My mother always had my jeans done like this because she wanted me to be her “little cowboy” with a button up shirt and jeans like this and a Stetson. Yes I had to go to school like that. To make a long story short I always had to walk like an astronaut that shat himself because my jeans had turned into cardboard.
I told my fiance's mother that her son has the most perfect little bubble butt. And she said "you should've seen his bubble butt in a pair of Wranglers as baby!!" & My jaw DROPPED because he is the only man I've ever dated that disliked country music/clothing/boots
Man when I was a teenager I was the person you came to to get those jeans starched and creased , cleaners baby bye I was it! My pants would stand for 3 days after I’ve worn and removed .. we played no games about the crease .. I miss the damn 90’s
Sta flo all the way. I don’t let the cleaners do it though. They will destroy jeans fast and in a hurry. Starch is also good for repelling dirt, spills etc. It’s like a Teflon coat.
This is how we used to starch our jeans back in the 70's, they stood up by themselves... My mother used to crochet her dollies as well, and used this type of heavy starch for her projects...
This is called a "cowboy starch" because traditionally cowboys would starch their jeans and shirts like this in order to prevent thorns from punching through their clothes when riding horseback in the brush. Especially in south and west Texas.
I remember when I 1st moved to Texas I'd go pick up my dad's jeans at the cleaners and 1st time I checked out his wranglers I tripped out pretty hard. But now I can't see any other way to wear mine too. Plus if you're drunk enough the heavy starch keeps you from falling over
Makes fun of him for doing something that prolongs the life of his pants and keeps the dirt off….and then has nails like that and a hand on a phone. Grow up woman
@@reidbankert4425 When your jeans are starched, do you use them to stub cigarettes out when you are working in the stables or in an area of dry grass. I still remember the day that that a bale of hay caught alight after a guy used a lighter to burn through the string and another guy rolled on it in his starched Levi's to put it out. Would you thing that it was crazy to stomp or roll on a fire in the stables to put it out with your starched jeans, or would you assume that they would put the flames out without catching alight and save having to beat it out with your bare hands.?
@@dallaserickson2345 Have you ever seen a bale of dry hay catch on fire.? It flame up to knee high within seconds and stomping it sends embers flying everywhere, including onto your shirt and hair. Assuming that you catch it when the fire starts, the best way is to scrunch it with your hands. But when the fire is larger, rolling on it positively and not too fast is the easiest way to prevent the fire from spreading. The heat is at the top of the flame, so heavy denim or cowhide leather jeans will put them out before enough heat penetrates to catch denim alight or cause any serious burns. Needless to say I am talking about a fire that can be put out within 10 to 20 seconds, definitely not rolling around in a blazing barn. Another way is to smother the flames with a denim or leather jacket to contain the embers and then stomp it down. Even a heavy tee- shirt will contain the embers, but it will mostly end up scorched.
I have been doing that with my wranglers most of my life never had a problem walking around in them . Once you put them on they will loosen up. lmao and yes I have lived in the greatest state in the US my whole life Texas.
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That's that Sunday starch, keeps you stood up during church so you don't fall asleep
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😂😂 Nooo
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Lmfao i qint lqughed in a min thanks
That crease is sharp enough to cut with!!!
We need to see the video of you wearing them. Also great video
at that point are they wearable without bleeding to death??
Can you say yeast infection 😮
Why?!
My mother always had my jeans done like this because she wanted me to be her “little cowboy” with a button up shirt and jeans like this and a Stetson. Yes I had to go to school like that. To make a long story short I always had to walk like an astronaut that shat himself because my jeans had turned into cardboard.
Hilarious!!! But, at least you were stylin'!
I told my fiance's mother that her son has the most perfect little bubble butt. And she said "you should've seen his bubble butt in a pair of Wranglers as baby!!" & My jaw DROPPED because he is the only man I've ever dated that disliked country music/clothing/boots
I almost died when I read “an astronaut that shat himself” 😂😂😂
You could cut a frozen steak with those creases!
