Are Pleated pants gay?

[Kadarin]

Originally posted by: Krassus
I don't know anyone who's gay, and yet everyone i know who wears dress pants, wears pleated dress pants, both casually and to work. Black Dockers Classic look great - i compared them side-by-side to all 4 Banana Republic styles, and they look better. In fact, i never anything BUT pleated Dockers pants. Why? Because the first time i wore them (30 dollar pants versus 150-dollar Diesel jeans), i realized that the amount of looks i get from girls went up by about 300%, and got to the point where about 3/4 of the gorgeous girls i check out are checking me out in return.

What I'd like to know is why in the HELL would anyone pay $150 for a pair of jeans..?

 

[Red Dawn]

Originally posted by: Astaroth33

Originally posted by: Krassus
I don't know anyone who's gay, and yet everyone i know who wears dress pants, wears pleated dress pants, both casually and to work. Black Dockers Classic look great - i compared them side-by-side to all 4 Banana Republic styles, and they look better. In fact, i never anything BUT pleated Dockers pants. Why? Because the first time i wore them (30 dollar pants versus 150-dollar Diesel jeans), i realized that the amount of looks i get from girls went up by about 300%, and got to the point where about 3/4 of the gorgeous girls i check out are checking me out in return.

What I'd like to know is why in the HELL would anyone pay $150 for a pair of jeans..?

A Fool

 

[Triumph]

There's fashion, and then there's conservative dress. Conservative dress is always in style. A man should have one dark suit, for example. That's conservative dress.

And conservative dress clothes are pleated. End of story.

 

[Amused]

Originally posted by: Red Dawn

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: amcdonald
You can continue to wear pleated pants if you think they look good, but they don't unless you have a weird body. If you are in shape and not old buy flat-front.

I'm in shape. 6', 31" waist, 46" chest. Flat front pants look bad on me because I don't have undeveloped chicken legs. If I buy a pair that fits my waist, the legs are too tight. And "easy fit" flat front pants have a saggy ass in them.

Damn for somebody that works out like you do you sure are skinny! A 46" Chest and a 31" waist?

I have a thin frame to begin with. I had a 29" waist in high school. I try to keep my body fat to a minimum.

My upper arms are 17.5". Does that impress you?

 

[sillymofo]

Originally posted by: Triumph
There's fashion, and then there's conservative dress. Conservative dress is always in style. A man should have one dark suit, for example. That's conservative dress. And conservative dress clothes are pleated. End of story.

Now, this comes from a woman...

 

[paruhd0x]

The question is... are they still pleated pants if your fat stretches them flat?

 

[Red Dawn]

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: Red Dawn

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: amcdonald
You can continue to wear pleated pants if you think they look good, but they don't unless you have a weird body. If you are in shape and not old buy flat-front.

I'm in shape. 6', 31" waist, 46" chest. Flat front pants look bad on me because I don't have undeveloped chicken legs. If I buy a pair that fits my waist, the legs are too tight. And "easy fit" flat front pants have a saggy ass in them.

Damn for somebody that works out like you do you sure are skinny! A 46" Chest and a 31" waist?

I have a thin frame to begin with. I had a 29" waist in high school. I try to keep my body fat to a minimum.

My upper arms are 17.5". Does that impress you?

No mine are the same size and I have a 48" Chest.

 

[Bulk Beef]

Originally posted by: Krassus
I don't know anyone who's gay, and yet everyone i know who wears dress pants, wears pleated dress pants, both casually and to work. Black Dockers Classic look great - i compared them side-by-side to all 4 Banana Republic styles, and they look better. In fact, i never anything BUT pleated Dockers pants. Why? Because the first time i wore them (30 dollar pants versus 150-dollar Diesel jeans), i realized that the amount of looks i get from girls went up by about 300%, and got to the point where about 3/4 of the gorgeous girls i check out are checking me out in return.

They're not checking you out; they're checking out your fat ass.

AND FOR FVCK'S SAKE - WE ALL KNOW THAT SUITS COME WITH PLEATED PANTS!!!

 

[Amused]

Originally posted by: Red Dawn

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: Red Dawn

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: amcdonald
You can continue to wear pleated pants if you think they look good, but they don't unless you have a weird body. If you are in shape and not old buy flat-front.

I'm in shape. 6', 31" waist, 46" chest. Flat front pants look bad on me because I don't have undeveloped chicken legs. If I buy a pair that fits my waist, the legs are too tight. And "easy fit" flat front pants have a saggy ass in them.

Damn for somebody that works out like you do you sure are skinny! A 46" Chest and a 31" waist?

I have a thin frame to begin with. I had a 29" waist in high school. I try to keep my body fat to a minimum.

My upper arms are 17.5". Does that impress you?

No mine are the same size and I have a 48" Chest.

