thursdayboots.com - Click here to check out Thursday Boot Company. Thursday Boots brings you ridiculously high quality boots at honest prices. *WATCH NEXT: 5 Reasons Boots Make You More Attractive!* - th-cam.com/video/cGW20olRgfI/w-d-xo.html www.realmenrealstyle.com/stack-roll-cuff-jeans/ - click here to read the article - The Right Way To Wear Your Dress Boots Video Summary: 0:39 - Get the right size and fit for cuffing 1:45 - Choose the boot style to match the jeans 3:59 - Style #1 - Stacking 4:50 - Style #2 - The Deep Cuff 6:19 - Style #3 - The 2 Inch Roll 7:45 - Style #4 - The Pin Roll 8:56 - Style #5 - The Double Roll
I am very happy that you have reached 1M follower's because you deserved it more than anyone. No one gives so much information or takes so much pain of making free articles and ebooks. I honestly love the content you put up because there is nothing unnecessary it's pretty straightforward that's what makes it great. Hope you get more followers. All the best 👍
I started watching this with so much doubt. I thought out loud saying “What the hell does he know about fashion? He’s not TeachingMenFashion.” (a TH-camr) but, this man knows what he’s talking about and taught me that I don’t know squat about my proportion type. Thanks bro. This is my first time watching you and I subscribed. My bad for doubting you lol.
I'm in my mid 60s. A small town midwestern country boy. I appreciate a good rolled jean. In my elementary and pre-teen years we always rolled our jeans. We didn't adhere to any roll type rules we just rolled them. Unless they were bootcut, which I almost never wore. In high school we had moved to the city so my dad could find work after the Army and Korean war. My group of friends never wore jeans except on Fridays. We preferred dress slacks, I remember Sansabelt slacks were big, with jersey knit polo type sweater shirts or short sleeve Banlon or cotton button up shirts in the warmer months. Of course we wore well shined and maintained dress shoes, such as Stacy Adam's knob toe or Johnston Murphy's loafers, etc. Now, I mostly wear chinos and occassionally jeans unrolled because I typically wore loose fit. However, I've recently purchased a few pair of regular and slim cut jeans and which I didn't unfortunately get long enough to wear but a very modest roll, depending on the shoe being worn. I find that I still like the roll, even on some of my slim cut chinos. Last thing, I live in the Midwest and I don't like wearing jeans or some thin chinos in below 32° weather so I wear mostly 6 to 10 wale corduroy pants most times when casual and lined wool when a smarter look is needed. So, my jeans are relegated to spring, some summer wear if not too hot and fall. Happy New Year
You must have ended up in yuppie ville, I'm 62 raised in Pontiac mich, in high school in the early to mid 70s, we wore, Levi's big bell jeans and tee shirts and converse all stars, fridays dress slacks button shirt, stack shoes
"Stacking" originated way, way back with those who rode horses (and later, motorcycles). We/they purchased jeans that were 2 to 4 inches longer in the inseam so that sitting in the saddle (horse or motorcycle) your jeans didn't pull up over the top of your boots. Usually they wore straight legs (boot cuts came later). Also boot cut jeans drag on the ground at the heel, so straight legs were preferred. I learned about "stacking" as you call it from an old cowman friend of my grandfather way back in the early 60s when I first got a motorcycle.
The 2 inch roll is the best one when going out to clubs or bars. It’s clean and won’t unroll if you roll it right. The double roll is my day to day roll I use. It’s fast and easy to do when you have to be out the door. And a new one I’m going to try is the pin roll. Using a rubber band to make it a bit more tight never cross my mind or herd of it until now. Thanks budd... I always like watching your videos and learning new things to make what ever I wear look good.
I wish this video existed 10 years ago when I first started wearing high top shoes and boots and couldn't figure out why I wasn't able to nail the perfect look for my jeans to complement the shoes. Lol Great video Antonio
On a pin-roll, take the front and rear (where the crease would be on a slack) fold to the inseam and then cuff the Jean. This keeps the seams in place which helps hold the cuff better. This is how I did it back in the 90’s. 👍
Just started rocking boots and of all the videos on TH-cam this has actually been the most helpful and brought more clarity about the whole rolling and stacking thing..Great video
more stuff from Thursday, I really think they've nailed the modern semi casual dress boot, I really can't wait for the wide sizes to come out. and hopefully for a shop to open close enough to me that I can go and be sized properly.
