Why Iron a Crease in Your Jeans??? 

Thanks for sharing with me and the viewers. I'm glad to hear you've found the difference this makes!

Yeah, the ecru color is for sure retro!

That’s all good. I know this isn’t for everyone…if you ever want to give it a shot, you know why and how now.

I think that would be a good video to do. If not next, very soon!

Yes, chinos or heavy twill would do just fine. However, it's nice to take a casual denim and put a crease in it or in the first example, make it with pleats and a high rise, and mix them into your classical, yet casual, repertoire.

Thank you for sharing and I applaud you! It's such an amazing revelation to have denim like that. I'll take your suggestion, and keep my eye open for some olive denim--it does sound enticing!

If they are wrinkly, yes. But I wouldn't necessarily always iron a front crease. Most of my chinos have a pleat and I find a front crease gives them a clean, crisp and sharp look. It also creates a slimming silhouette, which I like because I have thick thighs. If Chinos are in a 5 pocket jeans style, or a bit slim fitting, I wouldn't press that front crease.

That’s great, Ronald. Thanks for sharing and glad you do this, too!

Good question, and an ironing video needs to come next! If you fold the trousers down the center, then try to match the inside seam to run along the outside seam. Make the crease down the center as you keep that inside seam matched up with the outside seam as you lay it flat and press a center crease.

Just steam and some water spritz.

Definitely, but let's wait until we get through summer in the norther hemisphere. Subscribe and stay tuned!

Your welcome! Hope you like the content, and go for a 'denim chino' or tailored denim, it's a nice addition.

@@Justin_Kwan It's probably a bit pricy right now but perhaps someday. It would be nice if thrift stores could carry some. I do have some slacks and chinos as well. Thanks again!

@@Manuel421 and thanks for tuning in.

Hey, here is a link to the denim jeans from Principle M, (full disclosure it's the brand I started 10 years ago). We offer free worldwide shipping right now, too! www.principlem.com/shop-all/p/denim-chino-v3

@@Justin_Kwan just ordered! Thank you

@@dusanbaic4372 cheers! and thanks for ordering

Thank you so much!

be more pear shaped 😏

Hi Dominic, good question. I’ll follow-up with a few questions because I’ve seen this issue with some of our customers and it sort of depends on body type. First, is the waist of the chinos snug but not tight? If they are a little loose, gravity will inevitably do it work throughout the day and they will sag. The other consideration is body type, if someone has a bit of a belly and the difference between waist and hips isn’t that big, then it will be hard to keep the chino waist tight enough (with or without a belt) without being a bit too tight or uncomfortable and then gravity throughout the day will do it’s thing. For me, I do have a bit of a belly (I enjoy a few IPAs now and then) so I have this issue sometimes, but I’ll tighten my belt and the rise is high enough that my waistband also overlaps my hip bone and usually they will stay up. A lot of guys I know love braces because the waist doesn’t need to be so tight and they keep the trousers up all day, however I know this can be awkward if you use suspenders but don’t wear a jacket to cover them up.

@@Justin_Kwan Hey thanks for the reply. The waist is snug with a belt. I don't have a belly but you look to be in great shape! I went back to mid rise and it wasn't that much of a difference. The chinos are Spier and Mackay. I tried looking up your website but it's asking for a password. You have great style. Keep up the videos

@@Dominicreviews Hey, maybe it's just gravity doing its thing. If I think about it, I do have to re-adjust my mid or high rise trousers now and then if I'm not wearing suspenders. Thanks for visiting the website but it's under maintenance--a bit of a re-design as I enter the international market with our newly launched ecommerce. Check back in a week, I'll have it launched by then!

Hi William, thanks for watching and adding your experience with your jeans and a center crease.

Do their products fit well? I have a few Haggar Cotton Smart Wash Blazers although technically they are Sport coats since they feature patch pockets but I ordered them in Medium since I wanted room to layer underneath plus I understand they are suppose to be somewhat loose especially for the warmer seasons. I just hope they aren't too baggy or the sleeves end up too long. Anyway as you can tell I haven't tried them on yet so just curious. Sorry to bother.