Jeans are too low around the waist. Is there any way to change them into high waists?

First of all, remove the waist of other high-waisted pants that are not worn at home and use them;

Then find a sewing worker (sewing clothes in the street) to help you remove the original low-waisted head and replace it with this high-waisted head;

If you don't have extra high-waist pants, you can also find other suitable fabrics and clothes at home, take them to the sewing worker to cut them for you, and make a new waist for you, that is, the price is slightly more expensive;

Finally, the new waist head (whether replacing the high waist head or the new waist head) should be ironed to prevent retraction. This chief tailor will iron it for you.

Extended data:

Jeans: Also known as "solid tweed pants". The front trousers are seamless, while the rear trousers are seamless. A zipper is installed in the door. The front trousers have an oblique insertion pocket on the left and right, and the rear trousers have two patch pocket pointing to the waist. The seams of the pockets are nailed with metal rivets and decorated with open threads. It has the characteristics of wear resistance, dirt resistance, close fitting and comfort. Jeans are generally made of indigo water mill fabrics such as denim and beef tendon denim, as well as other fabrics such as suede, corduroy and velveteen, which are collectively called "jeans". It first appeared in the western United States.

Pay attention to distinguish clearly when buying jeans: high waist pants, middle waist pants and low waist pants.

1) Low-waist pants: low-waist pants with navel as the dividing point and waist below navel;

2) Mid-waist pants: those with the navel as the dividing point and just reaching the navel are called middle waist;

3) High-waist pants: those that cover the navel or above but do not exceed the lower bust are called high-waist pants. ?

References:

In 2009, Tsinghua University Publishing House published "Garment Industry Plate Making-Jeans".

Textile and Apparel Weekly, a national periodical sponsored by China Textile Information Center.

Baidu encyclopedia-jeans