Ethan! Where are you from :) We'd love for you to stop by our showroom one day if you're in NYC. We're releasing our wider widths on a few styles this week. They will be available to ship after the Holidays! Shoot us an email (founders@thursdayboots.com) for more information!
Call me old fashioned, but I prefer jeans that are actually the proper length making this whole rolling/cuffing issue a moot point. But, to each his own. Never the less, this video is very informative for those who prefer this style.
Different boots are different heights and sizes. So unless you buy a pair of jeans for each boot, it's impossible to match length perfect. But I agree about it looking a little 50s.
Cuffing/rolling is a nice way to switch up your style and give your boots a whole new look. It also lets you choose the exact length of your jeans, which is a huge advantage for people with jeans that fit well but are too long.
zaco21 it's rare to get jeans that are the exact perfect length, though. Usually, there's always a bit of stacking (and jeans that cut off high look weird).
Lol they suggested me this video as im shopping for boots. I agree these fashion divas know nothing, its not a written book its who tf wears it, how and why. I garantee Ill pull a better style anyday over captain sunday brunch @ the in-laws up there. 🤣 Y'all look like freaking fools all dressed up like a mix of sons of anarchy, vikings and some rock a billy skinny rockstar. Did you knew that? Stop following "fashions". Its a consomation gimmick just like they used to do on females only. Establish yours. Or don't. But don't expect to be some sort of fn TV character over me because you rolled your b ass leggings wearing that silly fn hat. Lol. I wear leather wrist straps because my wrists hurt when I fracture my fingers on your faces. Its not a fashion tool. Its a tool. Just like my keys. Sh you clowns now call "EDC". Yeah I got a leatherman micra (because my father had one and just playing with one doing my nails soothes me), a mini flashlight (because thats where you need it) and some knives laying around. But I dont buy into all this buy your manhood gimmick they got going. You mo fos gotta need them tools its not a poser game. Now... that being said. Any human needs a pair of good boots in my book. Its like the one thing you need to do the rest. How you wear your jeans over it doesnt fn matter 1 second. If you want to get laid to get laid. Youll get what you want anyways if you have competence and confidence. And then people will admire you... and copy your style... call it fashion 🤠
Im realising we just entered the era of the fathers who have the complete survival/outdoorsman/fishing/4x4monsterjeep/edc/complete dewalkee m18 toolsets but the gd sink in the kitchen has been leaking for 4 months. And some dude like me fixes it with his fingers. Pouring himself a glass of water... exhausted and sweaty. After fixing the lawn 😉
I just bought a pair of R.M. Williams, and they're amazing, the classic Australian boot. But after seeing some of these Thursday Boots, I'm going to have to go shopping again.
Oh my goodness. I've been pinrolling for the past like 2 or 3 years and I just get used to having to re-do it 2 - 3 times a day. I've never heard of the rubber band hack. I'm going to try that now.
I am doing something different Instead of rolling them on the outside, i roll them in the inside, making it a bit wider on the bottom which works better for when i am wearing boots.
At 6’5” i can say the deep cuff (I don’t use it often) works well and pin-rolling my jeans when wearing high top sneakers, chukkas or combat boots makes me look like a bad ass. I️ approve this video
This is definitely one my favorite RMRS videos... Never even thought to look for a video about rolling the jeans up, even though I never knew what is ok and not ok to do when it comes to rolling jeans up. Keep up the great work 👍
Thanks for the info 👍 Rolling up or cuffing might be a good alternative to an alteration if you purchased a pair of jeans which are too long for you, but fit you perfectly otherwise.
If your not like 80 years old stacking with Chelsea boots is the name of the game with modern mens fashion. Although you shouldn’t stack as heavily as he was in this video. And you want to have bigger legs and skinnier jeans to accentuate a muscular or athletic figure. This channel is kinda falling behind in the stylish department and is heading towards more old fashion almost dapper look. But like said before to each his own. Keep looking good gents :).
Sean Hartman I agree fella. Very much so. I think each occasion calls for a different style. There is a time in which to look more dapper and "cleaner" if you will, is the way to go.....and there is a time to perhaps inject a bit of street on to your outfit....such as a light stacking. Not to much though obviously. Chelsea boots...especially suede ones are my go to. Sometimes I cuff, sometimes I stack, for a more messy yet still very good looking 'look'. It all depends on my mood. When I need inspiration for a dapper look, there really is no other place to look then images of David Gandy. That dude kills it every time.
