[Gush]

i jus started 2 cuff my rmc !! Does any 1 else have to cuff them 4 tymes over? I cuffed up about 10 inches of denim!!!

[Dunnymonster]

Just one cuff is usually enough for me, only on my Flock RMC's do I need to double cuff over because the leg is longer on this pair for some reason. Generally the bigger the waist the longer the leg too on RMC so if you are short but have a wider waist then you are gonna need to have to cuff over more times than if you have a slim waist and are tall

[Gush]

Yh, dats true. N i tend to sagg dem as wel. I'm pround of the way i cuffed them. I'll probably post a pik !! But man, i cuffed both my jeans 4 to 5 times!! Dats crazy!! Man's 6 ft aswel !!

[Dunnymonster]

I'm glad I dont have to cuff them over more than once to be honest as they can get a tad bulky otherwise, but I cuff for two reasons. Firstly its a style thing, I think the jeans look cool cuffed over and secondly to show the world the selvedge, proof that what I am wearing is legit

[soundguyshawn]

yeah I have to cuff them either real big or a whole lot of times. but I tend to buy larger then my size. fitted ones (36) I only have to do once though. at about 3 inches

[Damyion]

no cuffing for me, but that is to prevent wear. I actually prefer the look of a cuff over not cuffed.

[Dunnymonster]

Originally Posted by Damyion

no cuffing for me, but that is to prevent wear. I actually prefer the look of a cuff over not cuffed.

Yeah cuffing can cause wear especially behind the heel if the sneakers you are wearing are thin soled. Thats another reason I prefer a chunky sneakers like an AF1 because the cuffed part of the jeans doesnt drag across the floor at the heel and wear the jeans out. The only other problem with cuffing Raw Indigo jeans that you eventually get a blue line inside the jeans where you have cuffed especially if you get caught in the rain, but at least the light side of the denim is in contact with the shoe so you get less Indigo on your sneakers too.

[Gush]

if jean companies didnt make jeans 6 inches longer then required !!!! maybe we wouldnt cuff our jeans !! lool . .

[Dunnymonster]

strangely enough there is a perfectly good reason why jean companies produce jeans with such long legs. Anybody who bought brands like D & G or versace jeans a few years ago will probably remember the jeans came with massively long legs which were not even turned up with a tidy stitch at the end, the legs just used to be literally cut at the bottom! The reasoning behind this is that every waist size would in theory fit any matching leg length, my own D & G jeans were some rediculous leg length like 38 inches the intention being you got them cut and turned up later to fit you perfectly. If the legs had been say only 32 then clearly they would be no use to a guy with the same waist as me who was tall and skinny, you cant add length after. Really nothing has changed, I mean you can still get your RMC tailored to fit your leg length the only downside is that its hard to find anybody with a proper chainstitch machine to do the job properly.

[Gush]

That is odd, why cant Jean companies have a selection, I've noticed some do, like 30, 32, 34, 36 inches in length. What I find odd is that I'm 6ft, 34 - 36 Waist size ( as I have gained weight, hopefully going to use it soon !! .. ) and I only need 30 inches in length.

RMC and many other of my designer jeans sadly comes in about 34, or even 36 inches in lenght!! the non higher denim brand, I have noticed normally have an selection that customers can chose from.

Now what about people who are smaller then me !!! lool, I feel for them !!