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Outlier Tailored Performance Clothing
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just bought the vest, am psyched to get it.
was thinking that everything that i own from outlier i like. i have a pair of pants and two pairs of shorts. The shorts I wear all the time in the summer, and the pants are awesome, as comfortable as wearing sweatpants, look great, and the nanosphere treatment stuff helps them shed water/stains.
the nyco pants aren't really tempting, because what i love about outlier are the tech fabrics, not so much the cut (which is okay/standard).
was thinking that everything that i own from outlier i like. i have a pair of pants and two pairs of shorts. The shorts I wear all the time in the summer, and the pants are awesome, as comfortable as wearing sweatpants, look great, and the nanosphere treatment stuff helps them shed water/stains.
the nyco pants aren't really tempting, because what i love about outlier are the tech fabrics, not so much the cut (which is okay/standard).
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Waist definitely measures bigger than tagged, fits weird imo. Legs / thighs are slim, but not too slim, upper block seems tight, but waist is big. As a result, pants fit well in legs / thighs, but tight in butt area, then a little room in waist. Feel like pants should either be a bit bigger in top block our a bit slimmer in thighs. Feels like an awkward mix right now
Fabric is nice, will probably keep it as I'm a bit fat right now anyways
Waist definitely measures bigger than tagged, fits weird imo. Legs / thighs are slim, but not too slim, upper block seems tight, but waist is big. As a result, pants fit well in legs / thighs, but tight in butt area, then a little room in waist. Feel like pants should either be a bit bigger in top block our a bit slimmer in thighs. Feels like an awkward mix right now
Fabric is nice, will probably keep it as I'm a bit fat right now anyways
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got my vest, don't love it, it's going back.
it's really long, which makes sense for being in the bike, but make it feel a bit awkward, and the outer wool is not as thick (or tightly woven) as I was expecting. first outlier thing i have that i don't LOVE, figure it's not worth keeping if i don't really like it right off the bat.
it's really long, which makes sense for being in the bike, but make it feel a bit awkward, and the outer wool is not as thick (or tightly woven) as I was expecting. first outlier thing i have that i don't LOVE, figure it's not worth keeping if i don't really like it right off the bat.
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gak, despite being on the mailing list, don't know how i missed the Nyco slims update and now sorry to have slept on that one. OTOH, it sounds like they're not as slim as I first thought based on the website pix. if anyone is looking to get rid of a 28 in navy/indigo, let me know.
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^they aren't really short i don't think.
the inseam length is my favorite part of them. I don't feel like i am wearing Magnum PI shorts, they are great. I have worn my pair pretty much all summer twice now.
the inseam length is my favorite part of them. I don't feel like i am wearing Magnum PI shorts, they are great. I have worn my pair pretty much all summer twice now.
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I'd say pretty close to the classic fit J crew chinos I have, but those are a couple years old. Not as slim as the 484 cords I have from J Crew. Fit in waist/thighs better for me than J crew, altho I agreewith Teger I wish they were a little slimmer overall.
Bad fit pic, post hem, cuffed once (not a tailored cuff).
I'd say pretty close to the classic fit J crew chinos I have, but those are a couple years old. Not as slim as the 484 cords I have from J Crew. Fit in waist/thighs better for me than J crew, altho I agreewith Teger I wish they were a little slimmer overall.
Bad fit pic, post hem, cuffed once (not a tailored cuff).
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