I’m 62, 6’1”, athletic build. I’ve never cuffed my classic fit Levi 502s. I like the rolled cuff look you’re showing in the video, but I’m not trying to look like a kid. I’ve got several nice pair of boots, chukka & wallaby suede, wallaby brown leather. Can an old dude sport this look, or should I just leave the jeans alone? The length of what I’m wearing lends itself to the “stacked” look. I didn’t know this was a style or look, just thought my jeans were a bit long. I’m a casualty of “gray divorce” & now that I’m out there again, I don’t want to look like a dork.
As a trad skin, I have a special love for a small, tight roll, but before I roll them, I hem all my trousers so that they fit fine over my lowest shoes. Learning basic sewing is super important, imo. Saves a lot of tailoring that you would otherwise pay someone else to do. It's fast, it's easy, and it's a skill worth knowing.
I just own several pairs of Jean's. Full length with a two inch flood for low shoes. A mid length for my eleven eyes, and shorter pairs for my fourteen eyes. All cropped, folded, pressed then sewn in so I don't have to do this each day.
Thank you so much for recommending Thursday Boots. I finally found a place to buy nice quality boots in my size. Its incredibly hard to find companies that make 6.5 in dress shoes/boots that are in stock
It provides more versatility, It's just as much functional as it is fashionable. Take a pinroll for example. You can change a well fitted slim pant into a more tapered skinny leg without buying another pair of pants. But the deep cuff is honestly terrible. I've seen a few people pull it off really well but it mainly looks silly in my opinion.
Because it’s like an accessory without an actual accessory and creates separation between jean and shoe, it’s not about fit it’s about styling, it’s like saying why roll up your long sleeve shirt when you can just wear a short sleeve, it just looks good sometimes when done correctly
I like all the great information on style. I prefer a different style of boot because I ride Motorcycles. The knowledge is good to know. I'm looking into some of these boots for when I'm not riding. Thanks for the knowledge.
Little tip, pin roll the other way, towards the back not the front, more difficult to come undone and looks cleaner. I also double pin roll and do this with boots as well as classic white trainers like Stan Smiths.
I’ve actually read that stacking is THE classic approach to take with Chelseas. However, that writer was referring to dressier kinds of slacks than jeans.
Been awhile since I've commented! I don't care for the various rolls in the video...not really my style. But I see that my fav Thursday boot (Presidential, for those keeping score) is perfect for all of them, lol
I'm not too sure about how most of your shoe focused videos are produced (stumbled across your video searching for something else), but could I suggest a full body view of each style in order to create a more complete idea in mind? This may open some people's mind to stacking/deep cuff, but it could also be much more work. Just an idea, great video nonetheless.
Do any of these work for us older geeks who are in their 60's. We wore the cuffs when we were young because mom bought our jeans to last longer when we grew. I didn't know it would become a style. :)
Always wearing cowboy boots, or packers stacking works best. Today material isn't as once was being lighter, and they shrink . So I buy jeans 2 inches longer so they give more comfort and cover the boot instead of looking to short like " high waters". Cuffing is ok as long as you are not cuffing a lot of material , we used to do that 30 years ago but as we got older not so much.
Hey Antonio es muy importante my mother always tells me that rolling my jens don't look good I'm here to see the video and better myself in how to do this thanks in advance for the video
Since I got my first pair of Justin Ropers, been stacking my jeans. As was proper for any Texas boy. (Yes, I looking at you Antonio). Never looked back. Good video, as usual , but will never, ever roll my jeans. At least stacking is now considered “fashion forward” (who knew). I’m fashionable by accident.
Hey Antonio great video but with your summer boots what type of shirt would you wear what shirt would look great with this outfit / Style thanks in advance keep more of these videos coming I love them and watch every single one of them I'm in my 40s but look way younger than 40
I'm so very confused. I thought Wolverines, Justin, and Georgia boots were the only boots men wore. I've never heard of these weird Italian sounding brand names. I'm not poking fun at anybody here. I'm from South Carolina and all we usually have for jeans are wranglers, carhartt, and Levi. Can you make a video and help a man out in the South that wants to look classy? I love the channel I learn something new everyday
Can you try figure out what jeans they’re using on Thursday Boots website when they’re modeling some of these boots off. I can seem to find anything that fits and looks as good as the denim they match up with their shoes
Ur Santa Claus how about considering a loose fit as a slim fit, in case it looked slim on you, or classic fit, if it looked like that on you. I hope you got my point
Cant say I'm a huge fan of any cuffing. Sometimes it can kill the stream line the pants make leading to the shoes. It distracts me from the shoes and kinda kills it. The exact opposite of bringing more attention down. And makes the pant look wider and fatter at an odd point in the outfit right above the shoe.
