Marcellionheart
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That's hilarious. But a tailor could fix that for $5.
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F.....U..... Mabitex
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sonlegoman
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A photo of what you look like in other pants is required to assess (pardon the pun) whether this is bad craftsmanship or the pants simply weren't suppose to be on you.
Also, the title of the thread is misleading. Looks like Mabitex F'd you. In the butthole.
Also, the title of the thread is misleading. Looks like Mabitex F'd you. In the butthole.
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- What do split waistband and pick-stitching do for you?Originally Posted by onix
- All wool/flannel pants I've seen are lined.
- Construction: see OP
- Materials: Nothing special, the same with many department store brands out there.
They're worth $30. The best for $30. But not the price they got sold for here on B&S.
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HAHAOriginally Posted by cioni2k
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I happen to be in the camp that fits Mabitex perfectlyyyy. I <3 them. Sucks you cant wear them. That is hysterical though thats a big blowout
Where did he say he could not wear them? I read his post and he seemed to be fitting in them just fine.
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Hope that wasn't the day you tried going commando!
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So many mabitex haters in this thread. If someone can direct me to slim fitting 100% wool pants for $100 or less in Canada, please let me know. I'd be more than happy to pay less for a similar quality pair of pants.
I have about 12 pairs and I have not noted any quality issues.
I have about 12 pairs and I have not noted any quality issues.
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Crap is what crap does.
Buy Zanella slacks next time.
Buy Zanella slacks next time.
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Wow! Hysterical and unfortuante.
Quick question to the OP: all the tailor did was hem the trousers correct? Did he do anything to take in or take out the waist?
Not sure why people are hating on Mabitex and Incotex at the B&S prices. At Saks prices they are laughable, but at $30 - $50 I'm not sure where better pants exist. I'd be happy to find out so please point me in that direction!
Quick question to the OP: all the tailor did was hem the trousers correct? Did he do anything to take in or take out the waist?
Not sure why people are hating on Mabitex and Incotex at the B&S prices. At Saks prices they are laughable, but at $30 - $50 I'm not sure where better pants exist. I'd be happy to find out so please point me in that direction!
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