pull the elastic to tighten until the back of the jeans sit flat against you and the waist feels comfy (remember to sit down to make sure you aren’t pulling it too tight). Once the elastic is as tight as you’d like, sew a line up and down three or four times at each end to secure the elastic.

Are jeans supposed to Gap in the back?

Back or waist gap is when your jeans fit nice and snug in the butt, hip, and thigh area but gap at your waist and lower back area — leaving way too much space. The best part is these work for a majority of shapes and sizes — regardless of how big or small, your booty may be.

What causes waist gap in jeans?

One person who had a poor fit said the problem applied to the long-waisted. But other blogs say it’s caused by being an hourglass. It sounds like the problem is created when a particular pair of pants doesn’t match a particular body shape.

Why do I constantly have to pull up my pants?

You Have to Adjust And Wiggle. Constantly pulling up the waist band of your pants is no fun! It means either the inseam is too short, or the waist is a tad too small. Just ease up in size and glide through the world tug-free.

Why do skinny jeans fall down?

If you wear low-quality jeans, they may slide down. The problem with low-quality jeans is that they aren’t made with the same level of attention and detail as high-quality jeans. As a result, they may have too much or too little fabric around the waistline, which may cause them to slide down when worn.

How do I keep my pants up with a big stomach?

How do I keep my pants up if I have a big belly or stomach? Suspenders or a suspenders alternative, such as PantsProp or Hikers, are the best ways to keep your pants from falling down if you have a big belly.

Are there any jeans that fit without a gap?

Jean manufacturers are making jeans for women that sit right on the hips and these women don’t have as defined a waist as you do so the jeans fit on them without a gap. Tailors can make the waist band smaller and take in the hips, but that would essentially be reconstructing the entire jean.

What does it mean to have a back gap in your jeans?

In fact, if you have hips, thighs, and booty, chances are you’ve experienced the dreaded back gap —or waist gap — with the majority of jeans you’ve tried on. Back or waist gap is when your jeans fit nice and snug in the butt, hip, and thigh area but gap at your waist and lower back area — leaving way too much space.

How can I find jeans that fit my waist?

Try a pair of jeans that is a size smaller but choose jeans with 3% spandex/lycra content. Look for jeans that are made for those with a bit more curves. Try Everlane’s Cheeky jean, Levi’s Curvy Bootcut, or GAP curvy fit jeans. Try jeans with a higher rise. They’ll go to your waist or about an inch below your natural waist).

Why are my jeans too big at the waist?

I’m ok with that, but there is one problem: when I find jeans that fit well in the bum and thighs, they’re a little too big in the waist, which leads to another annoying problem…the waistband never lays flat against my back. Instead there’s that terrible gap, which looks bad AND leads to even more problems when I sit down.