Small Boots I'm supposing you probably go without cuffs on pants too, then? Cuffs are useful. They help weigh the bottom of the trouser down so you don't get that annoying thing where your leg opening gets caught on the shoe. Granted, Jeans don't quite need it as much as trousers do.
Thank you very much for making this video, for a long time I always used a variation of these and felt a bit unsure of what I was doing but now I have a better understanding on how to do it correctly thanks again. 👍👞
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www.realmenrealstyle.com/stack-roll-cuff-jeans/ - click here to read the article - The Right Way To Wear Your Dress Boots
Video Summary:
0:39 - Get the right size and fit for cuffing
1:45 - Choose the boot style to match the jeans
3:59 - Style #1 - Stacking
4:50 - Style #2 - The Deep Cuff
6:19 - Style #3 - The 2 Inch Roll
7:45 - Style #4 - The Pin Roll
8:56 - Style #5 - The Double Roll
You left out blousing lol
You should have a discount code for the boots, even small :)
Real Men Real Style sorry man but those boots are not the “perfect price” they are $200 dollars for a pair...
Chelsea boots.... Waaaaaoh... Waaoh.. This is an amazing video.. Practical part is the best.... Keep it up my man
This man talks about boot cuts at 1:35 and I don't understand why TECH MAHINDRA rejects the style.
The deep cuff is a terrible look regardless of the boots or jeans you're wearing.
I like cuffing them up one time (not deep, a normal size) and letting em stack/not cuff. Of course depends on the shoes and the fit of the jeans
Nah
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Probably no. I love deep cuff.
Sorry ,but I think the deep cuff looks Stupid
Don't apologize for being correct lol
indeed.
Agreed. It looks so awful.
Agreed. Not a good look lol
You would be right in my opinion.
I think this video would've benefited from full length body shots of the model and the different styles.
Appreciate the suggestion - I'll keep that in mind.
I am very happy that you have reached 1M follower's because you deserved it more than anyone. No one gives so much information or takes so much pain of making free articles and ebooks. I honestly love the content you put up because there is nothing unnecessary it's pretty straightforward that's what makes it great. Hope you get more followers. All the best 👍
You rock Kaustubh! #commentoftheday
I started watching this with so much doubt. I thought out loud saying “What the hell does he know about fashion? He’s not TeachingMenFashion.” (a TH-camr) but, this man knows what he’s talking about and taught me that I don’t know squat about my proportion type. Thanks bro. This is my first time watching you and I subscribed. My bad for doubting you lol.
I'm in my mid 60s. A small town midwestern country boy. I appreciate a good rolled jean. In my elementary and pre-teen years we always rolled our jeans. We didn't adhere to any roll type rules we just rolled them. Unless they were bootcut, which I almost never wore. In high school we had moved to the city so my dad could find work after the Army and Korean war. My group of friends never wore jeans except on Fridays. We preferred dress slacks, I remember Sansabelt slacks were big, with jersey knit polo type sweater shirts or short sleeve Banlon or cotton button up shirts in the warmer months. Of course we wore well shined and maintained dress shoes, such as Stacy Adam's knob toe or Johnston Murphy's loafers, etc.
Now, I mostly wear chinos and occassionally jeans unrolled because I typically wore loose fit. However, I've recently purchased a few pair of regular and slim cut jeans and which I didn't unfortunately get long enough to wear but a very modest roll, depending on the shoe being worn. I find that I still like the roll, even on some of my slim cut chinos. Last thing, I live in the Midwest and I don't like wearing jeans or some thin chinos in below 32° weather so I wear mostly 6 to 10 wale corduroy pants most times when casual and lined wool when a smarter look is needed. So, my jeans are relegated to spring, some summer wear if not too hot and fall. Happy New Year
You must have ended up in yuppie ville, I'm 62 raised in Pontiac mich, in high school in the early to mid 70s, we wore, Levi's big bell jeans and tee shirts and converse all stars, fridays dress slacks button shirt, stack shoes
I knew all this gimmicking was for the boomers with too much money for their own good 🤣
"Stacking" originated way, way back with those who rode horses (and later, motorcycles). We/they purchased jeans that were 2 to 4 inches longer in the inseam so that sitting in the saddle (horse or motorcycle) your jeans didn't pull up over the top of your boots. Usually they wore straight legs (boot cuts came later).
