Unclockable | How To Tuck Guide with Pictures & Video (2024)

FAQs

What are the alternatives to tucking? ›

If experiencing a lot of side effects from tucking, consider alternatives to tucking like tight fitting underwear or wearing looser clothing, like dresses and skirts, or loose pants so that untucked or loosely tucked genitals can't be seen.

Full-tuck or semi-tuck (without tape)

For the flattest appearance, lie on your back and gently shift the testes upward and into each canal. Guide them slowly without using pressure, and stop tucking if you experience pain. If you want to do a semi-tuck, simply pull them backwards.

Medical tape is the only tape advised to use, but it will not adhere to wet skin. Make sure you dab the area with a towel if you perspire during tucking. Remember to shave areas where you plan to tape one or two days prior, and never tape freshly shaved skin.

Use two or three fingers to tuck each testicl* up into each corresponding inguinal canal. This should not be painful. If you feel pain, stop and try again later. Some people choose not to tuck the testicl*s up into the inguinal canal.

Cons: Could cause pain and discomfort throughout the day. Daily use and sweat build up could lead to odor. Possible injury to skin if utilizing tape.

Tucks are kind of like pleats. The only difference is that tucks are stitched at their base so that the folds remain secured. You might be most familiar with the tiny pin tucks, but there are actually various different kinds of tucks as you'll soon see.

Practice tucking a few times when you are relaxed and can take your time. What will I need? Medical tape (don't use duct tape!) A tight pair of underwear • A gaff, if you want.

While Tuck Tape is commonly recommended for sealing wood and epoxy resin projects, other brands like 3M, Gorilla Tape, and Scotch also offer reliable options for this purpose.

The cheapest solution for tucking is a pair of tight underwear. You can find these at any clothing store. You may also want to try a specialized piece of clothing called a gaff. You can find these in specialty stores and online.

What are the options for tucking MTF? ›

There are three common methods for tucking: gaffer tape, gaff underwear, and compression underwear. Each of these tucking methods has pros and cons. Tucking tape or gaffer tape is a specialty tape meant to be used on the body.

It's important for the dress shirt to fall underneath the belt line and above the inseam and/or the back pockets. At Hugh & Crye, we aim to have our shirts fall halfway down the zipper (or button fly) of your pants to ensure that you're showing a little front pocket, but also still covering the belt line.