If your jeans are too long, you can hem or cuff them. There are also many other reasons to cuff your jeans. Some are functional, while others are for looks. You may want to show off your shoes, have a tapered look, or keep your pants from getting dirty. Cuffing your jeans is a practical and fashionable way to shorten your jeans.

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Cuffing your pants is a normal sight these days, whereas men found it natural to cuff their jeans a bit. Over boots and other shoes.

Looking for a fit that's not too relaxed and not too straight? You're in luck—our 514™ Straight jeans hit that sweet spot. With their versatile, streamlined silhouette, they'll look just as good with a tee as they do with a button-up shirt. Classic straight-fit jeans Versatile and comfortable jeans that sit low on the waist Designed for medium and athletic builds Made with Levi’s® Flex: our advanced stretch technology engineered for maximum flex and comfort Hold the H2O: This garment was…

When it comes to cuffing (or not cuffing), there really are no rules. Folded, rolled, left unfolded, or even cropped, for that frayed hem. — How do you prefer your jeans? http://nj.to/2Ug

Meet our most versatile fit—our 502™ Taper Jeans. Cut on the slimmer side (but still roomy enough for comfort) with a streamlined, tapered leg, they’re a more refined, modern alternative to straight jeans and a universal favorite across builds. They look great both cuffed and uncuffed, and go with pretty much any shoes, so whip out the sneakers, combat boots or slip-ons.A classic taper for every dayExtra room for comfortA refined, modern alternative to straight jeansMade with Levi’s® Flex…