Trousers

I'm started to get fed up with this. Decided that since most of my clothes are falling apart now, and because I'm single I can't rely on "the woman" to find clothes for me, that I should go and buy some.
It appears that nobody seems to make trousers that fit big legs - without having clown pants waists.
There has to be others with big legs that need to regularly wear clothes, because of various court orders and suchlike, right? Where do you find them?
Or, should I just get one of those little motorised kebab cutter things, and just trim my thighs down until they fit into "normal people" pants?
It appears that nobody seems to make trousers that fit big legs - without having clown pants waists.
There has to be others with big legs that need to regularly wear clothes, because of various court orders and suchlike, right? Where do you find them?
Or, should I just get one of those little motorised kebab cutter things, and just trim my thighs down until they fit into "normal people" pants?
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I did find one pair of Montane trousers that kind of fit, because they're a little stretchy.
I wonder if I should employ my own tailor to make my clothes for me?
Even better, lycra shorts.
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Well, when I say mankini, I mean the bikini bottoms that the ex left behind. I call them my mankini to defend my dignity.
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Literally the only place I can get jeans that fit.
Reasonably priced and look alright too.
And their T-shirts have tiny arms and huge torsos.
All my t-shirts come from CRC!
Being designed for cycling, you'd hope they have a cycling specific cut to them. They are more expensive then I normally spend but if they fit better than other stuff then I might justify the cost.
Otherwise I find one size up in a 501 fits my legs with decent sag - my thighs are a reasonable size from skiing and biking - but not massive.
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To be honest I have just recalled that I have two pairs of 501's I bought last year that are too cosy for comfort - my older ones are a size bigger though and are fine - I think the ones from last year were a "ooh I am losing weight these will be great" moment and then I didnt!
Try Lee jeans. The looser fit (Ripley and Clark) tend to fit ok for me. Not cheap, but good quality.
Or wear shorts
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Now for sale Fatty
Not an option here in winter though
For jeans, I've just accepted that I have to go up a few sizes on the waist, because jeans with a 29" waist (or even 30") and 34" legs with sufficiently large leg holes just don't exist, anywhere.
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What are you Welsh or something ?
Where it gets proper cold i.e. Scotland, we wear skirts min !
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We've had a spate of properly cold winters here, which has been great (I love the cold). It got so cold in fact, that the cd/radio thing in the Golf broke, and never came back to life.
Also, the toilet has frozen solid a few times at work
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