Posts by mistmaker

Just in case anyone is interested. I found a (two-part) solution to my problem.   1. As many of you pointed out, if the pants are too narrow/tapered below the knees, that exacerbates the problem. So, I bought a pair of chinos...

Thanks for all the great suggestions guys! I think my next purchase is going to be a pair of BB milano advantage chinos and I'll check out Bill's khakis and Polo Prestons as well. 

Quote: Originally Posted by bboysdontcryy  I don't think any quality of chinos is going to eliminate the creasing, if it's down to his anatomy, for instance, having prominent calves etc. It's the fit of the chinos that...

Quote: Originally Posted by bboysdontcryy  From the picture, it seems like it's partly due to the length, Post side and back pictures and we can point you correctly. Just got back from a 14 hour workday man, don't make...

Agreed. I think I will pass on these and go with either Alden penny loafers or Gucci horsebit loafers. 

Quote: Originally Posted by Off My Rack     When he said "slightly more tapered" he was stating that you need to get the legs slimmed down. Tapering pants has nothing to do with the length of the...

That is pretty much my only concern. It might be hard to match these up with stuff because of the tweed strap but I do think they look really nice. 

Hmm..I got these tapered to have minimal break, so I don't know if I could go shorter. In general I'm not too impressed with the quality of the jcrew chinos. Do you have any suggestions regarding other brands/materials I should consider?

I recently started my first job and I'm slowly building out my wardrobe and shoe collection. In terms of loafers, I started with the AE Walden and am now planning on adding to my collection. I'm considering these Pearl & Co....

  So I recently decided to buy a few pairs of chinos, and I went with one from Gap and a couple from J. Crew. The problem I have with both is they tend to look really worn out and wrinkled at the knees even though they are...