Making Draggin jeans bigger?

**1vanvan1** · 7th December 2009, 18:49

I recently bought a size 30 pair of draggin jeans and they were a snug fit. Me being stupid thinking they will stretch a bit bought them but now in hid sight should of got the next size up

Any1 know if I could possibly get them widened in the hip/ass area?

Or does any1 want to buy them? Paid $320 a month ago and only worn once. Will sell for slightly decreased price.

**R6_kid:Me** · 7th December 2009, 19:32

All that physical exercise on recruit course and you're still a fat cunt!

**1vanvan1** · 7th December 2009, 20:16

Originally Posted by R6_kid

All that physical exercise on recruit course and you're still a fat cunt!

You stfu. Nah, its my hip bones. They have shrunken slightly I think.

**p.dath** · 7th December 2009, 20:21

I'm sure you can get them modified, but find someone who specialises in motorcycle gear alterations.

**1vanvan1** · 7th December 2009, 20:30

Originally Posted by p.dath

I'm sure you can get them modified, but find someone who specialises in motorcycle gear alterations.

Yeah, Cause of all the Kevlar eh. I was thinking of putting the extension on the front maybe. By the zipper.

**p.dath** · 7th December 2009, 20:34

Originally Posted by 1vanvan1

Yeah, Cause of all the Kevlar eh. I was thinking of putting the extension on the front maybe. By the zipper.

You want to minimise the number of seems and panels. They may want to remove an existing panel and put in a new single larger panel.

Don't know.

**R6_kid:Me** · 7th December 2009, 20:41

Maybe something like this will work

**klingon** · 7th December 2009, 20:44

Originally Posted by 1vanvan1

Yeah, Cause of all the Kevlar eh. I was thinking of putting the extension on the front maybe. By the zipper.

Originally Posted by p.dath

You want to minimise the number of seems and panels. They may want to remove an existing panel and put in a new single larger panel.

Don't know.

Yeah - it's not just about the kevlar - its about keeping the whole structure as strong as possible so it doesn't come apart under stress. Things like using the right thread for all the seams, double-stitching everything, positioning of seams, etc. Needs to be professionally done.

Remember, this is safety gear, not just a fashion item!

**1vanvan1** · 8th December 2009, 11:15

Originally Posted by klingon

Yeah - it's not just about the kevlar - its about keeping the whole structure as strong as possible so it doesn't come apart under stress. Things like using the right thread for all the seams, double-stitching everything, positioning of seams, etc. Needs to be professionally done.

Remember, this is safety gear, not just a fashion item!

A ok, I understand.

Any1 know of any1 that could assist?