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Buying Incotex pants and having them tailored into shorts
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^Can you pass some of that? You seem to have so very much there.
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As incotex/mabitex pants are very cheap on these forums for the level of quality you are getting, do you guys think it is worth it to buy casual incotex pants and having them tailored into high quality shorts?Originally Posted by stretch1
This is a perverse and amusing notion. I approve.
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As incotex/mabitex pants are very cheap on these forums for the level of quality you are getting, do you guys think it is worth it to buy casual incotex pants and having them tailored into high quality shorts?Originally Posted by stretch1
Alternatively you can make a bunch of pocket squares or ties out of them.
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