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Metrosexual Tips II
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They thought I was too over the top for their audience.
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On my recent trip to Italy, I realized I never wear any pants besides jeans. Since I'm now getting old, I've decided to mix it up, but have no ideas on what to look for. I don't want khakis, pleated fronts, or cargo pants. Just some normal, casual pants that aren't jeans. Any brands to recommend?
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These are the best non-jeans pants I've ever had.
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Mission Comfort Chinos in a variety of colors from Territory Ahead are absolutely aces in my book, but they might violate your no-khakis rule.DaveInSeattle wrote: Tue Apr 26, 2022 6:31 pm On my recent trip to Italy, I realized I never wear any pants besides jeans. Since I'm now getting old, I've decided to mix it up, but have no ideas on what to look for. I don't want khakis, pleated fronts, or cargo pants. Just some normal, casual pants that aren't jeans. Any brands to recommend?
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$100 pants are called suits. I'm cheap I know.
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That's what I've already got!
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Saw this commercial last night and the nice young lady is wearing those fucking jeans, right? Look at that fucking V seam in the front!
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The active but dressy enough form work pants are great but generally priced at a premium. But with some basic work you can find the same type of pants from a lesson heavily marketed brand.
My best example of this is Birddog. I have found Amazon has 100 brands of similar style and quality by just typing in the brand you want.
My best example of this is Birddog. I have found Amazon has 100 brands of similar style and quality by just typing in the brand you want.
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I've become fond of the Magellan (Academy's brand) pants. I have a rotation of khakis and grey that are extremely comfortable and affordable.
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I'm a big fan of the public rec every day pants. they're pricey (~$100) but the most comfortable pants I own. I have three pairs and wear them from running errands, to dinner, to play golf, etc
they do have a drawstring on the inside and no belt loops, so tucking a shirt in is a no go. but if you're wearing a t-shirt or pullover or untucked shirt they look like dress pants and feel like sweatpants
they do have a drawstring on the inside and no belt loops, so tucking a shirt in is a no go. but if you're wearing a t-shirt or pullover or untucked shirt they look like dress pants and feel like sweatpants
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Interesting... They do look really comfortable, but they look like they'd fit like skinny jeans. I don't think I could buy pants without trying them on.Brontoburglar wrote: Wed Apr 27, 2022 2:48 pm I'm a big fan of the public rec every day pants. they're pricey (~$100) but the most comfortable pants I own. I have three pairs and wear them from running errands, to dinner, to play golf, etc
they do have a drawstring on the inside and no belt loops, so tucking a shirt in is a no go. but if you're wearing a t-shirt or pullover or untucked shirt they look like dress pants and feel like sweatpants
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I have a friend who says this about sneakers but why not just order 2 or 3 possible fits and return the ones you don't like?
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they do not fit like skinny jeans. I have to be very picky about jeans because of fit for lifting-related reasons and have had no issues with theseThe Sybian wrote: Wed Apr 27, 2022 3:01 pmInteresting... They do look really comfortable, but they look like they'd fit like skinny jeans. I don't think I could buy pants without trying them on.Brontoburglar wrote: Wed Apr 27, 2022 2:48 pm I'm a big fan of the public rec every day pants. they're pricey (~$100) but the most comfortable pants I own. I have three pairs and wear them from running errands, to dinner, to play golf, etc
they do have a drawstring on the inside and no belt loops, so tucking a shirt in is a no go. but if you're wearing a t-shirt or pullover or untucked shirt they look like dress pants and feel like sweatpants
they fit true to size as well. i could have gotten away with the waist size down but went up instead of down because of the drawstring
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I feel like I'd be happier in the joggers but assume the cuffs make them too clearly casual?
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This is me being stupid. For some reason that seems like a huge hassle, but if I think about it, that is way better than going to a store.mister d wrote: Wed Apr 27, 2022 3:25 pm I have a friend who says this about sneakers but why not just order 2 or 3 possible fits and return the ones you don't like?
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the worst thing to buy online right now is a new era hat. their sizing is just stupidly inconsistent. just bought two hats a couple weeks ago and one fits better than the other despite them being the same size
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That's hat life for you. Very high rate of variance within the same product.
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A_B wrote: Thu May 12, 2022 11:04 am I should state that my bar is generally "don't have the worst looking lawn in the neighborhood" and usually I am able to deal with that. If it takes me 10 days to muster up caring so be it.
I did go with Sunday lawn care this year to try something different, and while it hasn't cured everything it's been solid so far.
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Also, I guess I officially became a middle-aged ponytail guy this week? Like, my hair is shoulder length and I had to be around other people in a professional setting where my existing status as a middle-aged baseball hat guy couldn't be maintained and I don't want to cut my hair, so I rocked a pony all week long.
