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Hems are usually the last thing you stitch on a garment. Stick to a simple turned-up hem, which you clean finish and handstitch in place with catchstitching. Mark the hemline accurately. Lay the fabric flat, or hang it by trying it on with the underwear, belt and shoes you would wear with it. Pin and check hemline before trimming.
