Is cuffing jeans out?

>>12688997
I'm doing it, so yes.

>>12688997
Yes and no.

It became trendy again around like 2008-2009, but it's not a "trend" in and of itself is the thing. It's more of a traditional style at this point and while the trendiness is leaving, it's kind of like asking "is the Oxford out???" It may no longer be a trend like streetwear or goofninja, but it will continue to be a staple. That's just how I think of it.

Cuffing was always for people who were too poor or lazy to hem their pants/jeans.

>>12689029
it adds contrast
you can use it to flex that selvedge
it looks less retarded with trainers than hemming

i dont think its something that can be 'in' or 'out'; but it can be done poorly.

>>12689028
this is true

honestly i like the look of a short cuff better than a hemmed bottom. and it gives the garment more versatility

>>12688997
if its selvedge denim, you should cuff it to show off the selvedge . do you understand? if its non selvedge, it should not be cuffed.

>>12689363
No sorry I don't understand. Can you break it down in a more condescending way please?

I cuff my jeans more often than not, largely because i'm tall and skinny and have disproportionately long legs, the cuff adds a visual break that makes me look less skelly. i often wear boots or converse hi tops and most of my pants are long enough to stack a little if they're completely uncuffed. so basically i have the options of uncuffed, stacking, cuffed but just hitting the shoe, or cuffed above the shoe. with slim pants it doesn't affect the silhouette hugely though, it often just comes down to my mood on any given day, or if its cold and windy i'll make sure to protect my ankles but if it's warmer i might let some breeze in, etc.

>>12689340
agreed on trainers, i always cuff when wearing jeans with my stan smiths

>>12688997
It was never in lol

>>12688997
You're mom is out

>>12689532
It's never been out either

>>12689363
if its selvedge denim, you should kys

>>12688997
imagine asking a question this fucking retarded

That is like asking if rolling up your sleeves or zipping your jacket is out