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Slimmer fit than Incotex dress pants

constant struggle

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the size 48 european incotex i have are very slim in the thigh, and come to approx a 7.5" hem
 

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You slim-obsessed people should just get a pair of spandex and call it a day
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i dunno about the wool, but all my cotton incotex are dangerously slim. i was at work one day, and realized i couldn't feel my balls (true story). thats how slim they are. black label doesn't even come close to doing that to me.
 

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Originally Posted by SirSuturesALot
Are Borrelli pants slim to a point where one might consider sizing up one size, say, from a EU 46 to a 48? As a point of reference, I wear EU 46 for Incotex.
- I recently purchased a pair of Borelli & Incotex in 46. They are literally the same in cut, the only difference is the Borelli has a lot of handwork & buttonfly

I am now a convert, I will be buying more!

Borelli
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Incotex
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Another suggestion: the Mabitex trousers Ed Morel and others are selling. They are fairly trim in the thigh.
 

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Ultra slim cut trousers are the leisure suits of the early 21st century. Too easily dated.
 

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+1 for RLBL and to checking measurements on Incotex carefully (however, even when I've checked measurements, I don't always get a perfect fit).

Also, check out PandArts's posts on WAYN. He wears a variety of slimmer fitting brands, and the fit is always awesome.
 

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Originally Posted by yachtie
Ultra slim cut trousers are the leisure suits of the early 21st century. Too easily dated.

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Slim trousers did not just get invented and as long as we are not talking skin tight, the look is quite appealling ans serves to elongate and "slim" the wearer. I don't think pictures of guys like Mick Jagger, Beatles, that Steed dude wearing slim trousers, look dated.
 

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I have purchased a couple of pairs of Etro trousers in the last few months that are quite slim, with a very low rise. They are not so slim as to risk being outdated when the whole slim groupthink dies off.
 

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Originally Posted by edmorel
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Slim trousers did not just get invented and as long as we are not talking skin tight, the look is quite appealling ans serves to elongate and "slim" the wearer. I don't think pictures of guys like Mick Jagger, Beatles, that Steed dude wearing slim trousers, look dated.


Slim, flat-front trousers through the ages from my personal sartorial collection:

Steed (Edwin Deboise) bespoke, c.2007:

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Solito, bespoke for another, re-tailored for me, c.2001:

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Helmut Lang, c.1998:

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Dunhill, made in England, c.1992:

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Brooks Brothers, c.1978 (!):

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- B
 

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Originally Posted by edmorel
So basically, you haven't painted the wall behind you in 30 years.

Amazing isn't it?

Talk about career standstill...

- B
 

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Originally Posted by voxsartoria
Slim, flat-front trousers through the ages from my personal sartorial collection:

Steed (Edwin Deboise) bespoke, c.2007:

282793150_sYXiG-XL.jpg


Solito, bespoke for another, re-tailored for me, c.2001:

284435781_6WTbt-XL.jpg


Helmut Lang, c.1998:

359574101_KMCsY-XL.jpg


Dunhill, made in England, c.1992:

287992074_Bka83-XL.jpg


Brooks Brothers, c.1978 (!):

284868001_AhqfJ-XL.jpg


- B


Not nearly slim enough for these guys. (although the dunhill looks pretty uncomfortable)
 

yachtie

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Originally Posted by yachtie
Not nearly slim enough for these guys. (although the dunhill looks pretty uncomfortable)

I think the "couldn't feel my balls" post about sums it up.
 

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