Tailoring Incotex Cotton Pants

JSC437 · May 12, 2009

Originally Posted by fcuknu

You wouldn't be talking about the purple ones at the one on madison would you?
Last week at Madison I saw a pair of white High Comfort pants, but they looked like a pair of jeans. They didnt look like the chino lino or anything. They had a metal button in the front. They were a size 34. I hope one of you got them. Those were the most impressive Inco pants i have seen at Daffys.

constant struggle · May 12, 2009

I wouldn't do it, but if you truely are a size 33-34, take a look at my signature

bigbris1 · May 12, 2009

Is there a particular style you're looking for? Both 57th street stores had tons of Incos, cut tags for $14-$20 & good tags for $30. Unfortunately I couldn't get my cyclist thighs in any of the Romanians.

fcuknu · May 12, 2009

Ive never seen you on a bike.

JSC437 · May 12, 2009

..........

bigbris1 · May 12, 2009

Originally Posted by fcuknu

Ive never seen you on a bike.

I did many gigs coming up and one was as a bike messenger-the best job I've ever had. Ever try riding fixed? Here's my rig now:

http://velospace.org/node/14334

My sig on bikeforums:

Originally Posted by 91MF

bigbris stopped two runaway busses riding brakeless one time...i am serious.

ThinkDerm · May 12, 2009

Originally Posted by bigbris1

Is there a particular style you're looking for? Both 57th street stores had tons of Incos, cut tags for $14-$20 & good tags for $30. Unfortunately I couldn't get my cyclist thighs in any of the Romanians.

And people on here were trying to say the price jumped dramatically...

instep · May 13, 2009

Originally Posted by a tailor

to understand cutting down trousers. go to ask andys search ask for "to alter trousers" and scroll down to that title.
Here is a direct link: http://www.askandyaboutclothes.com/f...alter+trousers

bigbris1 · May 13, 2009

Originally Posted by ThinkDerm

And people on here were trying to say the price jumped dramatically...

When I say tons I mean every other pair were Incos or Mabitex in various sizes/styles/colors. Unfortunately I couldn't repeat the awesome buy I had when I bought the lime chinolinos last year.

texas_jack · May 13, 2009

Originally Posted by fcuknu

Oh you caddy *****, Im a 36! I actually use to be a 32 until I stopped playing hockey and discovered delivery.com.

That's only because you wear your pants bellow your belly. I say this as a fellow belly haver.

fcuknu · May 13, 2009

well, im not 50, its the in thing to do

constant struggle · May 13, 2009

mabitex cost more than the incotex

Minkous · May 31, 2009

I didn't want to start a new thread so figured I'd ask it in this one since it's related to the OP. But is the SPLIT CURTAIN WAIST on the Inco's harder to have taken in than regular pants. I need my Inco's to be taken in roughly an inch but wasn't sure if its gonna be more expensive to have done than regular trousers

Young Pro · May 31, 2009

For those of you that have the cotton Incotex trousers, any idea how much room there is to let them out? I'm looking at a pair in 28, and would need them let out to 29.5 - 30.0 if possible. Just a waist adjustment, everything else should be fine.

oneeightyseven · May 31, 2009

Just do to 29. I wouldn't do to 30.

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