I felt aswirl with warm secretions.
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Gateway pants.
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I wore the Portland pants and first unleashed the ponytail during the setup/unofficial kickoff session on Monday.
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We need band and beer recommendations.rass wrote: Thu May 12, 2022 12:09 pm I wore the Portland pants and first unleashed the ponytail during the setup/unofficial kickoff session on Monday.
Did you see that ludicrous display last night?
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For the first time in ages, I wore corduroy pants some days on vacation. I liked ‘em.
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I was a tight-bun guy until the entire family demanded I go back to old me.rass wrote: Thu May 12, 2022 12:04 pm Also, I guess I officially became a middle-aged ponytail guy this week? Like, my hair is shoulder length and I had to be around other people in a professional setting where my existing status as a middle-aged baseball hat guy couldn't be maintained and I don't want to cut my hair, so I rocked a pony all week long.
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My wife has not been the biggest fan during this now almost 2-year-old process of growing out my hair but she's vocally complemented the ponytail a couple of times and I can't tell if I've just finally made the most of what she still considers a bad situation or if she's trying reverse psychology since nothing else has worked. The kids like (youngest) and love (oldest) the long hair.mister d wrote: Thu May 12, 2022 12:17 pmI was a tight-bun guy until the entire family demanded I go back to old me.rass wrote: Thu May 12, 2022 12:04 pm Also, I guess I officially became a middle-aged ponytail guy this week? Like, my hair is shoulder length and I had to be around other people in a professional setting where my existing status as a middle-aged baseball hat guy couldn't be maintained and I don't want to cut my hair, so I rocked a pony all week long.
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What's the story with the hem on the left thigh? These do look comfortable.
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It has been two plus years of not getting a haircut. It has nice curl to it, so I am always complimented when I wear it down in public. The wife has gotten used to it, but she would prefer it not be so long. The girls like it, as long I don't go out in public with pigtails.
I try to mix it up at work. Mix between keeping it down, ponytail, top bun on top, loose bun in back. I am just surprised my boss or the owner hasn't said anything about it. But I guess when you get the job done, it doesn't matter what kind of hair you have. Old boss definitely did not see it that way.
I try to mix it up at work. Mix between keeping it down, ponytail, top bun on top, loose bun in back. I am just surprised my boss or the owner hasn't said anything about it. But I guess when you get the job done, it doesn't matter what kind of hair you have. Old boss definitely did not see it that way.
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There is a pocket there, with a zipper along the outside seam.govmentchedda wrote: Thu May 12, 2022 12:44 pmWhat's the story with the hem on the left thigh? These do look comfortable.
I have a similar style from a different company and like both the fabric and fit of these ones a lot more. The drawstring can be tucked in the waist and there are belt loops so they looked just business casual enough for me.
I felt aswirl with warm secretions.
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Yeah man. My hair was never this curly when I last had it long 25+ years ago in college.duff wrote: Thu May 12, 2022 12:46 pm It has been two plus years of not getting a haircut. It has nice curl to it, so I am always complimented when I wear it down in public.
I felt aswirl with warm secretions.
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The fact that these have drawstrings likely make this question less important, but did you order in the same waist size that you wear jeans?rass wrote: Thu May 12, 2022 1:00 pmThere is a pocket there, with a zipper along the outside seam.govmentchedda wrote: Thu May 12, 2022 12:44 pmWhat's the story with the hem on the left thigh? These do look comfortable.
I have a similar style from a different company and like both the fabric and fit of these ones a lot more. The drawstring can be tucked in the waist and there are belt loops so they looked just business casual enough for me.
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I did. The photos for the color I ordered had a note that the model was my height and he was wearing my size so I went for it.govmentchedda wrote: Thu May 12, 2022 1:06 pmThe fact that these have drawstrings likely make this question less important, but did you order in the same waist size that you wear jeans?rass wrote: Thu May 12, 2022 1:00 pmThere is a pocket there, with a zipper along the outside seam.govmentchedda wrote: Thu May 12, 2022 12:44 pmWhat's the story with the hem on the left thigh? These do look comfortable.
I have a similar style from a different company and like both the fabric and fit of these ones a lot more. The drawstring can be tucked in the waist and there are belt loops so they looked just business casual enough for me.
I felt aswirl with warm secretions.
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Alright, I'm in. Just ordered a tester pair and if I like them, I'll do a few more and call it a winter.
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They look nice, but there is no way my Saquan Barkleyesque thighs are fitting in those.mister d wrote: Mon Sep 26, 2022 4:16 pm Alright, I'm in. Just ordered a tester pair and if I like them, I'll do a few more and call it a winter.
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