Also boot cut jeans drag on the ground at the heel, so straight legs were preferred.
I learned about "stacking" as you call it from an old cowman friend of my grandfather way back in the early 60s when I first got a motorcycle.
The 2 inch roll is the best one when going out to clubs or bars. It’s clean and won’t unroll if you roll it right. The double roll is my day to day roll I use. It’s fast and easy to do when you have to be out the door. And a new one I’m going to try is the pin roll. Using a rubber band to make it a bit more tight never cross my mind or herd of it until now. Thanks budd... I always like watching your videos and learning new things to make what ever I wear look good.
This guy has done his homework. Needless to say, great video!
Man, those boots ! I've been looking for somewhere to buy that style of boots and man im not disappointed. Thanks brother
I know right!
Holy Mother of god.. How do you manage to create content for almost every day? Amazing
cjimenez2787 by coming up with awful tips like deep cuffing or stacking
I like how he speaks with the "I didn't click on this video, You did. Now pay attention, ....!" attitude. It works.
Former Marine.
I wish this video existed 10 years ago when I first started wearing high top shoes and boots and couldn't figure out why I wasn't able to nail the perfect look for my jeans to complement the shoes. Lol Great video Antonio
Darn it - I should've filmed it earlier :)
On a pin-roll, take the front and rear (where the crease would be on a slack) fold to the inseam and then cuff the Jean. This keeps the seams in place which helps hold the cuff better. This is how I did it back in the 90’s. 👍
Just started rocking boots and of all the videos on TH-cam this has actually been the most helpful and brought more clarity about the whole rolling and stacking thing..Great video
more stuff from Thursday, I really think they've nailed the modern semi casual dress boot, I really can't wait for the wide sizes to come out. and hopefully for a shop to open close enough to me that I can go and be sized properly.
Ethan! Where are you from :) We'd love for you to stop by our showroom one day if you're in NYC. We're releasing our wider widths on a few styles this week. They will be available to ship after the Holidays! Shoot us an email (founders@thursdayboots.com) for more information!
Call me old fashioned, but I prefer jeans that are actually the proper length making this whole rolling/cuffing issue a moot point. But, to each his own. Never the less, this video is very informative for those who prefer this style.
Thanks for the honest feedback!
Yeah I'm with you on that.
Cuffs are a bit 'Fonzie' and stacks look scruffy (unless you like looking as though your ankles are spring-loaded...)
Different boots are different heights and sizes. So unless you buy a pair of jeans for each boot, it's impossible to match length perfect. But I agree about it looking a little 50s.
Cuffing/rolling is a nice way to switch up your style and give your boots a whole new look. It also lets you choose the exact length of your jeans, which is a huge advantage for people with jeans that fit well but are too long.
zaco21 it's rare to get jeans that are the exact perfect length, though. Usually, there's always a bit of stacking (and jeans that cut off high look weird).
Na... You can slightly stack with a chelsea boot. Looks great.
