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Do you cuff your jeans?
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FashionIQ
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I like the single cuff better then all others. When i cuff my jeans the indigo doesn't run onto the shoe and doesn't stain it.Originally Posted by Trackstarr
(Learned the hard way)
Lightly duct taped?
Depends on the jeans, I guess. Some shouldn't be cuffed and others allow you to do so if you wish.
Always wanted to try double cuffing. Can never seem to pull off the look.
XenoX101
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I like to show my selvedge.Originally Posted by Maharlika
I hate this, just as bad as people who tuck their shirt in right where the belt buckle is to show off their stylin' buckle, it's not 'cool'.
I think the question depends a lot on the context, it's too ambiguous for me to answer with a poll. I love cuffed jeans in summer with loafers, boat shoes or light sneakers, but stacking is great for a casual natural look. I think hemming should be saved for straight leg/bootcut and dressy jeans, I plan on hemming a pair of black jeans I'll be buying in the next month as they border on the dressy side.
CoconutBanana
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I stack with normal jeans I cuff if the jeans are selvage.
duchessofmalfi
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i am jack's cuffed jean
mulansauce
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I think boot cuts look horrible.Originally Posted by onion
Fixed. Although, I am told that they do flatter certain body types. I just can't imagine them on myself. Or anyone else who isn't either slightly guido-ish or over the age of 40.
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Fixed. Although, I am told that they do flatter certain body types. I just can't imagine them on myself. Or anyone else who isn't either slightly guido-ish or over the age of 40.Originally Posted by mulansauce
Yah I'm not a big fan personally. I don't mind a slight boot with chunky boots though... though my hemmed 5eps are almost straight leg anyways.
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