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reshaping the centerseam

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in a previous post i advised a member to have the back/center seam re shaped. which is in this case taking in [removing cloth] in the seat area.
the trousers had the ugly apperance of riding in the butt crack. it is a common problem.
here is an illustration of this.
the dotted lines show the pattern of the back panel of the trousers approximate position.
the arrow 1.the position of the offending cloth.
the arrow 2. the position of the new seam line.
img038-1.jpg
 

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That arrow in number 2's gotta hurt.
 

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Originally Posted by edmorel
is the number 1 for stuff coming out and number 2 for stuff coming in
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oh man that comment is delicious. without reading the content of this thread i just saw the pic and thought "what the f(ading away)....."
 

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Don't suppose we could get a link to the original post which spawned this one, for context?
 

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