How to Positon & Sew On Buttons for Suspenders (Braces)

If you suddenly got puzzled by a question: ‘how should I position and attach buttons for my suspenders?’ this video will answer it in just a couple of minutes providing additional tips and tricks.
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[@dykazarov]

Чувствуется мастерство в каждом движении! Великолепно!

[@lucas17rouge]

Thank you ! It's so hard to learn tailoring... videos like this are gold !

[@BESPOKEEDUCATOR]

You are welcome, 🙌🏻 thank you for a lovely feedback, it means a lot for a creator.

[@KenigJu]

Спасибо большое, очень познавательно.❤

[@kareemahmullen8940]

Can you show how to position suspender buttons on men's pants that have an elastic stretch band in the front. Thank you for this very clear video presentation and demonstration.

[@BESPOKEEDUCATOR]

@@kareemahmullen8940 Hi, thank you for the question.
I honestly don't see the point in using suspenders with elastic bands.
Suspenders are mostly used on classical trousers in combination with side adjusters (it helps to avoid using belts).
Elastic band is a more casual option and it's purpose is to fit a waist without any additional help (unlike stiffer classical waistbands)
But, if you for some reason want to use braces with casual trousers, the marking principle is the same.

[@kareemahmullen8940]

@@BESPOKEEDUCATOR The gentleman's trousers have expandable waistbands with a 3" elastic band (on either side) extending from the side belt loop. If I align the first button with the crease/belt loop, there is barely 2" for the next button, or it runs into the elastic. Any suggestions?

[@BESPOKEEDUCATOR]

@@kareemahmullen8940 Suspenders are mostly meant for trousers with classical waistbands.
The elastic is already doing all the 'waistband-adjustment-trouser-keeping-in-place' work.
Elasticated trusers are just not very suitable for braces, that is why you are having a hard time to find a place to attach them.

[@kareemahmullen8940]

Yes I get that. But I still have to do what is being asked by the gentleman. Was just asking best way in a situation that is not optimal.

[@JaskaranSingh-nu7nx]

Hi! What's the best brand for professional tailors measuring tape?😊

[@BESPOKEEDUCATOR]

Hi, I would say it is a matter of taste and...the variety that is avaliable at your local or on-line sewing stores.
I have been using a double-sided Prym 150 cm (60 Inch) measuring tape for years now and I had to replace it only twice I guess, I lasts long without fading even with the everyday use.