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Old 05-07-09 | 09:57 PM
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Originally Posted by aicabsolut
Get a tailor.
fwiw, women's pants aren't made for bike racers off the rack either.
Figures. I'm thinking that way a bit. I like $39 pants better than $100 pants though

Originally Posted by Grumpy McTrumpy
buy european
Le linque?

Originally Posted by wanders
If I'm following correctly, your thighs are larger proportioned than a typical 32" waist. I have a similar issue but not exactly. Bills' Khaki M1 is cut fuller through the thigh and have a long rise. I have several pair and can't say enough good about them.
You would probably do well with the non pleated-version.
http://www.billskhakis.com/shop/pants_twill.html[/URL]
I, on the other hand, need as many pleats as I can get.
machine washable. hang after drying or light iron works well.
Yeah, for ~$100, I can get full custom. Pleats all the way for me. No way any plain front will be as comfortable (I can wear Gap baggy fit jeans a size too big, but just barely). If you saw how tight these pleated Land's End pants are, it's just silly, and I even have some room in the waist.

I guess those Bills Khakis look pretty badass. The lightweight poplins might be the way to go here in Austin. Looks like the Assos of britches.

It's perplexing, because the Eddie Bauer shorts I've been buying for a decade are plenty full in the rump and thigh, even in a size 32. I have to wonder if they have a pant with the same cut.
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