Ok, i always a jeans with the color i wan and the style i want, but the big problem is, its boot cut.

is there any way to sew it to do something on it to make it become straight cut?

you are always a jeans ? what is that supposed to mean? the style u want? then u want straight cut and buy boot cut?

@dr3w
DUH! he said that he wanted to change a boot cut jeans into a straight cut jeans. Why? Because, the design he liked is only available in boot cut.

Um, TS, cannot go to tailor eh?

on the contrary, i'm having a hard time looking for boot cut

TS where u find those boot cut 1?

haha hey there's many kay
i always found the color i want, but its in boot cut.
recently, i found a jeans from guess, but its bootcut. thats a sad thing man

its hard to tailor...
coz normally near the knee it will slim down a bit...
probably u will get skinny instead of straight cut

Thats true.
The boot cut jeans especially , the design starts towards/from the knee side.
So yes indeed , it will get skinny look tho.

This post has been edited by Massa: Jan 6 2009, 08:39 PM

send it to a well established tailor and then slice some of the fabric off frm knee down as boot cut jeans tend to have the flare. then after that taper it to the width that u want.

unless he willing to buy bigger size...
then alter almost 80% of da jeans...
which i think not worth it...

how is it possible that the design he likes only comes in boot cut?

im guessing that 10 out of 10 times, the wash/texture/fades/fabric of the jeans that the OP likes came only in bootcut. not the design or the fit of the jeans

This post has been edited by THREEPOINTsix: Jan 7 2009, 12:12 PM

i always bring these matters up to my tailor.. because they are the expert, they would know fully on what can and what can not be done.. but do take note that this however should not be a turned into a habit as the purpose of alterations are actually not to redesign the clothes, but simply to create a better fit..

even then I always see different cuts for the same wash/texture/fades/fabric. maybe the OP is being picky. And yes, I look at guys' jeans too because I considered getting some for the boyfriend.