Learn the proper way to roll up your sleeves — stylish, practical, and no more drooping cuffs. Officials in rural Texas are ...

And then someone else was like, ‘Oh, I’m going to roll my pants up.’ And then everybody starts rolling their pants up.” Turns out, he’s kind of right. “Trouser cuffs or ‘turn-ups ...

"Regardless as to whether the sleeves are rolled up or unrolled, the cuffs will remain visible at all times," the AFI says. Similarly, airmen who wear a Flight Duty Uniform or Desert Flight Duty ...

Though a couple cuffs can help adjust a too-big size and polish up a look, rolling too many times can create an awkward, unflattering shape. A good rule of thumb: Don’t roll more than twice.

The decision on how to roll or cuff sleeves can be made by company commanders of the Army National Guard and Army Reserve as well as the active component. During a battalion, brigade or higher ...

elbow-high cuff like Zachary Quinto did here will keep things from veering into lazy-man territory. Unless you're actually getting your hands dirty, there's no reason to roll your sleeves up to ...