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Since vis size charts are typically off and failed me in the past can I get some input on veteran pants sizing. I take a W32 in the 03 cut. Fits me perfect with a little room in the waist and thigh. Should I go for a size 1 or 2 in the veteran?
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I am same in SS03 and wear veterans in size 1. Fairly recent crash version, don't know about older cuts. Very roomy in thigh.
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Are the new skags made in Taiwan now?
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looks like they are. Which is good. Don't support the CCP by buying slave labor sweatshop crap.
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