if you look like Sam Winchester then it’ll probably look great, otherwise make an effort
Amen
Lol they suggested me this video as im shopping for boots. I agree these fashion divas know nothing, its not a written book its who tf wears it, how and why. I garantee Ill pull a better style anyday over captain sunday brunch @ the in-laws up there. 🤣 Y'all look like freaking fools all dressed up like a mix of sons of anarchy, vikings and some rock a billy skinny rockstar. Did you knew that? Stop following "fashions". Its a consomation gimmick just like they used to do on females only. Establish yours. Or don't. But don't expect to be some sort of fn TV character over me because you rolled your b ass leggings wearing that silly fn hat. Lol. I wear leather wrist straps because my wrists hurt when I fracture my fingers on your faces. Its not a fashion tool. Its a tool. Just like my keys. Sh you clowns now call "EDC". Yeah I got a leatherman micra (because my father had one and just playing with one doing my nails soothes me), a mini flashlight (because thats where you need it) and some knives laying around. But I dont buy into all this buy your manhood gimmick they got going. You mo fos gotta need them tools its not a poser game. Now... that being said. Any human needs a pair of good boots in my book. Its like the one thing you need to do the rest. How you wear your jeans over it doesnt fn matter 1 second. If you want to get laid to get laid. Youll get what you want anyways if you have competence and confidence. And then people will admire you... and copy your style... call it fashion 🤠
Im realising we just entered the era of the fathers who have the complete survival/outdoorsman/fishing/4x4monsterjeep/edc/complete dewalkee m18 toolsets but the gd sink in the kitchen has been leaking for 4 months. And some dude like me fixes it with his fingers. Pouring himself a glass of water... exhausted and sweaty. After fixing the lawn 😉
I just bought a pair of R.M. Williams, and they're amazing, the classic Australian boot. But after seeing some of these Thursday Boots, I'm going to have to go shopping again.
Oh my goodness. I've been pinrolling for the past like 2 or 3 years and I just get used to having to re-do it 2 - 3 times a day. I've never heard of the rubber band hack. I'm going to try that now.
I'm 5 foot 8 inches and I've been doing the deep cuff for a couple of months, I like it.
Super!
I am doing something different
Instead of rolling them on the outside, i roll them in the inside, making it a bit wider on the bottom which works better for when i am wearing boots.
At 6’5” i can say the deep cuff (I don’t use it often) works well and pin-rolling my jeans when wearing high top sneakers, chukkas or combat boots makes me look like a bad ass.
I️ approve this video
The best method for your height!
I'm beginning to realize how priceless your videos are! Thanks for doing what you do, Antonio!
This is definitely one my favorite RMRS videos... Never even thought to look for a video about rolling the jeans up, even though I never knew what is ok and not ok to do when it comes to rolling jeans up. Keep up the great work 👍
Awesome - thank you sir!
Wonderful i like how you didnt anoyed me with 5 mins of sponsors 👌
Thanks for the info 👍 Rolling up or cuffing might be a good alternative to an alteration if you purchased a pair of jeans which are too long for you, but fit you perfectly otherwise.
Deep cuffs - Don't do it.
Stacking - Don't do it.
Alex 1611 disagree. A slight stacking with skinnier fitting jeans looks great with a chelsea boot.
Mr. Fett Esq. I hate Chelsea boots too, but to each their own, I guess
If your not like 80 years old stacking with Chelsea boots is the name of the game with modern mens fashion. Although you shouldn’t stack as heavily as he was in this video. And you want to have bigger legs and skinnier jeans to accentuate a muscular or athletic figure. This channel is kinda falling behind in the stylish department and is heading towards more old fashion almost dapper look. But like said before to each his own. Keep looking good gents :).
Sean Hartman I agree fella. Very much so. I think each occasion calls for a different style. There is a time in which to look more dapper and "cleaner" if you will, is the way to go.....and there is a time to perhaps inject a bit of street on to your outfit....such as a light stacking. Not to much though obviously. Chelsea boots...especially suede ones are my go to. Sometimes I cuff, sometimes I stack, for a more messy yet still very good looking 'look'. It all depends on my mood.
When I need inspiration for a dapper look, there really is no other place to look then images of David Gandy. That dude kills it every time.
Sean Hartman Style and fashion are two different things.
I like the transparency is your sponsorship. Nice content, helps a lot of folks who are trying to dress better.
I’m 62, 6’1”, athletic build. I’ve never cuffed my classic fit Levi 502s. I like the rolled cuff look you’re showing in the video, but I’m not trying to look like a kid. I’ve got several nice pair of boots, chukka & wallaby suede, wallaby brown leather. Can an old dude sport this look, or should I just leave the jeans alone? The length of what I’m wearing lends itself to the “stacked” look. I didn’t know this was a style or look, just thought my jeans were a bit long. I’m a casualty of “gray divorce” & now that I’m out there again, I don’t want to look like a dork.
As a trad skin, I have a special love for a small, tight roll, but before I roll them, I hem all my trousers so that they fit fine over my lowest shoes. Learning basic sewing is super important, imo. Saves a lot of tailoring that you would otherwise pay someone else to do. It's fast, it's easy, and it's a skill worth knowing.
