My Acne Mics have an ass horn

[johnny tumbleweed]

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The fit is great, other than this. It's especially annoying when wearing a belt. Is this something a tailor could fix? Is this something I could fix?

 

[evilgeniusdan]

Maybe sagging them a little bit would eliminate the ass horn? They seem like they are hiked up pretty high on you. Also, it may not be a problem once they soften up.

 

[DGP]

Originally Posted by johnny tumbleweed

Is this something I could fix?

Get a smaller ass?

 

[Brian SD]

i think that happens because the back pockets are stiff and instead of creasing when they should, the entire ass rides up like that. I think it will go away over time. My somets have the same problem so I always wear a longer shirt. Hopefully when they get beaten up a bit , it will stop.

 

[cldpsu]

I think it has to do a lot with the shape of your ass and the fact that the horizontal seam there, i guess that's the yoke? I dunno terminology, does not fall as easy as the rest of the fabric.

 

[j]

When the seat stretches out a bit, that should go away.

 

[Superb0bo]

my lvc 47s got somewhat the same problem, but only when i sag them. If i pull them upp it looks ok, but im not really a fan of that look..

 

[johnny tumbleweed]

Thanks for the replies, guys.

Originally Posted by cldpsu

I think it has to do a lot with the shape of your ass and the fact that the horizontal seam there, i guess that's the yoke? I dunno terminology, does not fall as easy as the rest of the fabric.

Yeah, the problem does seem to be that seam. Another pair of jeans with very similar construction doesn't have a horn, and the only real difference I can see is that the seam is more pliable in the other pair.

These've had a month of daily wear, so I'm not counting on the horn to go away naturally anymore. Would it be a terrible idea if I tried to hide the excess material with a safety pin or something?

 

[j]

TBH I really don't see why a tailor couldn't take up that excess from above that seam.

I don't think I'd use a safety pin, you might damage something when you sit and stress it.