Big Legs + Pants = F 'Em?

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[quote]MsM wrote:
rondastarr wrote:
I keep seeing high waisted jeans around lately as “the new fashion”… it’s a scary thought…

Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo! [/quote]

I have also noticed a big wave of high waisted underware… eep!

I have a belly button ring, it’s a disability that keeps me from wearing anything high waisted :stuck_out_tongue:

I am pretty much in the same boat as Christine, tiny waist and big ole ass. Add in quads and it is rare I can find jeans that fit all the areas well. I am thinking about just pay to have my jeans altered to fit my waist… it may be worth it.

I find that if I can get a pair of jeans with a little bit of spandex they work the best. Though that may not be an option for men.

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[quote]rondastarr wrote:
MsM wrote:
rondastarr wrote:
I keep seeing high waisted jeans around lately as “the new fashion”… it’s a scary thought…

Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

I have also noticed a big wave of high waisted underware… eep!

I have a belly button ring, it’s a disability that keeps me from wearing anything high waisted :stuck_out_tongue:

I am pretty much in the same boat as Christine, tiny waist and big ole ass. Add in quads and it is rare I can find jeans that fit all the areas well. I am thinking about just pay to have my jeans altered to fit my waist… it may be worth it.

I find that if I can get a pair of jeans with a little bit of spandex they work the best. Though that may not be an option for men.

[/quote]

Yep, I’ve got the quads too…

Sucks to shop sometimes!

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[quote]Christine wrote:
rondastarr wrote:
MsM wrote:
rondastarr wrote:
I keep seeing high waisted jeans around lately as “the new fashion”… it’s a scary thought…

Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

I have also noticed a big wave of high waisted underware… eep!

I have a belly button ring, it’s a disability that keeps me from wearing anything high waisted :stuck_out_tongue:

I am pretty much in the same boat as Christine, tiny waist and big ole ass. Add in quads and it is rare I can find jeans that fit all the areas well. I am thinking about just pay to have my jeans altered to fit my waist… it may be worth it.

I find that if I can get a pair of jeans with a little bit of spandex they work the best. Though that may not be an option for men.

Yep, I’ve got the quads too…

Sucks to shop sometimes![/quote]

Yay! for a job that I can wear scrubs… though scrubs that are too big at the waist because of my quads… blah

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[quote]Christine wrote:
AngryVader wrote:
Christine wrote:
AngryVader wrote:
Makavali wrote:
AngryVader wrote:
Well, if I didn’t offer, I’m sure someone else would have beat me to it. :slight_smile:

I already suggested not wearing pants.

But did you offer to pay for it and suggest they do it at your house? See how I changed it up?

You pay for my gym membership too?

Healthcare?

woah woah woah…don’t get all crazy with the benefits. There’s only one benefit I offer, and we can talk about that later. :wink:

Why is it then that I’m thinking that I’d be the one offering up the benefit in your scenario?

[/quote]

As if you’d get nothing out of the exchange. :wink:

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[quote]Makavali wrote:
AngryVader wrote:
woah woah woah…don’t get all crazy with the benefits. There’s only one benefit I offer, and we can talk about that later. :wink:

See I offer the same benefit over and over and over until they’re a quivering puddle of orgasmic ecstasy.

We’re talking about sandwiches, right?[/quote]

No, I was thinking of waffles.

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[quote]AngryVader wrote:
Makavali wrote:
AngryVader wrote:
woah woah woah…don’t get all crazy with the benefits. There’s only one benefit I offer, and we can talk about that later. :wink:

See I offer the same benefit over and over and over until they’re a quivering puddle of orgasmic ecstasy.

We’re talking about sandwiches, right?

No, I was thinking of waffles.[/quote]

Oh I see. Because sandwiches is a code for cunnilingus.

What does waffles mean?

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[quote]Makavali wrote:
AngryVader wrote:
Makavali wrote:
AngryVader wrote:
woah woah woah…don’t get all crazy with the benefits. There’s only one benefit I offer, and we can talk about that later. :wink:

See I offer the same benefit over and over and over until they’re a quivering puddle of orgasmic ecstasy.

We’re talking about sandwiches, right?

No, I was thinking of waffles.

Oh I see. Because sandwiches is a code for cunnilingus.

What does waffles mean?[/quote]

…that I’m hungry.

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I see.

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Try Carhartts.

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[quote]rondastarr wrote:
Christine wrote:
MsM wrote:
Christine wrote:
buckeye girl wrote:
There are about a million threads on here that are about finding pants that fit. I’m sure if you searched, you’d find some good recommendations…

I know one guy that swears that The Buckle has the best jeans ever. They’ll do free alterations, too. (though I wasn’t impressed by the fit of the girls jeans at all)

Stick to styles that are loose, relaxed etc. and avoid anything that sounds trendy. From my experience, you just have to try a bunch of stuff on.

Me too…

I’ve got a big ole’ ass and thin waist. Just as difficult for woman as it is for men to find clothes that fit this body type.

Does this not make for some fun shopping? If low-rise pants ever go out of style, I’m jumping off the nearest bridge.

I’ll be jumpping in after you! Low-rise is the way to go.

I keep seeing high waisted jeans around lately as “the new fashion”… it’s a scary thought…[/quote]

I think its interesting that you ladies are so fond of low rise pants. I’ve found that with my small waist and big butt/thighs I typically prefer a higer waist.

Most of my jeans are low rise and with the baggy waist/tight everything else combo, I’m constantly picking them up. I work at Banana Republic and discovered that their higher waisted “curvy” cuts fit a lot better and my ass isn’t constantly hanging out.

