How to Create Your Own Wrestling Pants
One of the fastest growing sports is wrestling. Each and every day, numerous amounts of people pick up the sport, and start to watch it.
Now wrestling is of many types, with their being two main types. Now some people tend to consider the old school Olympic wrestling to be the main type of wrestling, while others look and consider the flashy over the top wrestling with rings and announcers to be the better kind.
Nonetheless, irrelevant to what type or wrestling you are considering, everyone knows that you will automatically have an edge over your opponent, if you have a better wardrobe.
Now most of the time wrestlers don’t wear shirts, which is why they need to focus on making their very own wrestling pants.
These pants will give them an individuality and will help determine just who they are trying to be in the wrestling world.
Instructions
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1
Pick cloth and colour
The first step to making your own pants is to pick the cloth and the colour of the pants that you are going to wear.
This might seem like a very basic step, but it is crucial to determining just who you are as a wrestler.
You need to pick the right colours, so that they reflect you and your individuality in the ring.
At the same time, you need to pick a cloth type that you are comfortable with, as opposed to wearing one that you feel should be decent, since everyone else is also wearing it. -
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Logos and designs
Once you have the cloth type and colour sorted out, the next step is to figure out just how you are going to be customizing your pants.
You need to go ahead and think of the patterns and designs that your pants are going to have, since you need them to stand out in the crowd and not look like pants that everyone else is wearing.
At the same time, you can also think about incorporating the logo that you have picked as your distinguishing mark to be placed on the pants.
Your ring name could also be stitched into the pants. -
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Stitch and try
One you have done all of this, go ahead and get your pants stitched. Once they are stitched, you will be able to feel what the pants feel like after you put them on.