Damn right. Texas style.
I've seen black, white, and latino texans rock these sta-flo creases!
hell yeah
I'm in northern cal and I do it lol
Grew up like that everyday looking clean !! With a white tee creases up too and some chuck's. KCMO in house
@@c.cervantes9407 simon!
So-cal and i crease my work pants all the time.. cuffed as well lmao
Man when I was a teenager I was the person you came to to get those jeans starched and creased , cleaners baby bye I was it! My pants would stand for 3 days after I’ve worn and removed .. we played no games about the crease .. I miss the damn 90’s
Any tips? I just soaked a pair in sta flo and they are hanging to dry outside right now in the texas 100 degree heat.
me all day everyday creased up from the feet up! 501s ORIGINAL 👌🏽with tha baby cuffs.. OG
501s with the crease look wack
501's are garbage now. Last a week if you actually work them.
@@ClaytonWillisMusic who the fuck wears starched down jeans to work, you wear good high quality jeans that are starched to go out not work😂
Wranglers are the only way to go.
Lol wranglers have nothing on 501's
Dry Cleaners in Texas...
That's that west Texas starch😂
@@Fwtx.Evrxn. yes it is. Impossible to get most places. i have to do it myself in Pa.
I love yall ❤️ keeping that Texas tradition alive 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💯🤘🏼
I'm European. We use fabric softener for jeans, starch is old fashioned way to do bed sheets! LOL. I must try this.
Crisp as!
That's cuz you got soft hands
Sta flo all the way. I don’t let the cleaners do it though. They will destroy jeans fast and in a hurry. Starch is also good for repelling dirt, spills etc. It’s like a Teflon coat.
Is sta flo the name of the starch? Ive been trying to find a heavier starch for my jeans
@@davidcoiner6550 did you got the name of that heavier starch???
I had a sock like that once in high school
😂😂
Teach me your ways
I still wear mine that way.
Lol. Brings back basic training memories.
When you’ve been on COVID lockdown...
Now that my friends is some good starch.💯💪🌇
Show more videos on how much starch to do this????????
Yes
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Use that much
How do you get them pants like that?
This brings me memories of getting ready for horse shows with my family
Bro got that hidden sock style
Underrated comment 😭😭😭
how do you get it that good
Back in the day my OGs would be able to have they Ben David or Dickies stand up how much starch they Creases
This is how we used to starch our jeans back in the 70's, they stood up by themselves...
My mother used to crochet her dollies as well, and used this type of heavy starch for her projects...
Just how I like em
This is called a "cowboy starch" because traditionally cowboys would starch their jeans and shirts like this in order to prevent thorns from punching through their clothes when riding horseback in the brush. Especially in south and west Texas.
Where do you guys take your jeans to get starched?
The ironing board
A dry cleaner can help you with that. But it's an easy task to do at home.
A dry cleaner can help you with that. But it's an easy task to do at home.
Well someone got that right!
Get this man a sta-flo Sponsorship they look good
What kind of starch is that ??? 🤠
Absolutely ridiculous. It doesn't even look good or comfortable. Whats the point
I remember when I 1st moved to Texas I'd go pick up my dad's jeans at the cleaners and 1st time I checked out his wranglers I tripped out pretty hard. But now I can't see any other way to wear mine too. Plus if you're drunk enough the heavy starch keeps you from falling over
When u haffta rip dem thangs open from the foot like dat then you know you've got some dam good starch!!!
Us welders have them like that 6010 bounces off it
😂😂😂😂, that's razorblade sharp. You can cut potatoes with that. South Africa 🇿🇦
Would you mind sharing what starch was used here? I'm trying to have this same level of stiffness on something I'm working on
What’s the name of the cleaners that did thoes ?
Hey brother, you need to give it tutorial on how you did that I need to be able to do that, sir😮😮😮😮😮
Onde eu posso comprar uma calça assim?
