[quote]pookie wrote:
Just wear kilts.
No matter the size of the man, they always fit. Just get a longer one if you’re black.
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[quote]Mr. Chen wrote:
BradTGIF wrote:
I could get all my dress clothes tailored but that’s just to pricey for everyday wear.
What is too pricey for you for custum cut pants. Would $60.00 get it for ya?[/quote]
Why do you know a guy?
[quote]BradTGIF wrote:
PGA200X wrote:
malonetd wrote:
Majin wrote:
jacross wrote:
swivel wrote:
when did whining become “manly” behavior ?
Word.
Powerpoint.
Excel
Outlook
Publisher 2003 Bitches!!!
My issue is no longer with Jeans. I wear Polo and Arizona Jeans and they seem to do right by me. Old Navy Jeans fit initially but just aren’t durable enough for the field work that I do.
My problem is with Dockers, and I wear them two or three times a week as well as when I golf. Even the one’s that are “stretchy” suck major ass. The thighs feel skin tight but the crotch looks like I stuffed my chonies with a throw pillow. I fucking hate the way I look in them and they just aren’t comfortable when I’m golfing, trying to squat and so forth.
Anybody know of another brand that makes durable-type dress pants for guys like us? I could get all my dress clothes tailored but that’s just to pricey for everyday wear.
I’ve considered wearing Dickies, but I don’t want to look like I just got out of work at the tire shop.
B.[/quote]
Try Bill’s Khakis. They’re pricey, but high quality, heavy weight material. They have a couple different styles. They can be found at higher end clothing shops, which also usually offer tailoring. Thye can also be found online. This is good for short folks like me.
[quote]PGA200X wrote:
it took me an hour to find jeans that fit, well close to fitting. [/quote]
LOL! Now you know how it has always been for women, trying to find jeans that fit. Ours don’t even come sized with measurements, like men’s jeans do. Nope, we just get some random number size assigned, which differs from company to company and style to style. Very frustrating.
Anyhow, to help you out, try http://www.makeyourownjeans.com/. Put in all your measurements, select the cut and fabric, and they’ll custom-make your jeans for $39, plus $17 2-day shipping from India. Fantastic jeans. I can’t recommend them enough!
Angela
[quote]AngelaL wrote:
PGA200X wrote:
it took me an hour to find jeans that fit, well close to fitting.
LOL! Now you know how it has always been for women, trying to find jeans that fit. Ours don’t even come sized with measurements, like men’s jeans do. Nope, we just get some random number size assigned, which differs from company to company and style to style. Very frustrating.
Anyhow, to help you out, try http://www.makeyourownjeans.com/. Put in all your measurements, select the cut and fabric, and they’ll custom-make your jeans for $39, plus $17 2-day shipping from India. Fantastic jeans. I can’t recommend them enough!
Angela[/quote]
The downside?
This is the person who makes them.
I’ve found that the levis loose fit and relaxed fit are ok, although still a bit tight in the seat sometimes unless I go up a couple inches in the waist. I have to say though, my personal favorite fitting pants are Carhartts. They’re looser in the seat and thighs and more or less fucking bulletproof. Unfortunately they tend to be really warm and I can’t wear them to the office. But other than that, they’re great.
[quote]AngelaL wrote:
LOL! Now you know how it has always been for women, trying to find jeans that fit. Ours don’t even come sized with measurements, like men’s jeans do. Nope, we just get some random number size assigned, which differs from company to company and style to style. Very frustrating.
Anyhow, to help you out, try http://www.makeyourownjeans.com/. Put in all your measurements, select the cut and fabric, and they’ll custom-make your jeans for $39, plus $17 2-day shipping from India. Fantastic jeans. I can’t recommend them enough!
Angela[/quote]
Those look interesting
Damn…good to know I’m not the only one that goes into a fit of rage at the thought of shopping for jeans or pants in regular stores. Hell, I’ve never been able to wear the 501s or whatever type that’s similar.
So, the online thing is actually worthwhile? You dont spend days and too much money receiving and sending them back until you find a good fit?
Now…how about shoes? I wear a 14 wide…near impossible to find 'em in any style! I’ve given up hope of finding decent non-cowboy boots or dress shoes that feel nice and fit perfectly.
Bastard clothing industry!
[quote]Professor X wrote:
AngelaL wrote:
PGA200X wrote:
it took me an hour to find jeans that fit, well close to fitting.
