Cuffing your pants has never been this easy

By Canary CNY

I guess you’ve seen a guy walking on the street with his pants rolled up to slightly above his ankles. And they looked very trendy! Yes. However every time you tend to attempt to do it, it doesn’t yield any positive results. That justifies one thing – You aren’t doing it well. Here are a few tips on how to pull it off with utmost ease.

As much as you love your wide-leg pants, it doesn’t really work well with them. The pants have to be a little fitting and straight. Rolling them up without looking tacky is as easy as taking your time to do a neat uniform fold on both trousers.

Rolling one inch of cuff three times for chinos, and a single two-inch cuff for dark jeans.

For looser straight pants, like chinos, creating a peg-like pinch on the it slightly at the side during the rolling process.

Starting from the bottom, you flip once, making as small a fold as possible, then twist the front of the pants leg by about an inch, then roll twice more while holding the pinch tightly. The pleats should stay in place.