Panta: a first peek at a new high quality pants line

GBR · Mar 25, 2010

Originally Posted by Albern

Is this better?

Who on earth is that tailor - presumably no left in-breast pocket by the looks?

voxsartoria · Mar 25, 2010

Originally Posted by Mark from Plano

So we have a frame of reference could you show us a couple of pics of asses you regard as lively?

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GBR · Mar 25, 2010

Originally Posted by mafoofan

Wait, there are people around here who use their back pockets?

Matt

You raise an interesting question. You don't I assume? That seems slightly odd as the Ambrosi trousers you so eloquently described in your original blog had two. A fine pair (plural actually I think)) of trousers I might add which you presumably choose two back pockets as well as the TWO fob/watch style pockets.

voxsartoria · Mar 25, 2010

Originally Posted by GBR

Matt

You raise an interesting question. You don't I assume? That seems slightly odd as the Ambrosi trousers you s eloquently described in your original blog had two. A fine pair (plural actually I think)) of trousers I might add which you presumably choose two back pockets as well as the TWO fob/watch style pockets.

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edmorel · Mar 25, 2010

Originally Posted by NorCal_1

OK, I thought so

the vanity sizing is the issue - why have pants with the wrong taper so that everybody needs to size up?

I had the same trouble with Howard Yount pants - just too slim in standard sizes

here are what I would consider tapered dimensions for a size 34 pant that would be good for almost anybody:

size: 34
waist-34
rise-10
thigh under front pocket-14
knee-10
leg opening-8.25

Everyone will not need to size up, the fit will work for some, not work for others. That is the issue with RTW, there is no "normal" fit that would make everyone happy

. One of my goals with the pants was not to have that excess fabric behind the thigh and calf that you see flapping about in some RTW pants. The measurements you posted would be a bit bigger than what I would like if I were buying size 34 pants.

Bartolo · Mar 25, 2010

Ed, people would like the one pocket idea much better if you trademarked it: The Panta™ One Pocket™

haganah · Mar 25, 2010

Originally Posted by edmorel

Everyone will not need to size up, the fit will work for some, not work for others. That is the issue with RTW, there is no "normal" fit that would make everyone happy

. One of my goals with the pants was not to have that excess fabric behind the thigh and calf that you see flapping about in some RTW pants. The measurements you posted would be a bit bigger than what I would like if I were buying size 34 pants.
Are the pant legs shaped like actual legs or cylinders? These was an issue for Foo.

NorCal_1 · Mar 25, 2010

Originally Posted by edmorel

Everyone will not need to size up, the fit will work for some, not work for others. That is the issue with RTW, there is no "normal" fit that would make everyone happy

. One of my goals with the pants was not to have that excess fabric behind the thigh and calf that you see flapping about in some RTW pants. The measurements you posted would be a bit bigger than what I would like if I were buying size 34 pants.

I agree, I also hate the floppiness of RTW pants and always have mine slimmed

it's only really the knee that seems to be a bit off, Ed

I just measured the slim fitting RL made in Italy flannel pants and they're 10" at the knee and 7.8 at the cuff opening

niidawg3 · Mar 25, 2010

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

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he said couple

voxsartoria · Mar 25, 2010

Originally Posted by niidawg3

he said couple

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oaw01 · Mar 25, 2010

How can I get a pair - post it on the front page. I want the cashmere one.

slappy · Mar 25, 2010

Yea Ill buy a pair also, if the knowledge of how to buy them gets put forward

tattersall · Mar 25, 2010

Originally Posted by edmorel

Everyone will not need to size up, the fit will work for some, not work for others. That is the issue with RTW, there is no "normal" fit that would make everyone happy

. One of my goals with the pants was not to have that excess fabric behind the thigh and calf that you see flapping about in some RTW pants. The measurements you posted would be a bit bigger than what I would like if I were buying size 34 pants.

Ed - keep doing what you're doing.

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

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Vox - keep doing what you're doing.

UnFacconable · Mar 25, 2010

This thread is a study in SF patterns. Vox starts a thread about Edmorel in order to preemptively submarine a future Ed thread, ensuring this thread was about Vox from the beginning. After an impressive start there was a successful derailing of the thread based entirely on ass. It's never surprising when an Ed thread is derailed by ass, but the fact that it was Vox-ass was truly special.

This thread should be pinned as it truly has been exemplary thus far. I hope someone options it into a movie script.

ramuman · Mar 25, 2010

Originally Posted by UnFacconable

This thread is a study in SF patterns. Vox starts a thread about Edmorel in order to preemptively submarine a future Ed thread, ensuring this thread was about Vox from the beginning. After an impressive start there was a successful derailing of the thread based entirely on ass. It's never surprising when an Ed thread is derailed by ass, but the fact that it was Vox-ass was truly special.

This thread should be pinned as it truly has been exemplary thus far. I hope someone options it into a movie script.

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