THE BAGGIER THE BETTER ????

Let’s talk jeans. Not your average dad jeans or skinny leg-stranglers—no, we’re diving into the glorious, parachute-level bagginess of Homeboy jeans. You know, those denim giants from the '90s that looked like they could smuggle an entire skateboard team in each pant leg.

Now, fashion-wise? Questionable. You wear Homeboys to the office, you're getting some looks—none of them professional. But for skateboarding? These things are low-key genius.

Think about it: baggy jeans offer unrestricted movement, airflow (vital for preventing catastrophic sweat situations), and protection. Fall off your board in skinnies, and you’re basically sandpapering your thigh. Wipe out in Homeboys, and you’ve got enough denim between you and the pavement to file for airbag status.

Plus, they’re like mobile storage units. Pocket for wax, pocket for tools, pocket for snacks. Some of them are so huge you could lose a wheel in there and not find it until next week.

Of course, you might look like a time traveler from 1997 who’s lost their Discman, but fashion is cyclical, right? Baggy's back. Again. Maybe.

So, while Homeboy jeans might not be ready for a catwalk (unless it's at a Tony Hawk convention), on a skateboard, they’re less about looking tight—and more about not splitting your pants when you land that tre flip.

Long live the baggy gods of denim. Skaters, roll wide or go home.