Why do people starch their dang jeans😵💫
That is superb sir👏🏼
That's mean they will stand up in the corner means🎉🎉🎉😂😂
let this woman outside
Jesus that looks real uncomfortable..!
Hell yea 🤙🏾
Make a how to cause that’s how I’m tryna have mines
I make my own starch at home stuff is like syrup, then iron for about 45 minutes to an hour, gotta have a beer or three while doing it
How do you get them jeans like that ???
Stayflo and flouur in bottle srpay it inside the jeans
Flour and staflo inside a bottle spray it inside the jeans spray tge starch outside the jeans and iron and thats what u will have
Dont have a knife... don't worry I got you
Makes fun of him for doing something that prolongs the life of his pants and keeps the dirt off….and then has nails like that and a hand on a phone. Grow up woman
Yup. Bout 20 years ago, now om to old to bother and to fat to care.
super ❤️
They don’t know nothin about that !!
Totally my mom ...and yes...she is from Texas lol
Ain’t jeans no more that’s denim composite
AND THAT'S HOW I WEAR MY CINCH JEANS!! 👍
Very nice! That’s the only way to do it!
Flat Stanley would be proud
there's nothing worse than ironed and starch jean
Razor sharp. Be careful
Blacl folks say heavy starch wit da crease
You can wear them & slice a loaf of bread with these too !
please teach me
That's gangsta crease not a cowboy 🤔
Those the clothes Ed Edd n eddy was wearing
I managed a heavy starch like that only once aha
You could cut eggs with that edge!
Where hr bought his starch from
Cut ya finger on that crease 😌
Do you use sta flo or make your own starch?
Someone came in them pant 😂
Crisp
Which powder mam
Country creases
I really liked how vintage the jeans looked....
Bro teach me please
How it should be
Welder for sure 😎
Heavy starch
Reminds me of the ed, edd, Eddy episode where they get new clothes. 😂🤣
That's exactly how i wear all my jeans lol heavy just like that and look good with my boots
Yeah now that's the right way if wear jeans 🤠👍👍
The jeans that make you waddle everywhere
Ts cardboard
This is the way
The right way
When I was in the Navy I had my uniforms like this it was awesome
Perfect
Perfect.
Staflo
We call that welder starch where I’m from from.
why do you starch clothes?
@@reidbankert4425 When your jeans are starched, do you use them to stub cigarettes out when you are working in the stables or in an area of dry grass.
I still remember the day that that a bale of hay caught alight after a guy used a lighter to burn through the string and another guy rolled on it in his starched Levi's to put it out.
Would you thing that it was crazy to stomp or roll on a fire in the stables to put it out with your starched jeans, or would you assume that they would put the flames out without catching alight and save having to beat it out with your bare hands.?
@@wilsjane dumb to roll around fire to let your starched pants put it out. What not just stomp it? I prefer that over being burned.
@@dallaserickson2345 Have you ever seen a bale of dry hay catch on fire.?
It flame up to knee high within seconds and stomping it sends embers flying everywhere, including onto your shirt and hair.
Assuming that you catch it when the fire starts, the best way is to scrunch it with your hands. But when the fire is larger, rolling on it positively and not too fast is the easiest way to prevent the fire from spreading. The heat is at the top of the flame, so heavy denim or cowhide leather jeans will put them out before enough heat penetrates to catch denim alight or cause any serious burns.
Needless to say I am talking about a fire that can be put out within 10 to 20 seconds, definitely not rolling around in a blazing barn.
Another way is to smother the flames with a denim or leather jacket to contain the embers and then stomp it down. Even a heavy tee- shirt will contain the embers, but it will mostly end up scorched.
Amazing
@@wilsjane Wait, the whole purpose of doing this is to maybe put out a fire from someone smoking????
I have been doing that with my wranglers most of my life never had a problem walking around in them . Once you put them on they will loosen up. lmao and yes I have lived in the greatest state in the US my whole life Texas.