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Boy, stop watching the thread and people got nuts.
Lets not make personal attacks and act like adults...please?
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Gents! Should I slim these pants a little? How about the length? Nvm the background, using my daughter's mirror :)

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I would slim the from just above the knee down. Maybe taper 1". Length looks ok if you like a bit of break.
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Slim or not, it will purely depend on the look you're going for. But I'd agree with Moo, just a bit of a taper wouldn't look bad.
As for the length, I don't really like the ) shape that your pants assume. I'd shorten them a bit so they hang better. Also, I'd ask your tailor to leave less material as he hems them. If he turns up too much material inside the pants, they become more rigid at the bottom and break higher up the leg, instead of at the shoes.
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I would slim the from just above the knee down. Maybe taper 1". Length looks ok if you like a bit of break.

+1, side pockets look to be doing the elephant ear thing. maybe waist too tight?
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+1, side pockets look to be doing the elephant ear thing. maybe waist too tight?


The waist is actually pretty loose. I needed a belt to hold my pants up. I honestly don't know why the pockets are doing that, maybe it's the construction.

 

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The waist is actually pretty loose. I needed a belt to hold my pants up. I honestly don't know why the pockets are doing that, maybe it's the construction.

It could be the thighs or hips as well being too tight but overall I think the pants drape well and the pocket thing is very minor. I would do what moo said and maybe hem them about .5-.75 inches higher if you want a cleaner line.
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Tonight:
"Pange lingua gloriosi..."
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thanks for all the "likes" today guys. much appreciated. cheers.gif
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a close up, from the meet up.

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stitchy this is awesome. deets on the coat?
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stitchy this is awesome. deets on the coat?

thanks dude!! icon_gu_b_slayer[1].gif

RLPL 100% cashmere. got it off B&S from steveoly. a good dude he is.
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That is a great jacket.
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That is a great jacket.

+1 up there with the top few pieces I want.
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thanks dude!! icon_gu_b_slayer[1].gif
RLPL 100% cashmere. got it off B&S from steveoly. a good dude he is.

cheers.gif
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Gents! Should I slim these pants a little? How about the length? Nvm the background, using my daughter's mirror


It's hard to tell what's going on based on these pics. Try getting someone to take a straight-on pic that's not so angled. But if you have full hips, you don't want too much taper -- it'll make you look like an ice-cream cone. Before taking these in for slimming, especially below the knee, try having them hemmed with a little less break. Or at least have someone pin them up so you can see the effect.
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