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Slim-Fitting Nantucket Red Trousers?
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SkinnyGoomba
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incotex maybe?
RL prestons are not really trim ethier IMO.
RL prestons are not really trim ethier IMO.
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Buy the originals and have them slimmed down?Originally Posted by triniboy27
Yeah, if you want the real thing. That fabric is sui generis. I have not seen anything other than Murray's that is the same. If you encounter anyone familiar with the original, thay will know the difference.
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i have a great pair of hickey trousers, nice and slim
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http://rugby.com/shop/item.aspx?prod...goryId=3138682
I personally find these to be slim to the point that sizing up two from your typical Ralph Lauren size is sufficient, so they're certainly an option you should consider looking into.
I personally find these to be slim to the point that sizing up two from your typical Ralph Lauren size is sufficient, so they're certainly an option you should consider looking into.
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This may be obnoxious on my part, but I really only consider the "Nantucket red" moniker to apply only to Murray's pants...you can never go wrong with the original.
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This may be obnoxious on my part, but I really only consider the "Nantucket red" moniker to apply only to Murray's pants...you can never go wrong with the original.Originally Posted by PartagasIV
I own the original and I think the special red vineyard vines are better. Murray's actually sells vineyard vines so they must think it is pretty good as well.
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