3 Mistakes Everyone Who Learns How to Pinroll Jeans Makes

When you wear cargo jeans you always make many mistakes,today let's talk about the mistakes you always make when you learn how to pinroll jeans.

Mistake #1: Pinrolling Too Much

Pinrolling is all about creating a gap between your sneakers or loafers and your pant hems.

However, I sometimes see men who have gotten a little too carried away with their pinrolling.

They haven’t stopped after the first three rolls but kept on rolling.

Now it looks more like they’re wearing Capris than fresh denims and cool sneakers.

Some do it because they think it’s necessary in order to get a tight-enough roll.
That isn’t true.

You can get a super-tight pinroll that holds up the whole day with just two rolls.

In order to get the right length on your pinroll …
… roll it enough times for it to rest on the thinnest part of your leg.

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Mistake #2: Pinrolling Too Loosely

A common problem with pinrolling is when they’re rolled too loosely.

The pinroll should be tight but comfortable.

If that isn’t the case, it will quickly unravel and annoy you.

Adding extra rolls often makes the pinroll hold up better …
… but that can also make the pinroll sit too high up and look very bulky.
The solution is to make sure the first fold is as tight as possible before you start to roll.

Practice comes in good hand here, and if you need to freshen up your skills, watch this video again.

Once you’ve mastered it, you’ll be able to create a tight pinroll that won’t unravel, no matter what, with just two rolls.

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Mistake #3: Pinrolling the Wrong Trousers

Since I went into detail on this above, I’ll just update you on the two most important things to remember.

Pants type: The types of pants that can be pinrolled are jeans and chinos. That’s it. If you’d like to pinroll your sweatpants (jogger pants), that’s fine with me, but I cant recommend wearing sweatpants outside the house.

Pants cut: Your pants needs to have the right cut. Baggy, bootcut, or straight-leg jeans won’t do. What you need to wear are regular or slim-fit pants with a tapered cut. But be aware that even some tapered jeans are too loose at the ankles.

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