voltronf0rce
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Which one is more baggy? and exactly how are they different?
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Relaxed vs Loose fit jeans?
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DGP
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I think that it is different in everyone's mind what exactly "relaxed" and "loose" mean. To me, relaxed implies fatass jeans, that are meant for people who want a classic shape, but need a little more ass and leg room (but not in the athletic-build way) and loose implies a jean that is meant to have a baggier overall look, but still looks right on a skinny guy. That's my read on it, but I bet you will get a bunch of opinions.
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Mostly marketing mumbo jumbo, IMO - "relaxed" plays well with the overweight, comfort-oriented middle-aged crowd, while "loose" is more appealing to a younger, skater/hip hop sort of demographic. Same meaning, though - roomier than a regular fit.
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relaxed implies muscular ass jeans,
Corrected your typo.
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