It’s time for Fashion Friday, and this week I want to tell you about a fun new fashion accessory called Kuhfs. Take a look at the hem of my jeans.
Seriously, how fun is that!!? Kuhfs are a new fashion accessory created by a stay-at-home mom, Amy Olson, and they’re the fastest and cheapest way to add a new pair of pants to your wardrobe. You can attach them to your boots, jeans, yoga pants, or capris; and they instantly change up the outfit. I’ve already worn them three times.
Kuhfs come in a variety of designs to suit your personal style. I chose the River North Kuhf because I was drawn to the paisley pattern, and I knew the colors would go with much of my wardrobe.
Kuhfs are super easy to attach. You just create about a 3-inch cuff with the hem of your jeans, then wrap the Kuhf around the bottom and attach with the pin.
Here’s what they look like from behind.
I tried them first with my white jeans and this grey blouse, and I wore this outfit out to breakfast last Saturday with some girlfriends.
Next, I tried the Kuhfs with my favorite pair of blue jeans and a tunic.
Finally, I attached them to my olive green cargo pants and wore them with a white top.
Kuhfs are kept in place by applying the slide pin over your boots or pants and then into the pre-sewn slide pin pocket. Plus they’re lined with silicone to keep them in place. I had no trouble putting them on and keeping them secure. You can see how easy it is in this video.
https://youtu.be/I5xFA1OAySE
I’m always looking for fun new accessories, and adding a small dose of pattern can really liven up an otherwise plain outfit. Scarves are a great way to do this, and they’re trendy right now, but I find scarves hard to wear sometimes, and I prefer to leave my neckline open. I see Kuhfs kind of like a scarf for my jeans, if you will. They come in several different patterns, and Amy is adding new ones all the time.
This post was sponsored by Kuhfs. All opinions, editorial decisions and images are my own and presented without prejudice.
21 Responses
So cool! I think I like it paired with the white pants best!
Elle
Southern Elle Style
Those are so cute! Love the way they make old jeans look new!!!
I like the white pairing best. If only I was taller with skinnier legs! Super cute.
So cute! What a fun way to add some pizazz to your wardrobe.
Such a cute idea, wish I’d thought of it. LOL Hope your weekend is lovely: just like YOU!!
livingoncloudandreanine.blogspot.com
That’s such a fun accessory to add to your pants. Love the different ways you showed off the cuffs. Great outfits!
Thank you for an awesome review of Kuhfs!!
Your sense of style and the way you showcased the versatility of Kuhfs is spot on perfection. We are thrilled to be featured on your blog! Have a wonderful weekend.
What a very stylish concept!
Rebecca
https://www.redtagchiclosangeles.com
Love this idea, and love it even more because it is a from a small business owner. They are very cute. I used to add these to my consignment store finds (both jacket sleeves/collars and pants) once in a while for a little color so this is a great idea to make them go from one item to another.
Love the outfits. Thanks for the link up.
These are so cute! What a great way to re-style your jeans!
Jill
http://www.dousedinpink.com
Never heard of these before. They look so cool!
Amy Ann
Straight A Style
What a great idea to spice up your jeans. I love it!
Melissa
Love the idea! They look cute!
How do I find out more about Kuhfs? Would love to order some and feature them on my blog.
Found the link. Love these.
What a neat way to change the look of your outfit. I think I like them best with your olive green cargo pants.
Love them….though wish she would have given your readers a coupon:( That would have got me to buy a pair!
Such a great idea!!!
What a neat idea! Love it.
Alex
Funky Jungle
Those are really neat! It’s amazing how that little big of pattern really dresses up an otherwise solid colored outfit, and ties all the colors together. Thanks!
I’ve never heard or seen anything like this. I like how they easily change up the outfit. Thanks for showing these!