Brown Leather Pants

Tools and materials:

• Faux leather
• Zipper
• Buckles
• Pins
• Scissors
• Ruler
• Chalk
• Sewing machine

Cut the fabric 

I started out by cutting out the fabric pieces using my pattern. I used a pattern I already had but added 2-3 inches to the knee measurement and made the ankle measurement the same width as the knee. To see the pattern I used click here.

Sew the zip guard

Next, I took the rectangular piece or zip guard, folded it in half, and sewed it along the side and bottom with a zig-zag stitch. 

Mark the front pieces 

I then took the two front pieces and placed them right sides together. I marked 2 inches from the inseam. 

I also measured how far my zipper would reach and marked a bit above that endpoint. Once I had both markings, I sewed between them. 

Attach the zipper 

To attach the zipper, I sandwiched the zipper between the left front piece and zip guard, with the zipper facing down. I sewed along the edge until I hit the point where the two front pieces meet. 

Next, I took the zipper fly and placed it right sides facing on the front piece. I sewed on the zipper fly and then turned it around and topstitched. 

It was then time to attach the other side of the zipper. I pinned the zipper onto the fabric and then, once again, sewed along the edge until I reached the point where the two front pieces met. 

Next, I topstitched the zipper fly onto the right front pattern piece, making sure not to catch the zip guard. 

Attach the two back pieces 

In this next step, I attached the two back pieces to their respective front pieces right sides facing together. I sewed along each side, stopping when I reached the knee. The reason I left from the knee down open is that I would be sandwiching the straps in between the pieces later on. 

Attach the straps 

I then went ahead and marked 4 inches from the bottom of the pant leg so I knew where I would be attaching the straps. Feel free to place yours lower or higher. 

It was time to cut the straps. I measured around my calf to determine the length and then added 3 inches to that. I cut four pieces in total and cut one corner of each piece. 

I placed two pieces right sides together and sewed around the edges leaving the short, straight edge open so that I could turn the piece right side out. I repeated the same for the other pieces and then turned each strap right side out. 

Next, I continued sewing down the sides of the pants until I reached the marking I had made earlier. At the marking, I inserted the strap and sewed over it, sandwiching it in. I then sewed to the bottom of the pants. 

Sew the inseam

I then sewed the inseam of the pants. I matched the inseam of the front and back pieces and sewed them together. Next, I placed the crotch line, right sides together, and sewed it down as well. 

Add buckles 

I then went ahead and added a buckle to each strap. 

Attach the waistband 

Lastly, all I had to do was attach the waistband. I decided not to hem the pants since the fabric doesn't fray at all. 

There you have it! I managed to recreate a pair of Kylie Jenner’s leather pants in a few easy steps. Let me know how you would style these pants in the comments!