how to properly rock the stack without dragage?

[interp]

I dislike big cuffs on jeans and rather much prefer them to break at the bottom and stack up. However, I can't do that with hi-top shoes like chucks and the sk8-hi's without them dragging on the floor for some reason. Is there a way I can wear a pair of chucks and some longer jeans without having the bottom look like a total war zone?

[Guest jmatsu]

I dislike big cuffs on jeans and rather much prefer them to break at the bottom and stack up. However, I can't do that with hi-top shoes like chucks and the sk8-hi's without them dragging on the floor for some reason. Is there a way I can wear a pair of chucks and some longer jeans without having the bottom look like a total war zone?

if they don't stack up and drag, the jeans you wear are obviously just not slim enough. duh.

[404]

this may sound completely ridiculous... but i understand what you mean, as i have lots of baggy jeans myself... i thought about this, and i thought maybe some strong double sided tape will work (tape edge of jeans to edge of soles)... just a thought.

[hype_killz]

i had the same probablem seeing as though i like my jeans a bit more loose and i wear vans authentics all the time. what i did was in the back you tucke the jeans under themselves but leaving the bottom hem visible, and in the front you let them stack naturally. to keep the back tucked under just press along the edge of the fold to make a crease as if you were creasing some paper.

[Cameland]

wet it to activate teh starch again. and then shape it to the thing you want. then dry naturally or blow dry for quick effect.

[mike lowrey]

I doubt that starching would help, as long as your walking they probably loosen up and start to go under the shoes again. you'd have to starch them so much that they dont move at all.

its really simple, you need either bigger shoes or slimmer jeans. you can of course peg the jeans so that they bunch up above the shoes but I dont think that looks too good on looser jeans.

[ddohnggo]

yeah, you pretty much need tapered jeans to rock it. my dior 19cm are perfect for it.

[djrajio]

Get them hemmed.

[Yet Fung]

you don't need tapered jeans to rock baggy stacks.

[doctorgnar]

Tie 'em under your shoelaces.

Real gangster.

[Double D]

I dislike big cuffs on jeans and rather much prefer them to break at the bottom and stack up. However, I can't do that with hi-top shoes like chucks and the sk8-hi's without them dragging on the floor for some reason. Is there a way I can wear a pair of chucks and some longer jeans without having the bottom look like a total war zone?

This might help with your chucks... if you unlace the top 3 or so rows of laces and tie them underneath (inside) the tongue, the chucks should be a lot wider and your jeans will stack better on them. Depending on the jeans this may or may not help.

[xcoldricex]

Tie 'em under your shoelaces.

Real gangster.

shit this better become a new trend. soooo ILLLLLLL

[Tisswat]

Has anyone tried..

Japanese sock glue?

[Yet Fung]

Tie 'em under your shoelaces.

Real gangster.

That's at best, ghetto fabulous, looks handy for catching anything that falls down your legs though.

[lamscott]

thats hilarious.

[386]

Tight roll em.

[RAISED BY WOLVES]

shit this better become a new trend. soooo ILLLLLLL

Trust me, it already is..

[Landy]

get those plain black office clips that are shaped like a triangle, the small ones. i just fold the jean over a bit on the bottom and clip it. you don't have to hem, cut the jeans, or anythin. works fine with me and no one's noticed. i've been doin this for years.

[Guest jeffvyain]

if you have to worry so much about your jeans that you need devices to keep them from dragging, you're the problem...not the jeans. don't wear chucks with jeans that will wrap over the heal. it's that simple. you don't need to go around taping your jeans to your leg so you can look cooler with your big stacks

[watchman]

shit this better become a new trend. soooo ILLLLLLL

haha it is a new trend. I see it all the time at work among my more hoodish customers