LOL! Now you know how it has always been for women, trying to find jeans that fit. Ours don’t even come sized with measurements, like men’s jeans do. Nope, we just get some random number size assigned, which differs from company to company and style to style. Very frustrating.
Anyhow, to help you out, try http://www.makeyourownjeans.com/. Put in all your measurements, select the cut and fabric, and they’ll custom-make your jeans for $39, plus $17 2-day shipping from India. Fantastic jeans. I can’t recommend them enough!
Angela
The downside?
This is the person who makes them.[/quote]
x… I don’t know who makes gap, levis, old navy, or any one else’s jeans, but don’t they essentially all have they’re factories in Asia anyways?
[quote]hockechamp14 wrote:
x… I don’t know who makes gap, levis, old navy, or any one else’s jeans, but don’t they essentially all have they’re factories in Asia anyways?[/quote]
This is The Gap’s employee of the month.
[quote]itsthetimman wrote:
BradTGIF wrote:
My problem is with Dockers, and I wear them two or three times a week as well as when I golf. Even the one’s that are “stretchy” suck major ass. The thighs feel skin tight but the crotch looks like I stuffed my chonies with a throw pillow. I fucking hate the way I look in them and they just aren’t comfortable when I’m golfing, trying to squat and so forth.
Am I the only one that caught this? You squat with dockers khakis on? Do you also use leather flip-flops?
I mean, I have seen it done before in a bind…[/quote]
whats wrong about squating in sandals?
i’m pretty sure that was louie ferrigno in that bear suit. poor louie, always getting an austrian whoppin’.
[quote]E-man wrote:
PGA200X wrote:
And why the fuck would a guy want low rise or boot cut bellbottom jeans?
Because this guy wore them.
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dude…did arnold just beat the shit out of a bear?
[quote]Easy E wrote:
E-man wrote:
PGA200X wrote:
And why the fuck would a guy want low rise or boot cut bellbottom jeans?
Because this guy wore them.
dude…did arnold just beat the shit out of a bear?[/quote]
In Central Park, NY! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Ha ha - that is some funny shit - I love the white socks with jeans look he has going. Please people do not wear athletic socks with jeans !
troop
[quote]KO421 wrote:
itsthetimman wrote:
BradTGIF wrote:
My problem is with Dockers, and I wear them two or three times a week as well as when I golf. Even the one’s that are “stretchy” suck major ass. The thighs feel skin tight but the crotch looks like I stuffed my chonies with a throw pillow. I fucking hate the way I look in them and they just aren’t comfortable when I’m golfing, trying to squat and so forth.
Am I the only one that caught this? You squat with dockers khakis on? Do you also use leather flip-flops?
I mean, I have seen it done before in a bind…
whats wrong about squating in sandals?
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I was thinking more along the lines of flip-flops. I’ve seen that.
Sandals, well, chance that a weight smacks the foot. That layer of shoe helps a tad.
[quote]PGA200X wrote:
Easy E wrote:
E-man wrote:
PGA200X wrote:
And why the fuck would a guy want low rise or boot cut bellbottom jeans?
Because this guy wore them.
dude…did arnold just beat the shit out of a bear?
In Central Park, NY! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA[/quote]
What the hell? When did they remove the bad dubbing from that movie? I’d never seen a version without the dubbing over his voice.
[quote]Professor X wrote:
I buy nearly everything over the internet now. Even walking into the average clothing shop now is a waste of time. All I get is looked at funny anyway if they see me walk into an Old Navy.[/quote]
I am with X on this one, Old Navy internet store, My legs are about 30" but i am not super lean or anything through the midsection. Old Navy painters jeans fit great 36 x 34. My waist actually meaasures about 38" but i find the 36" to fit well and they tend to loosen up as you wear them.
[quote]Plisskin wrote:
PGA200X wrote:
Easy E wrote:
E-man wrote:
PGA200X wrote:
And why the fuck would a guy want low rise or boot cut bellbottom jeans?
Because this guy wore them.
dude…did arnold just beat the shit out of a bear?
In Central Park, NY! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
What the hell? When did they remove the bad dubbing from that movie? I’d never seen a version without the dubbing over his voice.
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The DVD has both.
[quote]PGA200X wrote:
The DVD has both.[/quote]
Not sure how I feel about that…gives it a totally different feel. Takes it from Gloriously Awful to simply Awful.