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FuumaXCloakX?
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I had a black pair in 30 as well and I loved the cut, they were a size too big for me though.
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I had a black pair in 30 as well and I loved the cut, they were a size too big for me though.Originally Posted by impolyt_one
I can remove them without unbutonning them but that's what I like about the fit, it's the patented slim fitted dior homme sag. I could fit 28s no problem.
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I can remove them without unbutonning them but that's what I like about the fit, it's the patented slim fitted dior homme sag. I could fit 28s no problem.Originally Posted by Fuuma
same here, sent you a PM.
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How much you want to pay?Originally Posted by kiya
Hmm not sure at this point...I was feeling relatively lowball as I'm not a denim addict and they're everyday jeans for me. I guess I'd have to look at the options.
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Are there any good pictures of these somewhere?
Wait, I'm sure the answer to that is "yes". Does anyone have a handy link to them?
Wait, I'm sure the answer to that is "yes". Does anyone have a handy link to them?
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Are there any good pictures of these somewhere?Originally Posted by reprehensible
Wait, I'm sure the answer to that is "yes". Does anyone have a handy link to them?
Wearing mine today, so I can accommodate you
At first I didn't like how low they sat, my 30s (sorry, not for sale) have like a 16.5" waist and I'm usually a straight 16", and the rise is quite low, but they fit great and can still accommodate my volumous thighs/ass. Just can't wear a short shirt or they show off my underwear
Pardon the awkward shirt, its long and I pulled it up to show the jeans
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