Slim Chinos, Size 32 █ Em's of Mason's (Italy), J. Crew, Save Khaki

[jrd617]

Up for sale is are a couple slim straight leg chinos/khaki's that no longer fit me in the waist. I have one pair from Save Khaki, one from Em's of Mason's, and two from J. Crew.

I'm offering them up at fire sale prices.




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Always Add 4% for PayPal. I can no longer accept personal payments. As is implied with all SF classified listings, the sale is final. Sold as is.

Please, only private message me if you are ready to buy. I prefer to keep my inbox free of clutter from unserious buyers. No lowballs, please. No trades at this time. Thank you. [/center]

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A. Em's of Mason's

Paid full retail for these at a Barney's Co-Op (~$125). Worn twice, and washed once.

These are made in Italy, and have really nice crisp cotton fabric.

Tagged a size 32 US / 48 EU.

W 32, R 10.5, Inseam 32.75, LO 8.5

$35 + shipping

B. Set of two J. Crew Essential Chinos (regular fit)

Retail on these is about $70. Worn maybe four times each, and washed twice.

The gray one is tagged a size 31 ---- W 31, R 10.5, inseam 31.25, LO 8.5

The khaki one is tagged a size 30 ---- W 30, R 10.5, inseam 31.25, LO 8.75

$10 + shipping each

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C. Save Khaki NYC, lightweight summer chinos

SOLD

I paid full retail for these at the SoHo store (~$100). Worn maybe four times, and washed twice.

These were featured in the "GQ Endorses" section a couple years ago:

GQ, May 2007

Save Khaki

Khakis are khakis, right? Wrong. What’s most important about any pair is the fit, and that’s usually where most brands struggle. The pants should hang on your hips—not cinch them. And they should be slightly slouchy without being baggy. Enter Save Khaki, a new label whose versions come with a slim-yet-comfortable leg, delivering just the right amount of swagger without making you look like you’re trying too hard. Slightly washed and worn, they feel easy—and much lighter than that fifty-pound pair of cargo pants that just fell to the bottom of your closet. Time to get saved, Gentlemen.

$100 at Save, N.Y.C., 212-925-0134.

http://www.gq.com/style/wear-it-now/200705/gq-endorses-archive-essential-items-slideshow#slide=25

Tagged a size 32

W 33, R 10.25, inseam 33.5, LO 8.25,

$19 + shipping

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