Should I or shouldn't I buy... (clothing item)?

[KaleidoscopicK]

I found Lady White a little tight for my liking, given the tubular construction. I usually wear size S, but sized up. I ended up selling my unworn tee from my two-pack purchase as a result.

Granted, I was more in-between sizes and have since lost some weight, so maybe it fits a bit better now.

 

[Komuga]

I found Lady White a little tight for my liking, given the tubular construction. I usually wear size S, but sized up. I ended up selling my unworn tee from my two-pack purchase as a result.

Granted, I was more in-between sizes and have since lost some weight, so maybe it fits a bit better now.

Where was it right? Large is too loose and too long for me and I’m 5’9 170~ with pretty wide shoulders/chest and 16” arms. And I wear a medium. It’s a heavy shirt with no shrinkage, and it stretches to your body with wear.

 

[donny5]

Hi. So I'm experimenting with losser trousers, 'pants' or breeks where I'm from!

Lockdown, getting older and a knee op all factors. These are for lazy days off duty

but where I still want to get 'dressed'. Are they TOO loose? Especially in the seat?

I love the length and fabric, they are elasticated (wanted something really comfy) so I could size down at the waist if that would make much of a difference?

Any advice would be really welcome

Cheers

 

[baltimoron]

if they're comfortable as is wouldn't size down.

 

[mak1277]

Hi. So I'm experimenting with losser trousers, 'pants' or breeks where I'm from!

Lockdown, getting older and a knee op all factors. These are for lazy days off duty

View attachment 1564910 but where I still want to get 'dressed'. Are they TOO loose? Especially in the seat?

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I love the length and fabric, they are elasticated (wanted something really comfy) so I could size down at the waist if that would make much of a difference?

Any advice would be really welcome

Cheers

First pic makes it look like you could pull them up a bit and the seat issue might be remedied. But the pic from the front doesn't make me think they're being worn too low, so IDK.

 

[Chaconne]

Hi. So I'm experimenting with losser trousers, 'pants' or breeks where I'm from!

Lockdown, getting older and a knee op all factors. These are for lazy days off duty

View attachment 1564910 but where I still want to get 'dressed'. Are they TOO loose? Especially in the seat?

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I love the length and fabric, they are elasticated (wanted something really comfy) so I could size down at the waist if that would make much of a difference?

Any advice would be really welcome

Cheers

The seat doesn’t bother me but if it really bothers you maybe you should look for a wide leg pants with a slimmer seat.
With any looser pant though, I feel it helps to have a looser top, unless you’re going for a specific look. With the shirt you’re wearing it might help to roll the sleeves and unbutton another button so the whole vibe is loose and the pants don’t stand out as much. My two cents.

 

[donny5]

Yea you're right about the fit. My lossest pants I currently own are these linen combats, so put them on with a different, losser fit for a nice walk in the spring sunshine.

In saying that the seat still looks better here I think...?

 

[mangocheese]

Where was it right? Large is too loose and too long for me and I’m 5’9 170~ with pretty wide shoulders/chest and 16” arms. And I wear a medium. It’s a heavy shirt with no shrinkage, and it stretches to your body with wear.

Which shirt did you try? I also have sizing issues with LWC; I'm 5'11 190 with big shoulders and chest. I've tried XLs in a couple of their t-shirts, as well as their button up polos, and each time they feel restrictively tight in the shoulders particularly.

 

[Komuga]

Which shirt did you try? I also have sizing issues with LWC; I'm 5'11 190 with big shoulders and chest. I've tried XLs in a couple of their t-shirts, as well as their button up polos, and each time they feel restrictively tight in the shoulders particularly.

I wear the medium in “our, lite, and rugby” it’s definitely meant to be a classic t shirt fit (slim but not tight) which is supposed to be a closer fit than how lots of t shirts are worn today...

 

[KaleidoscopicK]

Where was it right? Large is too loose and too long for me and I’m 5’9 170~ with pretty wide shoulders/chest and 16” arms. And I wear a medium. It’s a heavy shirt with no shrinkage, and it stretches to your body with wear.

Along the sides.

Their two pack tees in Size S have always fit pretty slim (18.5" across), so sizing up is a must unless your chest measures at 36".

 

[Komuga]

Along the sides.

Their two pack tees in Size S have always fit pretty slim (18.5" across), so sizing up is a must unless your chest measures at 36".

Well that depends. I like my chest size to show through in shirts , but then again i also have a big taper down to waist of 10-12”, so if you had a similiar sized chest to waist/tummy you might not want the chest to be tight cus then the whole shirt would be unflattering. I think it depends on body type.

The medium “our” is the slimmest which measured 20” across. I mostly use this as an under shirt or under a short sleeve camp shirt. The lite shirt is much lighter and stretchy, and my favorite shape is the rugby which measures 22.5” across at medium with a high collar and boxy fit. For reference my chest is 42”, my shoulders are like 19” across, my waist is between 28-32” depending on season, and I’m 5ft9

 

[NautOfEarth]

Anyone have suggestions for southwestern/aztec print shirts/shirt jackets aside from Pendleton and RRL? Something in the ~$250 or less range would be great.

RRL is a bit out of my price range, while Pendleton's model is a bit too pastel. Freenote has one but its too subdued for what I'm looking for.

 

[Timbaland]

Anyone have suggestions for southwestern/aztec print shirts/shirt jackets aside from Pendleton and RRL? Something in the ~$250 or less range would be great.

RRL is a bit out of my price range, while Pendleton's model is a bit too pastel. Freenote has one but its too subdued for what I'm looking for.

Check out Faherty, the owners/designers used to work at RRL and you can see the influence in their shirts and knits. They have a few on their site:

Canyon Overshirt - Mesa Skyline

The rugged Canyon Overshirt is made for layering up on late summer nights and cool fall days. Crafted from organic cotton in one of our signature jacquard patterns, the fabric has been specially brushed for out-of-this-world softness. Cozy meets practical with utilitarian details like two chest...

fahertybrand.com

Canyon Overshirt - Smoke Serape

The rugged Canyon Overshirt is made for layering up on late summer nights and cool fall days. Crafted from organic cotton in one of our signature jacquard patterns, the fabric has been specially brushed for out-of-this-world softness. Cozy meets practical with utilitarian details like two chest...

fahertybrand.com

The others are more pastel

Legend™ Sweater Shirt - Chankillo Horizon

The best, closest-to-perfect thing we’ve ever made. Rugged flannel styling meets unbelievable softness with the right amount of stretch for durable, all-enveloping warmth and absolute comfort. One of our bestsellers season after season, it’s an easy choice for all day, everyday wear — rock it...

fahertybrand.com

The Canyon Overshirt - Pacific Morning Star

The rugged Canyon Overshirt is made for layering up on late summer nights and cool fall or spring days. Crafted from organic cotton, the fabric has been specially brushed for out-of-this-world softness. Cozy meets practical with utilitarian details like two chest pockets and top stitching for...

fahertybrand.com

 

[OccultaVexillum]

The Pendleton ones are dope. ESPECIALLY the pastel ones. Buy one of those.

 

[NautOfEarth]

The Pendleton ones are dope. ESPECIALLY the pastel ones. Buy one of those.

You happen to have any? If so, do you have any pictures?