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Originally Posted by LandoCal126
Agreed!


The second pic is with them sagged a little bit. That is why they baloon out. If I pull them up, they're not too bad, but then I have a bit of room in the waist.
 

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I still think that fit on a new pair is not good. They are going to stretch in the waist and be even larger. If there's one thing I've learned, new sanforized or one-wash denim should be a little painful from the crotch up at first, but then you wind up with such a nice fit after ~20 wears.
 

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Originally Posted by gabby11303
I was trying to say that I have a 36 and don't know if I should go down to a 34. I can button up the 36, but I don't think they fit/look how they are supposed to. I can actually sag them quite a bit after I button them up. Here are some pics. In a few of the pics I have them at my waist and a few are sagged a bit. These are a 36, but I didn't know if a 34 would be too tight if I went down in size. It my not look like it in the pics, but there is plenty of room in the butt and the crotch. I think I definitely need to go to a smaller size, but it looks like a pretty big drop off from 36 to 34 as far as the waist, rise, and upper thigh go. I went with the 36 because I have a size 34 IH634S that measure just under 34 in the waist after stretching and they are pretty tight now.
I think the 301s cut only works for certain body types/proportions. I'm not saying that bigger guys can't wear them, but they certainly are less flattering on short and portly body types than taller bodies. seafinch on SuFu wears the size 36 301s great, for example:
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After some wear:
Originally Posted by seafinch
::: Update on my IH301S's ::: Thought I'd post some pics of how they're fitting after about two months of semi-regular wear. They've definitely settled down and relaxed a bit. Pretty happy with the fit. ignore the mismatched socks...
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His fit does seem more snug from the start, but he is also taller and his photos are from shoulder down, rather than waist down which tends to skew the aspect of bodily proportions. My suggestion: Size down, or just try a different cut (634s, SExIH07, etc.)
 

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How much are the duffel coats going for at SENY? Would it be possible to get shoulder and chest measurements for the medium and large?
 

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Originally Posted by APK
How much are the duffel coats going for at SENY? Would it be possible to get shoulder and chest measurements for the medium and large?

I would like the same if possible.
 

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Not necessarily. 3Sixteen's site prices on the denim, for instance, is more than SE's.
 

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Originally Posted by APK
How much are the duffel coats going for at SENY? Would it be possible to get shoulder and chest measurements for the medium and large?
Hey, the coats go for $440 (free shipping as always) and the measurements for S-L are as follows: Duffel Coat S: 20 1/4" pit to pit, 24.5" shoulder to cuff, 5.25" shoulder Duffel Coat M: 21 1/4" pit to pit, 25" shoulder to cuff, 5.5" shoulder Duffel Coat L: 22 1/4" pit to pit, 25.5" shoulder to cuff, 5.75" shoulder
 

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How about shoulder measurements?
 

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Bumping for shoulder measurements.
 

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^Pretty sure they're sanforized, though... Any shrinking will be lost by stretching, and then some.
 

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