100% this
I just own several pairs of Jean's. Full length with a two inch flood for low shoes. A mid length for my eleven eyes, and shorter pairs for my fourteen eyes. All cropped, folded, pressed then sewn in so I don't have to do this each day.
Didn't know the deep cuff is a thing. You learn something new everyday.
Each time I watch one of these videos, I sense the 80's and 90's influence hardly any modern style influence.
Thank you so much for recommending Thursday Boots. I finally found a place to buy nice quality boots in my size. Its incredibly hard to find companies that make 6.5 in dress shoes/boots that are in stock
I’m a fan of properly fitting jeans 😂 why roll ?
Alex Chamberlin I like it because it gives a nice lighter shade of blue trim at the end
People love the contrast of the roll at the bottom of their jeans that's why :)
Draws attention to your boots.
It provides more versatility, It's just as much functional as it is fashionable. Take a pinroll for example. You can change a well fitted slim pant into a more tapered skinny leg without buying another pair of pants. But the deep cuff is honestly terrible. I've seen a few people pull it off really well but it mainly looks silly in my opinion.
Because it’s like an accessory without an actual accessory and creates separation between jean and shoe, it’s not about fit it’s about styling, it’s like saying why roll up your long sleeve shirt when you can just wear a short sleeve, it just looks good sometimes when done correctly
In the military, we used bootstraps to cuff our pants and it looked really good 👍
this brings back memories from high school.
I like all the great information on style. I prefer a different style of boot because I ride Motorcycles. The knowledge is good to know. I'm looking into some of these boots for when I'm not riding. Thanks for the knowledge.
Today morning I was wondering how should I cuff and now Antonio you can guess what we want!!!
Great job my man!!!
Excellent vid.. just what I was looking for!
Little tip, pin roll the other way, towards the back not the front, more difficult to come undone and looks cleaner. I also double pin roll and do this with boots as well as classic white trainers like Stan Smiths.
Thank you for this, especially the tips on how to actually do the rolls and cuffings - much appreciated!
If this guy were a salesman in my city, I'd go bankrupt in no time.
I just got a pair of scout chukkas in yesterday and I was just thinking how to roll my jeans with them. Clutch video
Which method are you going to try?
Welcome to Team Thursday :) !
Ahh! Thursday Boots, the only sponsor I don't skip. Boot porn at its finest.
:) !
Yeah dude. You guys are amazing.
Have you seen ORO... yeah 🤩
For any reason! I like stuck, no exaggerated, but I like it!
I’ve actually read that stacking is THE classic approach to take with Chelseas. However, that writer was referring to dressier kinds of slacks than jeans.
15 years ago I wore cuffs because my jeans were always too long...kids in school made fun of that and I still hate to see someone wear that today
Thursday Boots are the Best👍🏻
Thanks Antonio!
Yes they are!
Been awhile since I've commented! I don't care for the various rolls in the video...not really my style. But I see that my fav Thursday boot (Presidential, for those keeping score) is perfect for all of them, lol
Cuff > Stacks
1 1/2 inch cuff maximum though. The cuff just gives it a cleaner look in my opinion. Especially on darker jeans.
I actually was looking into jeans and boots so this was really helpful and on time
I never like wearing my jeans over my boots, I always roll/cuff them good vid btw!!
Loving this look wanna try this with some chukkas and lace ups. I am only a short guy though but now I know what's best. Thanks for this Antonio.
Sounds like a plan/
Stacked for sure!!!
Antonio,thank u for helping me be a better man.
Appreciate it - thank you!
Наконец-то видео и с конкретными советами, и с новыми фундаментальными знаниями! Так держать!
I'm not too sure about how most of your shoe focused videos are produced (stumbled across your video searching for something else), but could I suggest a full body view of each style in order to create a more complete idea in mind? This may open some people's mind to stacking/deep cuff, but it could also be much more work. Just an idea, great video nonetheless.
Lets Go! I've been wanting to try this out for awhile. Now I can pull it off!
Go for it!
Do any of these work for us older geeks who are in their 60's. We wore the cuffs when we were young because mom bought our jeans to last longer when we grew. I didn't know it would become a style. :)
As an alternative to the chukka boot, you COULD go with a retro canvas court shoe commonly referred to as the "Chukka T."
