Taking in trousers at the waist, based on one method, involves adding tension to webbing to pull fabric together, thereby reducing the waist size.
Method for Reducing Trouser Waist Size
According to one technique described, adjusting the waist size of trousers is achieved by manipulating tension on a specific component, often webbing.
The Mechanism
The process focuses on using tension applied to webbing to draw parts of the fabric closer together. This action directly results in a smaller waist measurement for the trousers.
- Add a bunch of tension onto the webbing.
- Applying tension helps ensure the pants don't move during the adjustment process.
- The more you pull the webbing, the more two pieces of fabric come together.
- This coming together of fabric makes the waist and pants smaller.
Essentially, this method uses the controlled pulling force via webbing to gather or cinch the trouser fabric at the waistline, effectively reducing its circumference.
