Unpopular opinions
-
I love cuffs! Although there is a fine line between a nicely cuffed jean and an obnoxiously high cuffed jean.
-
And cuffs cause thread breakage after a while and eventually a line hole. And no matter who darn or sews them,they never look that good again. I have a second hand pair of IH that are cuffed because the previous owner did so. Theylook like Shite uncuffed now due to the threads breaking.
Edit for spelling
-
Do you un-cuff and re-cuff after and before every wear? I usually just leave my cuffs in.
I only un-cuff for cleaning (Machine wash, warm water with full spin cycle, and machine dry… The only proper way to wash clothes, lol!) <–- SUPER unpopular opinion
-
Oh! My bad….
My IH-816DD's are hemmed to an un-cuffable length...
If I ever visit your home, I'll be sure to wear them, so as I don't track in any pebbles!
this Is a pebble free zone
-
I'm with you on the washing, @UnTucked, not so unpopular as you might imagine…
You say that for now….. Until the popular kids show up, with their REALLY popular opinions…..
-
Lol. Well, I've certainly never had any claim to being popular.
A successful Unpop Op of the Unpop Op thread could be our 5 mins of fame though…
Imagine all of the nay-sayers chanting our names with pitch forks and torches in hand!
-
I can get a pygmy pig
are you serious or being a doug? if serious tell me more, had a friend that wanted to get into pig farming and all I could ever think of was the movie where the villain advised everyone to beware of a man with pigs because they can eat this much human flesh and blah, blah, blah
not a bad unpop @Clint_D , being that I'm 5 feet 8 inches on a good day I tend to go with slim, highly tapered denim because by the time they are hemmed to my 28" to 30" they almost always look like a regular pair of jeans. when I put on 634s and jeans that are supposed to be able to accommodate a lot of folks builds and get the denim hemmed they look horrible on me (think jinco jeans)
not sure why, but I'm not into the faux cuff where you see the hem sticking out but there is still like a foot of denim rolled up. and again no idea why I don't like it as I love a single cuff, might be cause they cheating and getting the best of both worlds by showing the roping and having a cuff and not committing to the single cuff
yeah a bit of a neph post hahahaha
-
I cuff all my jeans. Mainly because it makes the hem smaller and no one likes. 10” hem with size 9.5 shoes haha [emoji23]
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
-
Do you un-cuff and re-cuff after and before every wear? I usually just leave my cuffs in.
I only uncuff before a wash and then recuff after my jeans have dried, otherwise, they remained cuffed
-
I cuff all my jeans. Mainly because it makes the hem smaller and no one likes. 10” hem with size 9.5 shoes haha [emoji23]
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
That’s my issue. That’s why before the 888 I had all my IH tapered by Railcar. you can drive a car through the hem of a size 42 634s. Now that I’m down some weight I can fit in other cuts.
-
I only un-cuff for cleaning (Machine wash, warm water with full spin cycle, and machine dry… The only proper way to wash clothes, lol!) <–- SUPER unpopular opinion
Warm water? What kind of a monster are you? The correct method is machine wash, cold water with full spin cycle, and a machine dry (high heat).
-
I cuff most of my jeans/pants. Not a fan of huge cuffs though.
-
not a bad unpop @Clint_D , being that I'm 5 feet 8 inches on a good day I tend to go with slim, highly tapered denim because by the time they are hemmed to my 28" to 30" they almost always look like a regular pair of jeans. when I put on 634s and jeans that are supposed to be able to accommodate a lot of folks builds and get the denim hemmed they look horrible on me (think jinco jeans)
I also wear slim tapered denim. jeans with wide hems look silly on me. it's about proportions. @ 5'11 I simply can't get away with a hem that's 8.25" or bigger. I'm not against uncuffed denim either though, I just think wearing your jeans cuffed or uncuffed is dependent on the type of footwear you're wearing and how the denim drapes.
