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Big thanks to Fashion Anchor for sponsoring this video! You already know that style is all about the details. The little things can make or break your entire look, so its important to get them right.\r
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Theres such a fine line between effortless and sloppy, isnt there? No one wants to look sloppy. We all want to look sharp but also like were not trying too hard. Oftentimes this means getting your clothes tailored or buying custom clothing.\r
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But there are some lesser known hacks that are very easy and very cheap, if not free. You just have to know about them. And today Im going to teach you my 6 favorite style hacks for men.\r
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HACK #1: The DIY Shirt Collar Adjustment\r
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Ever put on a dress shirt with a collar thats just a little too tight, which is uncomfortable, or just a little too loose, which looks sloppy? Heres the quick DIY fix you can do at hime in just a few minutes - no tailoring or sewing machine required.\r
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HACK #2: Fix Fly Away Collars\r
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You know how when you get a new polo, the collar has a nice crisp shape, and it lays nice and flat on your shirt? But then, a few months later, the collar takes on a life of its own and starts to warp and fly away like its trying to leave you for another shirt?\r
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HACK #3: Use the J. Crew Sleeve Roll\r
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When wearing a button up shirt without a tie or jacket, rolling up your sleeves can be very rugged and masculine. Not to mention, countless surveys have shown that a mans arms are one of the most attrive parts of his body.\r
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The best way to achieve the above-the-elbow roll is by using the so-called J. Crew roll, which was ually popularized by John F. Kennedy. This happens to be one of the faster ways to roll up your sleeves, so its a win-win.\r
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HACK #4: Cuff Your T-Shirt Sleeves\r
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If youve ever worn a t-shirt with sleeves that are too long, you know that it can make you feel (and look) like a little kid. The solution is simple and stylish - cuff the sleeves once or twice depending on the length. Ideally, they would stop halfway between your elbow and arm pit.\r
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HACK #5: Pinroll Your Pants\r
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If your pants are too long AND too wide, but you dont have time to get them tailored, you can use a cuffing technique called the pinroll to shorten AND taper them - simultaneously.\r
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HACK #6: Shorten Your Shoelaces\r
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Like so many things in the world of clothing and accessories, most shoelaces are one size fits all. So you get a new pair of shoes, lace em up and tie a single knot, and youve got these huge bunny ears flopping around with every step you take. Its not a clean look, and its also a tripping hazard.\r
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I hope you can use 1 or 2 of these tips to help elevate your style. Thanks again to Fashion Anchor for sponsoring this video - be sure to use the discount code in the description. And if you have any hacks or tricks to add to the list, leave them down in the comments.\r
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