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brendan.ashe
7
Jun 12, 2019
Are these designed for the more portly gent? The waist to inseam ratio seems a little off.
TomasV
1685
Jun 12, 2019
brendan.ashethey're cut so there's not a lot of break so they can look a bit cleaner.
RayF
22220
Jun 13, 2019
TomasVThat doesn't actually address the question the guy asked, and it's a fair question because of that rather unusual silhouette shown in the photo (the pants without the model)--big on top, narrow on the bottom--like...maternity pants?
TomasV
1685
Jun 13, 2019
RayFIf we're talking about the fit itself and how they would fit someone who's maybe a bit stockier, they're definitely roomier in the top block and they taper after the knee -- they're basically made in a straight tapered fit, which is a very flattering fit across many body types. I thought Brendan was wondering why certain sizes have a 32 inseam and then inseam gets only bigger as waist gets bigger. That's a stylistic choice they did to keep the look of these pants cropped/with very little break as much as possible. As far as portly gents go, these come in sizes up to 42.
RayF
22220
Jun 13, 2019
TomasVOne day you won't think 42 is all that portly ;- )
TomasV
1685
Jun 13, 2019
RayFHa! That day is quickly approaching, my friend. ^^;