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When wearing chinos with a sport coat, should one iron a crease into the front? Does this dress them up appropriately or is it pretentious?
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When wearing chinos with a sport coat, should one iron a crease into the front? Does this dress them up appropriately or is it pretentious?
If they came with a crease, keep it, but don't try to add one yourself.
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I don't wear cotton trousers with a jacket very often, but if I do, they are creased.
What was the original design? More formal trouser style chinos should have a crease. Casual jeans style chinos should not. It they came with a crease, keep it, but don't try to add one yourself.
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I have tried ironing chinos that didn't arrive with a crease, but the crease I put in doesnt last as long as those on chinos that arrive factory-creased.
Depends. Structured jacket, creased pants. Unstructured jacket, anything goes.