LukeM
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I think they are fine. Could the fit be better? Yes. Have I seen worse fits? Hell yeah. I think you are good to go. Nice pants BTW.
They look fine. From my experience you aren't going to find a slimmer cut than the Milanos. I have a couple pair of Mabitex which are considered "nut-hugging" tight on SF, but the Milanos I have owned in the past cause pocket flaring which the Mabitex don't do on me.
What causes pocket flaring? Even my pair of Incotex has a little bit of pocket flaring while standing.
What causes pocket flaring? Even my pair of Incotex has a little bit of pocket flaring while standing.
The waist is too tight. It can also be from the hips which means that you are wearing a size that is too small, there's no way you can change your pelvic bone no matter how skinny you are. Even a person with a sunken in stomach still has to consider the hip bone when buying trousers and it must fit there first. If you have this sunken in stomach like many teens then you just have to have the waist taken in but you CANNOT go to a lower size due to the hip bone size.
I am in serious in my questioning, but when you say "sunken in stomach" are you referring to a lean stomach or "six pack" ?