How to make clothes 'fitter'?

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Victoria S.

Aug 18, 2014

Victoria S.

So like everyone else I have uniforms, but like an idiot I went to old navy before going to aero, and aero's uniforms are more skintight, or fitting, than old navy's. I want to make the ones at old navy fit me like aero's but how do I do it? Thanks in advance.

Victoria S.

Aug 18, 2014

Victoria S.

Here is a short from aero (excuse the awkward photo)

Victoria S.

Aug 18, 2014

Victoria S.

Then old navys

Lauren L.

Aug 18, 2014

Lauren L.

You could try throwing it in the drier for a short amount of time to shrink it a little.

Sam M.

Aug 18, 2014

Sam M.

I agree with Lauren ^ :)

Kaitlyn C.

Aug 18, 2014

Kaitlyn C.

There's several things you could do, attempt to shrink it in the dryer (I personally wouldn't just because everytime I try this it shrinks in a weird way). You can sew it tighter at the seams, that would probly be the best results...
I know when I wore uniforms we use to use little safety pins in the back of our shirt too make it tighter. But that caused little rips, and didn't always look so good! haha

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