Jeans that fit
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TK Maxx is worth a browse, if only because they get so many different brands in. I'm a shortarse but got some 32W 34L Penguin jeans for £20 and had them taken up in under an hour for a tenner.0
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Crewe Clothing do some good jeans if you want a slightly more relaxed fit. Howies are good too, if pricey. Look out for their Warm 49ers for the winter, they're lined with brushed pj material
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carhartt and volcom do some relaxed fit jeans,these are usually the only two brands i ever wear,because of there fit0
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Big recommendation for Son of a Stag at the Trueman Brewery in the East End (of London).
They're denim specialists with a great selection both in terms of brands (Edwin, Momataro, Lee, etc) and types. Better still the staff (there's only a couple of them) are knowledgable and helpful. If you ask for assistance you can expect to be trying on 20 or more pairs till the fit is exactly right; then they've a vintage denim sewing machine on which they'll do alterations there and then.
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Another vote for Nudie jeans - lovely fit and styling. Although my sister still hasn't forgiven me for the blue dye rubbing off onto her beige car-seat.0
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k-dog wrote:I'm on Timberland now - their stuff just fits me. Plenty of room in the thighs and nice understated style. Not cheap though at about £70 but they are well made.
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Try Levi's 5060
