BB Milano Seasonal Garment-Dyed Twill vs. Advantage Non-Iron

[CJG_NYC]

I'd hate to start a new thread about Milanos (there are more than enough!) but I didnt find an answer specific to this question. I finally pulled the trigger and grabbed two pairs of Milano Seasonal Garment-Dyed Twill (light blue and yellow) and absolutely love the fit. In fact, the 30 inseam is actually pretty wearable for me, and I'm a short guy and hemming is always necessary.

That said, I was going to order some less seasonal colors online - navy and khaki - but then I noticed there is the seasonal like I bought and the Advantage Non-Iron. Looks like the navy is darker in the Advantage but other than that are there any noticeable differences? Especially concerned with fit.

Thanks!

 

[JayJay]

No difference in fit that I've noticed, but certainly a difference in the weight of the fabric. The Advantage chinos are heavy, and can be very hot in summer.

 

[Thanks SF (a new me)]

^^ totally agree with JJ..Also, I find the heavier Advantage Non Iron as lint magnets, especially with the Navy..

 

[New Shoes1]

Crease or no crease in the pants?

 

[CJG_NYC]



Crease or no crease in the pants?

Looks like the advantage has a crease -- I guess you can crease the seasonals though. But, thats a good question -- generally what is the consensus on chinos and creases? Does it depend on the weight?