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>>12314438
Really starting to hate those tightening roll cuffs, or whatever you call them.

>>12314490
Pin rolls. Over used at this point. Most of the time it makes your athletic shoe or sneaker clad foot look huge.

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>>12314507
What is even the point of doing that? Could't you just roll your cuff normally?
What was my point of making the thread, basically: is there a way to wear pants or jeans with sneakers and not look ridiculous, if you not rolling you cuffs? I have some wide light blue jeans, green cargo pants and wide red adidas track suit.

>>12314550
To show off your sneakers I guess, it tapers the pants more to the ankle than just cuffing them does. I think it comes from kids wearing their siblings bigger clothes and slowly becoming stylistic.

I can't tell you much about styling actual sneakers or trainers. The only ones I have are very basic skate sneakers. If your pants themselves are tapered or are skinny fitting then you'll end up with the same look without the awkward pin-rolls, I don't know how to deal with wider pants breaking on top of the shoe.

>>12314572
>showing off sneakers
Do black guys do that? I though, it was their thing.

>>12314620
Yeah I'm pretty sure it comes from that.

>>12314438
How hard could it be to look 2000s? Bright ugly over sized t shirts (or nice ones whatever). Put on some cargo pants from yesteryear or the new slim ones if you don't want to go overboard.>>12314620
I've never seen a black guy pinroll except on UO models. They cuff occasionally though.