Either this guy is a ballsy pickpocket or he just has a really awful, demeaning job.
Here it is: 2009's must-have fashion. They're called “Bagg'ns” and they're supposed to give the ~illusion~ of sagging pants. The top waistband fits snug around the hips to hold the pants up. The second hangs low around the buttocks to give you that hip saggy look. The creator wants guys who are “packin” to know they come with 14-inch zippers. And no she's not talking about guns. She's talking about “the love machine.”
This is the guide that police in Flint, MI, have provided to help you navigate the tricky waters of sagging pants without gettting fined and/or thrown in jail. They wrote “crackdown.” Ha. Haha.
I can usually pull off at least half of the requirements for the dudes' version.
Politics Buzz Various cities have instituted a laws to deter people from sagging their pants. In Lynwood, Illinois people caught showing three or more inches of underwear will be fined $25 and in Delcambre, Louisiana, the penalty can be as stiff as a $500 fine and a six-month jail sentence. The American Civil Liberties Union thinks this targets young men of color, although one might argue that it simply targets the sloppily dressed. I wonder if they’ll ever go after all those fixed-gear bike riders with one pant leg rolled up.
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