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Got my first pair of Incotex - Too slim or just right?
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texas_jack
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looks like the rise might be a little too low for you (is that *********?). The slimness looks fine though.
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looks like the rise might be a little too low for you (is that *********?). The slimness looks fine though.Originally Posted by texas_jack
What are you referring to? The pants are EU46 with a 9.75 rise. I admit there can be a slight "bulge" in the crotch area. Is this something to be avoided and what can I do about it?
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What are you referring to? The pants are EU46 with a 9.75 rise. I admit there is a slight "bulge" in the crotch area. Is this something to be avoided and what can I do about it?Originally Posted by Liquidus
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looks like the rise might be a little too low for you (is that *********?). The slimness looks fine though.Originally Posted by texas_jack
+100Originally Posted by stu00a
don't you two realize all the kool kids are wearing low rise?
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I bought a pair of Incotex off B&S and would like your opinions on whether it is too slim. I don't have much experience with pants yet. Thanks.Originally Posted by Liquidus
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Quote: I bought a pair of Incotex off B&S and would like your opinions on whether it is too slim. I don't have much experience with pants yet. Thanks. This reminds me of Lewis Black's "If it weren't for my horse I wouldn't have spent that year in college."
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They're not too tight until they would make Jim Morrisson blush.
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