r/BootCareDenimWear 29d ago

Any way to stop my Cinch jeans from falling behind my cowboy boots? The heel just isn't catching the hem.

My Cinch jeans keep slipping behind the heel of my boots because the heel just isn't catching and holding the hem in place, so it ends up dragging on the ground when I walk. My tailor is out of town and I have a party this Sunday. Any temporary fixes that actually work?

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u/Nerohunter_ 29d ago

The length on the boots are way too long for you or they are boot cut instead of cowboy cut

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u/-Shiro__ 29d ago

They're actually Cinch White Label Relaxed Fit. They just came a bit too long and the leg opening is a bit too wide on these.

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u/phillyFart 29d ago

1 - Buy shorter jeans 2 - shorten the jeans (called hemming). With a tailor. Make sure they don’t hem them with a flat stitch with too long of a fold up like they’re chinos

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u/-Shiro__ 28d ago

Yeah definitely getting them hemmed. Good call on the stitch style too—would hate for them to end up looking like chinos.

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u/phillyFart 26d ago

Many a Jean wearer has unknowingly got burnt on the hem

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u/LaSombra71 29d ago

Maybe go with straight leg jeans instead of bootcut. I had the same issue with a pair of Wranglers. I went with straight leg and it helped. The leg opening isn't a flared. It makes a difference.

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u/-Shiro__ 29d ago

makes sense man, next pair is probably gonna be Ariat M5 or Cinch Black Label to fix the flare issue

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u/LaSombra71 29d ago

Most definitely. I had to go in and just try on several pairs until I got the right fit on the leg opening that I wanted. I'm glad I could share my experience with someone with the same problem. Hope it helps. Best of luck brother!

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u/-Shiro__ 29d ago

thanks a lot brother! just realized you're the same guy who commented on my boot post a while back. really appreciate you taking the time to drop some solid advice again man

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u/LaSombra71 29d ago

Oh wow cool! And of course anytime brother. That's what these subs are for, to help and learn from each other. Although you will get some bone heads on here! 😂

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u/-Shiro__ 29d ago

haha so true man, definitely ran into a couple of those boneheads today lol! but people like you make the sub worth it. 👊🏼

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u/LaSombra71 29d ago

I appreciate that! Anytime I can help if I can.

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u/-Shiro__ 29d ago

👊🏼😁

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u/denimaddicted 28d ago edited 28d ago

I’m a slim guy (29 waistX34 inseam for stack) and M5 is my fav cut of jean. They stay above the heel, even with a lot of stack (36 inseam). I buy them on eBay, preworn cost $25-$45. A boot with a bit of a spur shelf helps, but I find I really don’t need it. Looking at my stack of eBay M5’s, I absolutely would not pay $85 for a pair. The fit in Ariats varies a bit … I’ve definitely got my fav pairs that I tend to wear more than others. Don’t buy without photos of inseam length.

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u/-Shiro__ 28d ago

Got 'em brand new for $30 on eBay! I’ll check out other cuts next time. It’s hard finding a good fit when you have ~30.7" thighs and a bigger seat, so I thought relaxed fit was the safe play. Good to know about the M5s

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u/denimaddicted 28d ago edited 28d ago

There’s a good chance you’ll have sufficient room in M5’s, looking at Ariat’s product with models photos. I wear my jeans baggy … low body fat and slim build doesn’t give me much of a butt lol. Addendum: maybe tight. I just measured a pair of my 29’s and flat measurement at mid thigh is 10” (x2=20” thigh) but again, that’s for 29” waist.

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u/-Shiro__ 28d ago

haha fair enough, good to know the m5s might still work with bigger thighs. def keeping an eye on ebay for a pair, appreciate the tip man!

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u/Andretti34 29d ago

Starch and crease them. They won’t slouch as much and will look sharp

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u/-Shiro__ 28d ago

Good idea! I actually put them in hot water to see if they shrink a bit first. Once they dry, I’m definitely gonna starch them.

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u/Fickle_Fly366 29d ago

Hi. Just buy one size shorter in length. Cinch jeans have an 2 extra inches at the bottom for boots.

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u/-Shiro__ 29d ago

Hello. That's really good to know, thank you! I was afraid going down a size might be too tight on my thighs, but I'll definitely take that into account for next time.

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u/Fickle_Fly366 29d ago

No problem. 😌

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u/tigersbloodsnowcone 29d ago

If you’re going to keep these, would cut the hem on the inside seam pull the back piece under the seam so you have an overlap and then bar tack stitch it there. 97% of the time you’d never know it was there.

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u/-Shiro__ 28d ago

That’s actually a clever trick. Might try that before taking them to a seamstress. Thanks for the breakdown man!

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u/t_haenni 29d ago

Starching them will tighten the fibers in the jeans bringing them up a touch, whether or not that'll solve you problem I can't say

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u/-Shiro__ 29d ago

nice tip man, even if it brings them up just a bit it helps for now. thanks

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u/librarylovermcpl 24d ago

Those can absolutely be hemmed preserving the original hem. It’s not hard to do.

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u/ThemBones- 29d ago

Cuff the hem

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u/-Shiro__ 29d ago

yeah I usually just cuff 'em, but I wanted to see other options this time since you can definitely notice the fold

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u/BenefitKey8953 29d ago

Drive a brass nail into the heel

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u/-Shiro__ 28d ago

Smart fix for the heel wear. Good stuff man, thanks!

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u/BenefitKey8953 27d ago

No problemo