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bels wrote: ↑Wed Jan 04, 2023 11:53 am How many old care taggers do you think have fallen off and fallen in with musky joe rogan pickle rick types. I reckon there's a couple.

bels wrote: ↑Thu Jan 05, 2023 2:52 pm Why is it that everyone on care tags is obsessed about the bit of the trouser that sits near the top of the shoe.

I mean it is the most critical part of a fit, but why is it that only we brave few understand its importance.

olympiaitsthewater wrote: ↑Thu Jan 05, 2023 11:19 pm

bels wrote: ↑Thu Jan 05, 2023 2:52 pm Why is it that everyone on care tags is obsessed about the bit of the trouser that sits near the top of the shoe.

I mean it is the most critical part of a fit, but why is it that only we brave few understand its importance.

i think we're currently in an age of pant-shoe interface anxiety bc we all know deep down that the crop and the cuff are over but we no longer remember how to pool pants and feel uncomfortable doing so. probably everyone's pants look either totally fine or better pooled but we've been conditioned/conditioned ourselves over the past however long to think it looks bad/feels bad and consequently default to the cuff or crop. it's always harrowing to separate from a dying trend that at one point made us feel cool and that we've grown accustomed to

ancient writ dictates that the best way to get jeans to interface nicely with shoes is to wear the absolute shit out of them so that the fabric near the ankle gets really worn in, soft and flexible. this will get rid of the weird flares that most jeans have when you first put em on. the pay off is huge imo. we've grown too accustomed to no break pants that look slick from minute one and forgot that cool pants are earned, not bought