[Crisk]

Is it safe to take a pair of my rmc jeans to the taylor to be brought up at the bottom? They are to way to long and I need them taken up an inch or so. The waist fits good just the bottoms are way to big.

[LaDoozie!]

I understand, Crisk--the Jeans ARE too long. Having them altered is something I personally wouldn't do. To me, that would be taking away from Martin's craftsmanship. I don't think there's any tailor that can match Martin's skills. I cuff them in, not out. One hint is to find out what your inseam is, or find a length more comfortable for you.

[Dunnymonster]

Ultimately they are your jeans so you can do whatever you want LOL But yeah I agree with LaDoozie, I prefer not to alter mine, I just cuff them, but I am lucky because I dont have to cuff a great deal because the smaller waist sizes are much shorter in the leg to start with. If you do get them altered consider somewhere like Blue in Green, a specialist denim retailer who has older Union machines which can alter the hem to length but retain the correct chainstitch. A good seamstress can even shorten the leg but retain the original length by not actually cutting them, just sewing them inside the leg of the jeans to create a new hem. if you then want to undo the new hem stitching the original length will be returned. For some the resale value of the jeans might be reduced by altering them, but realistically you bought them for you to wear, and at the end of the day so thats the main thing. Better to be altered than to look ridiculous by being vasty too long for you I guess. You could also tape the bottom of the leg up inside itself as well as an option.

[MrHappy]

I am 1meter95 sized, so I have no problem with that lol

It's also for this reason that I really like RMC and Evisu jeans, they are much more long that any another jeans like for example the Diesel and the Kaporal I have, which are a bit short