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I went to a job fair the other day and there were a few youths (late teens early 20's) wearing those kind of pants half off the a**. I was so shocked to see that, when they expected to interviewed on the spot. Granted this was not for a CEO position but still.
I resent that accusation. I'm doing these kids a favor by showing their parents' failure at raising them properly. If they don't want anyone to see their underwear, they shouldn't be showing it in public.
@Hardbody: you're the creepy one for judging the photographer who documented this fashion failure.
This is more ghetto culture that is infecting our youth. This trend started in the prisons because they do not allow you to have a belt. The idiots on the outside "emulate" that look.
There's actually a new product for hiding butt-cracks. Forgot what it's called, but it's basically a black pad that you insert into the back of your pants, and a part of it sticks out to prevent any display of your butt-crack.
Do you have any idea how hard it is to find men's trousers or jeans with a 28" waist? I usually wear a belt, but I have cinched them together with a length of chain before.
Yes, actually I do.
Hubby used to wear 29/34 jeans, and it was almost impossible; until we remembered alterations, lol.
Go buy a pair that fit the length, and a bit bigger in the waist, and have them taken in. It's SO much cheaper to have them taken in, than to have them let out.
If you don't want to do that, here's a few choices.
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