How To Cuff Your Jeans Like A Pro

A thick cuff requires a wider-leg pair of jeans that are a little loose. 

We used: J Brand 1265 Ace Cropped Boyfriend Jeans ($227) in Arcadian Black

Fold the jeans to create a one-inch cuff. 

Fold again so that the cuff is about two inches thick.  

Smooth out the cuff to create a polished look. 

Styling Tip: Make this your weekend go-to with a relaxed tee and ankle-strap flats. 

The skinny cuff works best on fitted silhouettes, as it creates the appearance of a long, lean line. 

We used: DL 1961 Amanda Jeans ($168) in Twilight

Fold the bottom of the jeans to create a half-inch cuff. 

Fold a second time, adding an extra half-inch to the cuff. It should be nice and tight and hit at or just above the ankle. 

Styling Tip: Elongate your legs further by adding a nude wedge or low-cut heel. 

The half cuff is best suited for slouchier styles like the boyfriend jean. 

We used: Gap 1969 Destructed Sexy Boyfriend Jeans ($70) in Prospect 

To achieve an accordion-like look, start by making a single four-inch cuff. 

Bunch the bottom of the cuff to create dimension and texture. 

Finish by folding the top hem downwards.

Styling Tip: Give your jeans the downtown treatment by adding a worn-in leather jacket and statement stilettos.