Finding the perfect jeans is not an easy task. Moreover, even when you find the right ones, they start to lose their shape after a few outfits.

Fortunately, it is very easy to return the jeans to their previous shape, as if it were the first time you are wearing them.

For the most part, all you need is a little hot water. The heat can cause the fibers in the fabric to shrink, and water will also help with this.

Then, you can wear the jeans already "reduced" until they lose their shape, to then repeat the process.

Here are some suggestions:

- The heat naturally reduces the fabric, so the quickest and easiest way to shrink jeans is to put them in the dryer.

Take the jeans you want to shrink and place them in the washing machine, at the highest heat level it has. You can also add detergent so that they are washed during the process. The key, however, is drying.

As mentioned above, dry them using heat.

- Another way is to wear jeans that you want to shrink and soak in warm water with them. Yes, soak your whole body in a shower or bathtub. Keeping jeans wet will be uncomfortable, but the results will be worth it.

Next, shade them and let them dry naturally.

- Another option is to take a large pot of boiling water on the stove and put the jeans there.

All of these water-based options will give you similar results, so you choose what you find most appropriate.

Boiling jeans is probably the most intense option when it comes to water, so you can use this when you really want to shrink jeans a lot.

- The key to shrinking jeans is applying heat, which you can also do with an iron. The ironing method is not always as effective, but it can definitely help.

- If your jeans are just too big, you may have to adjust them to your size to a tailor.

Source: In Style