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Hmmm after the past two pages, I now understand why people are reluctant to post fit pics or to talk about clothing fits on many threads in styleforum

I have the RRL rigid chinos and like the look and construction of them. However, the fit is strange as my 34 model fits a bit roomy in the seat, perfect in the thighs and wide at the leg opening. I may just size down to 33 for my next pair and hope they stretch. What may be better is just buying Epaulet duck canvas chinos in 34, getting the waist let out a bit and stretching those out. That way, a fitted thigh and slim leg opening is ensured.


To follow up on this, I ended up going to the store and trying on smaller waist sizes as DeSense had suggested. I ended up going with a 30 (two sizes smaller than my normal waist size of 32) for a slightly snug fit that I expect to stretch with wear. Crotch doesn't bulge, thighs feel snug, and overall fit is now great.
 

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Same pants ... Different pic... I know they are a loose baggy fit but honestly I don't think they are that bad. Either way... I like them. Cheers everyone.
 

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Hmmm after the past two pages, I now understand why people are reluctant to post fit pics or to talk about clothing fits on many threads in styleforum

I have the RRL rigid chinos and like the look and construction of them. However, the fit is strange as my 34 model fits a bit roomy in the seat, perfect in the thighs and wide at the leg opening. I may just size down to 33 for my next pair and hope they stretch. What may be better is just buying Epaulet duck canvas chinos in 34, getting the waist let out a bit and stretching those out. That way, a fitted thigh and slim leg opening is ensured.
I had two rigid chinos, the buckleback and non both in size 32 while im around a true 34 waist. The bucklebacks were huge and i ditched those for the non buckleback in a 32 as well however they did fit better. After a few wears they seemed to loosen up a bit as well
 

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Same pants ... Different pic... I know they are a loose baggy fit but honestly I don't think they are that bad. Either way... I like them. Cheers everyone.

Looks better.
They are probably so loose because it looks like you have about 4" double cuffed...maybe a shorter inseam?
 
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Same pants ... Different pic... I know they are a loose baggy fit but honestly I don't think they are that bad. Either way... I like them. Cheers everyone.


They look better in that pic. I actually like baggy denim depending on how it's worn. I think brands like Kapital and 45rpm pull off the look well. RRL doesn't seem to focus on their looser denim as much, maybe because of the JNCO/Raver vibe in the states.

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Looks better.
They are probably so loose because it looks like you have about 4" double cuffed...maybe a shorter inseam?

You are correct.... I have debated this. They do have a nice Selvedge line which is why I went longer and cuffed them. The fabric is really lightweight similar to a linen and denim blend but they are 100 % Japanese denim and comfy as hell.
 

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They look better in that pic. I actually like baggy denim depending on how it's worn. I think brands like Kapital and 45rpm pull off the look well. RRL doesn't seem to focus on their looser denim as much, maybe because of the JNCO/Raver vibe in the states.

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I do like the look of those.
 

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You are correct.... I have debated this. They do have a nice Selvedge line which is why I went longer and cuffed them. The fabric is really lightweight similar to a linen and denim blend but they are 100 % Japanese denim and comfy as hell.

I've always debated whether to buy mine long and do a bunch of cuffing or not...at this point I buy either my exact inseam and one size longer and do a small cuff or no cuff. Or if you're wearing higher boots you can do a big cuff and it looks good.

In my experience, if you're say a 28x30 and you buy a 30x34 the entire fit can be different.
I am a 28x30 and I have a pair of 28x34s that are my favorite wash but I just can't wear them...they feel so weird for some reason.

I might get them hemmed (which you could probably do with yours too).

But I know where you're coming from. I have a few pairs of loose fit that I love to wear because they are just so comfy...but I hate how I look in them. Fashion before comfort....or something like that ;)
 

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Anyone by any chance have these jeans in a 28, 29 or 30 or this jacket in a small or xs they would sell?


 
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I do like the look of those.


You could try swapping the white shirt in your other pic with a button down and cuff even higher with no break. Add heavy shoes/boots and you'll have more of a country look instead of 90s guy look IMO.
 

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Those are some old stuff

Ya...figured I would see if anyone had any they were sick of.
I found RRL only in the last couple years...and I have a whole folder of older season stuff I'm on the hunt for.

A member here recently helped me find one of my dream jackets...so I figured I'd slowly try to find the other stuff :)
 

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Same pants ... Different pic... I know they are a loose baggy fit but honestly I don't think they are that bad. Either way... I like them. Cheers everyone.


Appreciate you manning up and apologising so quickly. Looks much better but are you intentionally wearing them so low or is that where they are supposed sit. Could be the camera angle but if they're anything like the carpenter pants I have they're supposed to fit around the waist rather than the hips. Might be worth a try unless you are specifically wearing them low.
 

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I know when I have been an ass and crossed a line ... Have no problem admitting it and moving on.
Appreciate you manning up and apologising so quickly. Looks much better but are you intentionally wearing them so low or is that where they are supposed sit. Could be the camera angle but if they're anything like the carpenter pants I have they're supposed to fit around the waist rather than the hips. Might be worth a try unless you are specifically wearing them low.

I usually end up wearing my pants around the hips .... Even when they are meant for my natural waist ... Just feels better.... But I understand it probably would look better.
 
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Ok, here's my fit pics.

Boots- Wolverine 1000 Mile
Pants- RRL Clydes Indigo (got a 30 inseam but measure 35, haha RRL obviously didn't pay attn. need to hem asap)
Shirt- Sid Mashburn
Sweater- RRL Fleece
Jacket- RRL Thompson







 

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