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BB Jaggy® Summer Chinos, aka the sho'nuff fit
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SkinnyGoomba
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Those look pretty nice, the colors are harsh however.
The stone and gray are great, but why the couldn't they do Nantucket red instead of fire engine red.
The stone and gray are great, but why the couldn't they do Nantucket red instead of fire engine red.
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I know you can't really tell by the pictures, but on the zoom-in, the fabric looks like crap. They look like they'll be a pain to iron, and be wrinkled to death within 30 minutes of wearing.Originally Posted by gladhands
lols, how the hell can you tell this with the zoom?
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I know you can't really tell by the pictures, but on the zoom-in, the fabric looks like crap. They look like they'll be a pain to iron, and be wrinkled to death within 30 minutes of wearing.Originally Posted by gladhands
don't think those are meant to be worn dressy (they're Jaggy!), they seem to be a casual cotton and are cut as such.
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lols, how the hell can you tell this with the zoom?Originally Posted by SkinnyGoomba
I've purchased countless pairs of ****** trousers. The'yre pressed, yet not smooth. The area just below the belt on the right side as well as the right thigh show the tell-tale crinkling.
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I've purchased countless pairs of ****** trousers. They're pressed, yet not smooth. The area just below the belt on the right side as well as the right thigh show the tell-tale crinkling.Originally Posted by gladhands
They're casual trousers as Ed mentioned. That doesnt make them 'crap'.
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I've purchased countless pairs of ****** trousers. The'yre pressed, yet not smooth. The area just below the belt on the right side as well as the right thigh show the tell-tale crinkling.Originally Posted by gladhands
You're probably right, and one can never be sure based on pictures, but they definitely remind me of bad purchases past. I don't mind my casual trousere looking a bit "rumpled", but those have the crinkled look of bad BR cotton slacks.
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Who cares about fabric, where are JaggyÂ
Summer Chinos on the master fit chart?
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