To Cuff or Not to Cuff?
-
Tiny cuff w Crocs, tho?
-
Fuck it — I'm goin' flares and Uggs.
-
@popvulture @Matt You two need to take that shit outside…and film it so we all can watch and place bets on
-
@Matt I had to read that twice. Thank goodness you said bans!
-
@IrishHeart That made me laugh
-
@popvulture said in To Cuff or Not to Cuff?:
Fuck it — I'm goin' flares and Uggs.
This might not be the way.
-
@goosehd the old advice from my teachers about re reading the exam questions before answering still stands me in good stead!
-
The main reason for changing from cuff to hem for my latest 4 trousers is that I manage to have gaping holes around the cuff line within half a year. Can't be arsed to change the cuff up and down all the time..
-
@Matt said in To Cuff or Not to Cuff?:
That’s Filthy.
#Filthycuffs and Rainbow sandals all day. Someone's gotta do it .
-
@Mizmazzle maybe someone else can help me out with the terminology… is it a Tokyo cuff where you do the big cuff then cuff that for a double cuff?? Whatever that’s called, the extra fold seems to ease the wear for me
-
@Memphisakers Your definition is correct!
-
That also opens up a very cool change you can do with the length if you hem them to just the right spot. You can Tokyo cuff them (thanks goosehd) for a no break length for engineer boots or fold it back down to a regular like 2” single cuff for some stacks with Nikes. Doesn’t show any weird fade lines at either length! It’s like magic!!
-
@Memphisakers Any cuff over time will show wear and tear…I‘ve heard that uncuffing them fairly frequently and cleaning all of the dirt/crud out will slow the process down (some), but there is nothing that prevents it over the long course of time.