
Clip-on suspenders are designed to clip onto almost any pants and fit almost anybody. Suspenders are a comfortable alternative to a belt. If you want to liven up your outfit, choose plaid or striped suspenders that match your pants. Wear brightly colored suspenders with blue jeans. Suspenders are especially cute for a little boy, and they will help hold up a pair of pants that wants to slide down under his tummy.
Clip the center clip of the suspenders to the center back of the waistband of the pants. It is easiest to do this before you put on the pants. Be sure the right side of the suspenders is on the same side as the outside of the pants.
Flip the other two straps over your shoulders, making sure they are not twisted.
Lift the flap to release the adjustment mechanism on both straps.
Clip the remaining two clasps to the waist of the pants with the clasps centered between the fly and the side seam on each side.
Raise the clasps on each strap up until the suspenders fit comfortably and snugly.
Press down the levers on the adjustment mechanisms to hold them in place.
Related Articles

How to Put on Suspenders

How to Make Shirt Garters

How to Connect Corsets to Stockings

How to Put on Clip Suspenders

How to Use Military Boot Blousers

How to Tie a Jabot Knot

How to Make Suspenders Longer

Easy Exercises to Tighten Loose Skin

How to Put on Belt Keepers

How to Roll My Pants Up Really Tight at ...

How to Tie a Zipper Tie

How to Measure the Outside Leg

How to Cook a Frozen Beef Patty ...

How to Put a Chain on Your Pants

How to Hang Sweaters So They Don't Get ...

How to Press Jeans

How to Tie a Ribbon Belt

How to Install a Zipper on the Side of ...

How to Wear a Collar Brass Class A ...

How to Pack a Linen Suit in a Suitcase
Writer Bio
Camela Bryan's first published article appeared in "Welcome Home" magazine in 1993. She wrote and published SAT preparation worksheets and is also a professional seamstress who has worked for a children's theater as a costume designer and in her own heirloom-sewing business. Bryan has a Bachelor of Science in chemical engineering from the University of Florida.
Photo Credits
Jupiterimages/Photos.com/Getty Images