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Brian073
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Aug 27, 2015
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Why are the measurements for these and the measurements on the website so different? http://rpmwest.com/pages/fit-guide
I have 24.5 inch thighs, and according to the fit guide on their site, I can fit my legs into a New Classic fit size 32 (@24 5/8 inches), but in the Massdrop description, it says a size 32 in New Classic has 23 1/8 inch thigh measurements. Is that unique to this drop?
Aug 27, 2015
RPMWEST
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RPMWEST
Aug 28, 2015
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Brian073@Brian: Do you usually wear a size 32 in most of your jeans. If your thigh is 24.5 inch you should be fine but feel free to follow up with us directly at help@rpwmest.com.
Aug 28, 2015
Brian073
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Aug 29, 2015
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RPMWESTTried that email address, but didn't get anything back. No biggie, though. I get it, it was Friday, and now the weekend. Thanks for your input, but the question still wasn't quite answered. Is sizing for these jeans based off the size chart in the description on Massdrop, or the size chart on your website (at least for new classic). They are wildly different.
Aug 29, 2015
GeraldTHW
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Aug 31, 2015
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RPMWESTHi RPMWEST, I am considering to down size. Any help on that? I wear a W29 Nudie Thin Finn and it's getting a lil' tight. Any advise on the size I should take? I'm currently looking at the slim cut. Hope to hear from you soon :)
Aug 31, 2015
RPMWEST
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RPMWEST
Aug 31, 2015
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GeraldTHW@Brian: We just followed up with you yesterday (Sunday). @Gerald: We size our jeans very similar to Nudie Jeans. If you are ok with breaking in the jeans and having them a bit tighter initially we'd recommend you stay with the 29.
Aug 31, 2015
thordork
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Aug 31, 2015
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RPMWEST@RPMWEST: The question asked by Brian 073 is valid. Will the jeans on this drop be based off the sizes shown in the description or what you typically do based off the chart on your website?
Aug 31, 2015
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