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Slim tropical wool trousers - where?

skalogre

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Does anyone have any recommendations on slim fitting tropical wool trousers? I need to get some in the next 10 or so days as I will need them for a wedding somewhere hot & humid. Linen would probably crease far too much. Thinking charcoal or gray. Not looking to spend a fortune though
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The Chicago Mansion had some nice Purple Label light gray pants in 40 and some lighter blue ones in 38 for 162.

I bought a pair of the grays and love them.
 

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Originally Posted by rssmsvc
The Chicago Mansion had some nice Purple Label light gray pants in 40 and some lighter blue ones in 38 for 162. I bought a pair of the grays and love them.
Hmm, there is a Polo place in Phoenix... maybe I need to look in to that. Thanks! ANy other suggestions, maybe online?
 

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I'll second the RL recommendation and add that the blue Polo range has some nice ones as well RLPL.
 

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I doubt that at this point I will make it to Phoenix. Any other suggestions, hopefully online?
 

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Originally Posted by rssmsvc
The Chicago Mansion had some nice Purple Label light gray pants in 40 and some lighter blue ones in 38 for 162.

I bought a pair of the grays and love them.


A 40 is a slim fit pant? Trousers with a 40" waist are all over the place. How about finding some in a 29 or 30?
 

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Originally Posted by Concordia
LL Bean has some very acceptable ones, with various pleats/plain fronts.

http://www.llbean.com/webapp/wcs/sto...p&feat=4739-tn

The charcoal heather ones are really pretty dark. The grey heather is more of a mid-grey-- good with a blazer.


Are they relatively slim or will I look like an extra from an MC Hammer video with my thin legs?
 

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Dunno. I get the classic pleated model one size up because it does supply a decent amount of room in the thighs. Plain front may be a different story.

They Fedex and are notoriously flexible about returns. Worth a try. Quality is not absurdly high, but value is good.
 

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Originally Posted by Concordia
Dunno. I get the classic pleated model one size up because it does supply a decent amount of room in the thighs. Plain front may be a different story.

They Fedex and are notoriously flexible about returns. Worth a try. Quality is not absurdly high, but value is good.


Right, thanks!
 

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