Always wearing cowboy boots, or packers stacking works best. Today material isn't as once was being lighter, and they shrink . So I buy jeans 2 inches longer so they give more comfort and cover the boot instead of looking to short like " high waters". Cuffing is ok as long as you are not cuffing a lot of material , we used to do that 30 years ago but as we got older not so much.
Hey Antonio es muy importante my mother always tells me that rolling my jens don't look good I'm here to see the video and better myself in how to do this thanks in advance for the video
I've been wondering HOW to do this for the longest.
Thanks man, very helpful video
Welcome! Which do you prefer?
That 6 inch cuff is wild.
Been waiting for this for too long. Thank you Antonio
Super! Which method do you prefer?
Since I got my first pair of Justin Ropers, been stacking my jeans. As was proper for any Texas boy. (Yes, I looking at you Antonio). Never looked back. Good video, as usual , but will never, ever roll my jeans. At least stacking is now considered “fashion forward” (who knew). I’m fashionable by accident.
Double pin roll is perfect at all
Great timing! I just ordered a pair of chelsea boots!
Awesome!
I'm not exposing 6 inches to anyone😂🍆
Bruhhhh
Between this and the Hanger Project, my money is GONE lol great tips for buying all the things!!!
Hey Antonio great video but with your summer boots what type of shirt would you wear what shirt would look great with this outfit / Style thanks in advance keep more of these videos coming I love them and watch every single one of them I'm in my 40s but look way younger than 40
I'm so very confused. I thought Wolverines, Justin, and Georgia boots were the only boots men wore. I've never heard of these weird Italian sounding brand names. I'm not poking fun at anybody here. I'm from South Carolina and all we usually have for jeans are wranglers, carhartt, and Levi. Can you make a video and help a man out in the South that wants to look classy? I love the channel I learn something new everyday
Your confusion started when you were born in the ignorant and isolated south.
Thanks Antonio for your time really appreciate it, nice job on the video 👍
Thanks Luis! Which method do you prefer?
+Real Men Real Style Well I'm not sure they all look good and I really just put my pants on and just let them be,lol😆
Wow, great content! I became a new subscriber, within seconds. Thank you!
god. those brown boots with laces gave me an eyegasm
I did a single roll and was looking good.
These work amazing with slim fit jeans, polished 1460 Doc Martens and a slim fit fred perry polo.
Thank you for this video. It really helped me. I followed you and watch your videos from Suriname a country in south America.
Thanks for being here Fanuel. Appreciate the support.
Nothing like a clean cuff
I tend to fold my jeans inside to try and simulate a hemmed look.
Can you try figure out what jeans they’re using on Thursday Boots website when they’re modeling some of these boots off. I can seem to find anything that fits and looks as good as the denim they match up with their shoes
Great video, thanks.
Great video Antonio!
cuffing looks cool but it is important to clean it from sand that accumulates inside because it makes wipe marks and holes pretty fast
Very informative video
You’re too good at what you do sir.
2 inch roll looks the cleanest
Nothing for big guys loose fit 😥😥. Please add hacks for loose fit jeans.
Ur Santa Claus or lose weight
Trimon true bro 😀
Eat salad
Ur Santa Claus how about considering a loose fit as a slim fit, in case it looked slim on you, or classic fit, if it looked like that on you. I hope you got my point
Haytham Mezgueldi got it.
Cant say I'm a huge fan of any cuffing. Sometimes it can kill the stream line the pants make leading to the shoes. It distracts me from the shoes and kinda kills it. The exact opposite of bringing more attention down. And makes the pant look wider and fatter at an odd point in the outfit right above the shoe.
Small Boots I'm supposing you probably go without cuffs on pants too, then? Cuffs are useful. They help weigh the bottom of the trouser down so you don't get that annoying thing where your leg opening gets caught on the shoe. Granted, Jeans don't quite need it as much as trousers do.
Thank you very much for making this video, for a long time I always used a variation of these and felt a bit unsure of what I was doing but now I have a better understanding on how to do it correctly thanks again. 👍👞
Asked for this video about a month ago thank you for this it really helps
Which method do you prefer?
Love my Thursday boots!
Very beautiful insightful video!
Too bad I don't have many jeans to Experiment with
Hiking boots look so good
Ty having dance on Thursday so i just want to look stylish.
Awesome Video!!
This is gold great job
What about wairing the slimfit jeans Inside your boots? I think it looks good!