How to sew a men's fly front zipper?

The fly front zipper is a small zipper sewn into the fly portion of a pair of trousers. It makes it easy to get your hands into your pants to get out the deuce when nature calls. If you’re new to sewing and looking for a fun project, try your hand at a fly front zipper.

How to sew a fly front zipper in a man's shirt?

Sewing a fly front zipper in a shirt isn’t much different than sewing on any other type of zipper. You will want to mark the locations of the zipper teeth and mark the zipper tape on the shirt. Then, you will need to feed the zipper tape through the shirttail. You will want to align the zipper tape so the teeth are lined up with the mark on the shirt. Once the tape is in place, you will want to secure it into place using the appropriate

How to sew a fly front zipper with button fly on

Sewing a fly front zipper on is one of the more challenging parts of fly sewing. Getting the zipper pulled taught properly, matching the zipper teeth to the buttonholes, and finishing the edges are all potential stumbling blocks. Fortunately, fly sewing is easier than it looks and getting started is a great way to learn how to sew a fly front zipper.

How to sew a fly front zipper on a man's shirt?

The first thing to consider is the type of shirt you have. Some shirts come with a fly front zipper, others might have a button-up fly front. If you're using a shirt with a button-up fly front, you can usually just insert the zipper tape and sew it in. But if you're working with a shirt with a fly front zipper, you'll need to add a piece of grosgrain ribbon to the front of the shirt to make sure the zipper will fit down the

How to sew a fly front zipper with a button fly?

This fly front zipper project is an easy one and will look great on any shirt or sweater, no matter what color it is! You will need two pieces of fabric: the main fabric for the body of the shirt, and a piece of lining that matches it. If you don’t have a piece of lining fabric handy, cut an old T-shirt into strips or a lightweight fabric scrap to use as lining. Don’t use a lightweight fleece or jersey fabric as it won