Cuffing jeans is a good way to style your denims, or at least shorten them if you belong to the petite spectrum of things. Whatever your motivations might be, you’ll definitely enjoy these different ways on how to cuff denim jeans.
Skinny Cuff
If you want to look long and lean, then master this way on how to cuff denim jeans. For best results, use super skinny jeans for this style.
How to do it:
- Fold the ends of the denims to create a half-inch cuff.
- Fold it another time, adding another half-inch to the cuff.
- Smooth out the ends for a streamlined look.
Thick Cuff
To pull off this way on how to cuff denim jeans, you need to use looser jeans with wider ends.
How to do it:
- Fold the ends to create a one-inch cuff.
- Fold it again to put the cuffs on top of one another.
- Smooth out the ends for a sleek and polished look.
Half Cuff
This way on how to cuff denim jeans requires slouchier styles, such as the boyfriend jean.
How to do it:
- Fold the ends of the denims to create a four-inch cuff.
- Bunch the ends of the cuff to create an accordion-like texture.
- Fold the end hem downwards.
Roll it up Cuff
Like the half cuff, this method on how to cuff denim jeans necessitates boyfriend jeans and other styles with wider legs.
How to do it:
- Fold the hemline to create a one-inch cuff.
- Roll the cuff once again. Don’t smooth the ends out!
- Tug the ends the cuff to create a rolled, cylindrical look.
Under Cuff Jeans
This way on how to cuff denim jeans works best with denims made from super-stretch material. That way, the under cuff holds up firmly inside.
How to do it:
- Fold the ends of the denim. It can be one to three inches, depending how short you want your jeans to be.
- Lightly press the ends of the cuff to create a good crease.
Half-Tuck Cuff
Longer skinnies and boyfriend jeans can help you perfect this method on how to cuff denim jeans.
How to do it:
- Fold the ends to create a one and a half-inch cuff.
- Fold one end of the cuff (right or left) in a similar manner.
- Do the same to the other side.
