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How does the Wilshire fit in comparison to the Rivet? I understand that sizing is compatible. How do the thighs compare? Leg opening? Rise?
From the measurements it seems like the Wilshire has a slightly larger waist that corresponds with a slightly lower rise. The thigh measurement actually seems smaller while the knee and leg opening are the same. The fabric of course will be much heavier so I'm looking for real-world experience on how it feels in person.

In my experience, the thighs are slightly smaller and the waist is substantially larger on the Wilshire when compared to the same size Rivet chino (duck canvas). I'm pretty sure the leg opening is larger too. I wear the same size in both, but the waist is not snug on the Wilshire by a long shot.
 

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^ this is pretty much the case, but the leg opening is actually smaller for sure.
 

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Proud new papa post! Baby Sloane


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Congratulations rydenfan!!
 

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In my experience, the thighs are slightly smaller and the waist is substantially larger on the Wilshire when compared to the same size Rivet chino (duck canvas). I'm pretty sure the leg opening is larger too. I wear the same size in both, but the waist is not snug on the Wilshire by a long shot.

In retrospect would you have sized down one? (Duck Rivet is a solid fit on me)
 

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Has anyone purchased the driving gloves? Curious how the sizing worked out for you, and with what you wear them.
 

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In retrospect would you have sized down one? (Duck Rivet is a solid fit on me)

No, the jeans would be too tight on my thighs if I sized down one. If you have real skinny legs sizing down one might be good.
 

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Congrats rydenfan! It gets real surreal real fast....but it's the greatest journey ever :)
 

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A question regarding sizing of these Rivets. I'm concerned about the pulling in the fly area where the back layer is visible. Does this indicate that they are sized too small?

They fit perfect all over except for the pulling. And really, the waist doesn't fell overly tight and i can wear them a bit higher. Would moving the button across a bit be a simple fix?

 

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Yes, they're too tight.
 

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Firstly, apologies for the close up crotch shot.
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A question regarding sizing of these Rivets. I'm concerned about the pulling in the fly area where the back layer is visible. Does this indicate that they are sized too small?

They fit perfect all over except for the pulling. And really, the waist doesn't fell overly tight and i can wear them a bit higher. Would moving the button across a bit be a simple fix?


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You might have success letting the seat out a tad...
 

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Proud new papa post! Baby Sloane
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And some chocolate ripstops in the recovery room :)
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Congrats! Welcome to the club pal! I love a lot of **** about my life...clothes, Yellow Hook, whiskey...but all of those together don't even come close to the joy I get from being a dad! So happy for you guys!
 

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Firstly, apologies for the close up crotch shot.
shog[1].gif


A question regarding sizing of these Rivets. I'm concerned about the pulling in the fly area where the back layer is visible. Does this indicate that they are sized too small?

They fit perfect all over except for the pulling. And really, the waist doesn't fell overly tight and i can wear them a bit higher. Would moving the button across a bit be a simple fix?


I had this happen on a few pairs - the fly didn't line up with the stitching. I had my tailor move the button, just like you're thinking, and they were good to go.
 

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Burgundy Hopsack Wool Walts with Acorn Trickers.... think it works pretty well. Sorry for the crappy picture.

 

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So Mike, when are you going to open polling on t-shirt colours/offer a t-shirt MTO program? I'm looking at a Pantone colour chart, and the range of possibility is exciting.
 
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