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Am I the only one that wears baggy cotton shorts all year long in spite of snow and fashion and my over-sized quads? I can’t remember the last time I wore jeans or long pants.

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[quote]bignate wrote:
i just read an old thread and i never thought of a big and tall store! perfect since im 6’4’’ 250 and have a 36-38 waist and close to 30’s legs, dont know if thats big legs but its big enough to not fit a pair of “loose jeans” with a 38 waist and the waist i could pull out for a few extra inches, sigh i might have to only wear awsome athletic pants and band t’s lol[/quote]

carhart work pants I wear that brand and only that brand
nothing else fits they have every cut from the loose fit to straight leg and jeans to carpenter pants I get them pretty cheap from sportsmans warehouse

I also have 30 inch legs and am about 290 but I am also 5"9’ which is a very awkward size

that and the shirts I get are from footlocker/champs sports I get the 4xl and are 5 shirts for 20 dollars

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Who the hell wears pants?

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I pretty much wore white tees and shorts that cut off around the top of the knee all summer. It started out, squatting in short shorts, now I’m ‘that guy’.

Will be back in jeans and band ts during the school year though. Just about every pair of jeans I buy my legs fill out within the next few months, so I stopped caring about if my jeans were tight or not.

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[quote]Synthetickiller wrote:
Who the hell wears pants?[/quote]

Finally. Thank you.

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[quote]Makavali wrote:
Synthetickiller wrote:
Who the hell wears pants?

Finally. Thank you.[/quote]

Finally?? I thought we established quite early in this thread that men with large muscular legs/glutes should not wear pants

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[quote]buckeye girl wrote:
rondastarr wrote:
Christine wrote:
MsM wrote:
Christine wrote:
buckeye girl wrote:
There are about a million threads on here that are about finding pants that fit. I’m sure if you searched, you’d find some good recommendations…

I know one guy that swears that The Buckle has the best jeans ever. They’ll do free alterations, too. (though I wasn’t impressed by the fit of the girls jeans at all)

Stick to styles that are loose, relaxed etc. and avoid anything that sounds trendy. From my experience, you just have to try a bunch of stuff on.

Me too…

I’ve got a big ole’ ass and thin waist. Just as difficult for woman as it is for men to find clothes that fit this body type.

Does this not make for some fun shopping? If low-rise pants ever go out of style, I’m jumping off the nearest bridge.

I’ll be jumpping in after you! Low-rise is the way to go.

I keep seeing high waisted jeans around lately as “the new fashion”… it’s a scary thought…

I think its interesting that you ladies are so fond of low rise pants. I’ve found that with my small waist and big butt/thighs I typically prefer a higer waist.

Most of my jeans are low rise and with the baggy waist/tight everything else combo, I’m constantly picking them up. I work at Banana Republic and discovered that their higher waisted “curvy” cuts fit a lot better and my ass isn’t constantly hanging out.

[/quote]

That is the problem with the high waisted stuff. It can fit your hips and ass, but is always too big in the waist.

I find that the low rise hugs the hips nicely, and I have never had a problem with my ass hanging out.

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[quote]Christine wrote:
buckeye girl wrote:
rondastarr wrote:
Christine wrote:
MsM wrote:
Christine wrote:
buckeye girl wrote:
There are about a million threads on here that are about finding pants that fit. I’m sure if you searched, you’d find some good recommendations…

I know one guy that swears that The Buckle has the best jeans ever. They’ll do free alterations, too. (though I wasn’t impressed by the fit of the girls jeans at all)

Stick to styles that are loose, relaxed etc. and avoid anything that sounds trendy. From my experience, you just have to try a bunch of stuff on.

Me too…

I’ve got a big ole’ ass and thin waist. Just as difficult for woman as it is for men to find clothes that fit this body type.

Does this not make for some fun shopping? If low-rise pants ever go out of style, I’m jumping off the nearest bridge.

I’ll be jumpping in after you! Low-rise is the way to go.

I keep seeing high waisted jeans around lately as “the new fashion”… it’s a scary thought…

I think its interesting that you ladies are so fond of low rise pants. I’ve found that with my small waist and big butt/thighs I typically prefer a higer waist.

Most of my jeans are low rise and with the baggy waist/tight everything else combo, I’m constantly picking them up. I work at Banana Republic and discovered that their higher waisted “curvy” cuts fit a lot better and my ass isn’t constantly hanging out.

That is the problem with the high waisted stuff. It can fit your hips and ass, but is always too big in the waist.

I find that the low rise hugs the hips nicely, and I have never had a problem with my ass hanging out.
[/quote]

The problem that I have with low rise is that it never really hugs at the waist. There is always a gap between my lower back and the waistline of the jeans, which then leads to the ass hanging out. Maybe I’m just not trying the right brands.

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[quote]buckeye girl wrote:
Makavali wrote:
Synthetickiller wrote:
Who the hell wears pants?

Finally. Thank you.

Finally?? I thought we established quite early in this thread that men with large muscular legs/glutes should not wear pants[/quote]

Men with muscular legs/glutes and all attractive women, you mean.

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[quote]buckeye girl wrote:
Makavali wrote:
Synthetickiller wrote:
Who the hell wears pants?

Finally. Thank you.

Finally?? I thought we established quite early in this thread that men with large muscular legs/glutes should not wear pants[/quote]

That is why I am all for men in kilts. They can have you up against a wall in under 10 seconds… :wink: