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@williamthurman it's not off the table, but it appears that at this time OrSlow can't accommodate another collab of that size.. but hopefully in the near future!
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Fit Check:
I am undecided about whether to sell or keep these 107's. Are these size 3 too big? Do you think they "bloom" too much at the thighs? I could button the size 2, but they weren't comfortable. I'm trying to get away from my slimmer jeans, but without going wide-leg. The waist and rise on these are perfect with a tucked in shirt. I just worry a little about the way the thighs are falling. Thoughts?
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Minimal shrink, really only noticed inseam very slightly. The tabs are there to cinch up waist, so if it's tight with the tabs you probably don't want to size downMorning everyone!
Does anybody have the regular fatigue pants? I just bought them in a size 3 (I usually wear a size 31 or 32 in most pants) and I'm unsure if I should go down 1 size since these have a higher rise and sit right at the waistline.. I have a little room (can wear them with the waist tabs buttoned although it is a bit tight)
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Any advice? How much do they stretch out/shrink?
Thank you!
thanks! What about the stretching?Minimal shrink, really only noticed inseam very slightly. The tabs are there to cinch up waist, so if it's tight with the tabs you probably don't want to size down
Minimal. I had only one side tab buttoned for about a year and just started on the second this year. A cold wash and low dry will tighten them right back upthanks! What about the stretching?
Thank you for your answers!Minimal. I had only one side tab buttoned for about a year and just started on the second this year. A cold wash and low dry will tighten them right back up
Yeah, I understand that feeling. I think I actually prefer the slim fit fatigues. They have similar top block, lower rise and zippered opening. They get more wear than my regular fit ones.Thank you for your answers!
Seems that I need to get used to pants with a higher rise like these (by far, the roomiest pair of pants that I own). Even wearing them at the waist under the belly button I feel that they are sagging a bit, don't want to look sloopy on these
I do. They shrink a bit in warm water but stretch out again. I wear them over the waist and my only complaint is that the button fly is hard to do up. I wish Orslow would put a zipper on them like the slim fit model.Morning everyone!
Does anybody have the regular fatigue pants? I just bought them in a size 3 (I usually wear a size 31 or 32 in most pants) and I'm unsure if I should go down 1 size since these have a higher rise and sit right at the waistline.. I have a little room (can wear them with the waist tabs buttoned although it is a bit tight)
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Any advice? How much do they stretch out/shrink?
Thank you!
I agree too that the button fly is substandard and a zipper fly would make these ideal.I do. They shrink a bit in warm water but stretch out again. I wear them over the waist and my only complaint is that the button fly is hard to do up. I wish Orslow would put a zipper on them like the slim fit model.
Same. I ended up having my pair of regular fit fatigues made into shorts as I never wore them and wanted them slightly shorter than OrSlow’s fatigue shorts regardless.Yeah, I understand that feeling. I think I actually prefer the slim fit fatigues. They have similar top block, lower rise and zippered opening. They get more wear than my regular fit ones.