Proper Length of Men's Pants | Trouser Length

Today, we're talking about the proper length of jeans, chinos and dress trousers.

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[RealMenRealStyle]

Dropping the essential knowledge!!! Love ya John!

[braveheart]

Im 54, a filipino and had Been a follower for more than 2 yearS now.. all your tips and advice in becoming more fashionable on this age of ours helps me a lot... of all male fashion vloggers, its your vligs that i love a lot..
Thank you more power and God bless

[robertofont]

I think some of my favorite videos is when you cover men’s fashion and your “personal opinions.” I am fortunate to have a great seamstress 5 minutes from my home & I have taken quite a few pants to have them taken up and narrowed.
John, I still think you are the person men (at least I) would hire for a consultation & shopping expedition.

[adamkirby]

Love this video. I truly believe...cuffing is ones own style and how you feel when you look in the mirror. I am 47 years young and started cuffing my jeans this year (showing ankle...with a very low sock or a no-show sock) and it looks really good I think. I have gotten so many compliments this year on my "new" look (not just my pant cuffing), it's been so nice. I would like to thank you for some of this John, I watch your videos and after losing 80 pounds, my entire "look" (wardrobe) has obviously changed!!!👍

[dugtipton]

Jon, perfect timing per usual, I'm visiting Downtown Boston currently and I have noticed several men, sharply dressed with varying trouser lengths, my son and I actually had a conversation about it...thanks as always, I like the wide cuff personally

[jacknjill]

I know a few years back, pants (chino and jeans) everyone was letting them bunch up and that was the look. But now with pants slimming down, I think it doesn’t look good breaking/bunching up too much as before.

Yeah. I have some new pants and need to hem them bc I normally buy 32” lengths but on the slimmer chinos, they look not right. I think part of this is bc many are wearing slimmer chinos with no break or higher to show their ankles and shoes.

Thanks for the video.

[michaelstratton]

I really like your style, it's very simular to mine, in the past year I've stepped up my game, thanx for the tips

[buzmcg]

This video is EXACTLY what I was looking for. Thanks very much! Also, I appreciate the formality of referencing me as "Mr. McGuire, " but everybody calls me Buz.

[Larry-qzes]

I am 5'5 tall and I have all my pants tailored for a no-break look that touches the shoe and taper with a 28 inseam and 7.5 leg opening. This helps us as a short men to accentuate good clean look and height.

[Final_Turn]

I am fan of Chinos - Ankle is the last stop .

Good Content John
Appreciate that !
Regards,

[dennish]

Great content and new sub. After 2 yrs of WFH and loosing 30 lbs it's time for new wardrobe. Your channel and o.g. are helpful. Always liked slight to no break in trousers. Replacing my now baggy jeans with same. Best regards.

[markcluff]

Can you do a video on gym clothing? I’m over 50 and want to know what to wear at the gym. Thanks

[ardenpowers]

Great info !
Formal attire should be worn with no cuff, and at least touching the top of the shoe or with a slight break in the front. While the over all "high water" look exposing the ankle, or contrasting length dropping below the heel in the back of the shoe are no go's.
Thanks for sharing . . .

[WheelieMacBin]

Cuffs to me are a bit too much of a 'just stepped off the yacht' nautical look, and best worn with a pair of deck shoes. You just can't beat good tailoring for a quality looking hem. Love the video's John, keep 'em coming.

[mohammedrahman]

I think it should be noted that if the length is just above the shoe or with minimal break than when sitting it will expose the leg and socks more than you might like. So I think just a tad bit of a break is just enough.

[alponca]

Glad you made this video! Its true as we get older the perception may be that we are sloppy by not paying attention to this small detail. Thanks for all the great content you make in your channel and share with us all John!

[BobsCreativeDays]

Great info!!! Also loving the jacket. Have a great day John.

[chronometa]

As a short dude tailoring is essential, especially if you have an athletic build.

[walterflores]

Thanks for the video John, I enjoyed it and also appreciate the techniques, take care!!

[ttime]

John, love your communication style. Thank you for your hard work.