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Rolled-UP Pants on Guys
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cheapmutha
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i did it like this last summer.
Buddy Love
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i did it like this last summer.
I do that only if my pants are too long, so they won't get dirty.
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I find any casual pant rolled up past the ankle to be very affected a la Hamptons, Nantucket etc.
I only rolled up a pair of jeans that far once many years ago, I was ankle deep in backed up toilet water (with all the trimmings!!) in the basement of my parent's business.
I only rolled up a pair of jeans that far once many years ago, I was ankle deep in backed up toilet water (with all the trimmings!!) in the basement of my parent's business.
skalogre
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lol good skinhead:
"Where's me bloody ruler, cann't look like on' of those bone'eads. Oi, Ian, is this too high? Ferckin' selvage line is comin' too 'igh neer me laces..."
I find any casual pant rolled up past the ankle to be very affected a la Hamptons, Nantucket etc. I only rolled up a pair of jeans that far once many years ago, I was ankle deep in backed up toilet water (with all the trimmings!!) in the basement of my parent's business.
Deja-vu...I did that with my pyjama bottoms just last Sunday once I noticed that suddenly my bathroom was overflowing because of a blocked sewage line! Taslk of putting your foot in it..disgusting. P.s. notice in deference to you and other mods/skins here I did not overgeneralise with my aforementioned skinhead statement
chronoaug
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It's pretty popular amongst the hipster/hippie crowd on campus. Some of them pull it off well. It works with a casual summer/spring outfit. I've seen it done well with jeans and dark khaki cords with things like tshirts/flannels/etc... It's not something i'd do around in a big city, but in florida, it works. Looks more natural around nature than lots of buildings.
I did it at a concert when I was wearing too long jeans and I didnt want them getting dirty in the mudd (we were in the infield fo a racetrack). I also did it when I got my Crates and I was wearing them before getting them hemmed. I would do it anytime I actually need to roll up my pants (at the beach and dont want to get water on them). It's become too faddish already with every girl and every other guy doing it.
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