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Fit pics of Bills khakis M3?
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Dewey
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Low rise, tight seat, moderate (9"-9.5"
leg opening. Rise seems to be much lower in the back than in the front, too, which is weird. Cut I think for guys who wear regular chinos on their hips; you can only wear the M3 that way, you slouch em down and they look kinda normal if a sweater is covering your waistline. Measurements can't tell the whole story. Strange cut. Hope you get pics.
leg opening. Rise seems to be much lower in the back than in the front, too, which is weird. Cut I think for guys who wear regular chinos on their hips; you can only wear the M3 that way, you slouch em down and they look kinda normal if a sweater is covering your waistline. Measurements can't tell the whole story. Strange cut. Hope you get pics.
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I bought a pair and haven't had them hemmed yet. I'm going to need to have the tailor let the seat out before I can wear them. I find the M2 to be too baggy, and I'm not hopeful about the M3 even after alterations. It will probably be back to trying to find a good pair of chinos that fits me well. It's a shame because STP has a great deal on the M3s right now.
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mtf,
You will find it much easier to take the M3 one waist size larger & have the waist taken in than trying to let the seat out. There is very little release in the seat. Also letting out twill fabrics usuallly leaves the stitching marks.
Good luck
You will find it much easier to take the M3 one waist size larger & have the waist taken in than trying to let the seat out. There is very little release in the seat. Also letting out twill fabrics usuallly leaves the stitching marks.
Good luck
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good point they are sized small
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just tried on a pair of these. no pics, but they're a great fit if you prefer (now I'm going to get all SW&D on you) a medium-low rise, tight top box and straight legs (and who's to say you don't). Not Dad pants at all. They are aimed at the slim - if you have anything in the trunk at all, these pants will fit tight.
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Hope this helps: http://store.shopping.yahoo.co.jp/ja...hino-bktb.html.
I also found there is a M4 model for the Japanese market: http://www.m-a-p-s.jp/SHOP/BKCHINOPANTS.html
I also found there is a M4 model for the Japanese market: http://www.m-a-p-s.jp/SHOP/BKCHINOPANTS.html
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