How much of the difference between us is based on the size of our rib cage, though? I've seen barrel chested guys that can't lift nearly as much as I can, and there's a skinny guy at my gym who has a 44" chest who can out bench me.

Like I said, I have a slim frame. The bummer is, my wrists and ankles are small compared to my height and there isn't much one can do to make those bigger.

 

[sillymofo]

Originally posted by: sward666

Originally posted by: Krassus I don't know anyone who's gay, and yet everyone i know who wears dress pants, wears pleated dress pants, both casually and to work. Black Dockers Classic look great - i compared them side-by-side to all 4 Banana Republic styles, and they look better. In fact, i never anything BUT pleated Dockers pants. Why? Because the first time i wore them (30 dollar pants versus 150-dollar Diesel jeans), i realized that the amount of looks i get from girls went up by about 300%, and got to the point where about 3/4 of the gorgeous girls i check out are checking me out in return.

They're not checking you out; they're checking out your fat ass. AND FOR FVCK'S SAKE - WE ALL KNOW THAT SUITS COME WITH PLEATED PANTS!!!

Tell that to the "happy" guy that has 10 suits from [lisp]gucci[/lisp].(or did he just grab a designer name and throw it out there, without even knowing wtf it is.?)

 

[waylman]

Originally posted by: cr4zymofo

Originally posted by: sward666

Originally posted by: Krassus I don't know anyone who's gay, and yet everyone i know who wears dress pants, wears pleated dress pants, both casually and to work. Black Dockers Classic look great - i compared them side-by-side to all 4 Banana Republic styles, and they look better. In fact, i never anything BUT pleated Dockers pants. Why? Because the first time i wore them (30 dollar pants versus 150-dollar Diesel jeans), i realized that the amount of looks i get from girls went up by about 300%, and got to the point where about 3/4 of the gorgeous girls i check out are checking me out in return.

They're not checking you out; they're checking out your fat ass. AND FOR FVCK'S SAKE - WE ALL KNOW THAT SUITS COME WITH PLEATED PANTS!!!

Tell that to the "happy" guy that has 10 suits from [lisp]gucci[/lisp].(or did he just grab a designer name and throw it out there, without even knowing wtf it is.?)

LOL...my suits do not have pleats. I'll post an image of the kinds of suits I wear so you can get the picture...I guess I don't like "conservative suits." If that's your thing though, knock yourself out!

 

[DurocShark]

Are Pleated pants gay?

Only if the pleats straighten out when you're hanging out with other guys.

 

[Amused]

Originally posted by: DurocShark

Are Pleated pants gay?

Only if the pleats straighten out when you're hanging out with other guys.

Best answer yet!

 

[waylman]

here is the kind of pants i wear for all u wondering pants

 

[alkemyst]

I wear both....I prefer pleats in some styles and in others a flat front.

I depends on the pants and also how pleated they are.

 

[richardycc]

I think there is a cut off point for pleated or non-pleated suit pants, anything above 32" waist is pleated, I could be wrong thou.

 

[waylman]

yes, u are wrong

 

[sillymofo]

Originally posted by: richardycc
I think there is a cut off point for pleated or non-pleated suit pants, anything above 32" waist is pleated, I could be wrong thou.

No... if it above 32 , then its double pleated, or tripple :disgust:. Below that, it's nicely pleated just once, or twice

 

[Krassus]

Originally posted by: Astaroth33

Originally posted by: Krassus I don't know anyone who's gay, and yet everyone i know who wears dress pants, wears pleated dress pants, both casually and to work. Black Dockers Classic look great - i compared them side-by-side to all 4 Banana Republic styles, and they look better. In fact, i never anything BUT pleated Dockers pants. Why? Because the first time i wore them (30 dollar pants versus 150-dollar Diesel jeans), i realized that the amount of looks i get from girls went up by about 300%, and got to the point where about 3/4 of the gorgeous girls i check out are checking me out in return.

What I'd like to know is why in the HELL would anyone pay $150 for a pair of jeans..?

$150 is what YOU would have to pay. I got them imported from Rome for $40

 

[Vic]

Are Pleated pants gay?

No.

Business dress, casual and conservative, requires pleated. Only snotty young punks who talk slang and don't tuck in their shirts wear flat fronts.

 

[Geekbabe]

nobody has asked a woman's opinion on this matter yet? :Q

 

[waylman]

Originally posted by: cr4zymofo

Originally posted by: richardycc
I think there is a cut off point for pleated or non-pleated suit pants, anything above 32" waist is pleated, I could be wrong thou.

No... if it above 32 , then its double pleated, or tripple :disgust:. Below that, it's nicely pleated just once, or twice

that's why you should just wear no pleats....any size works!

 

[Bulk Beef]

Originally posted by: Vic

Are Pleated pants gay?

No.

Business dress, casual and conservative, requires pleated. Only snotty young punks who talk slang and don't tuck in their shirts wear flat fronts.

That's it - the gloves are OFF!

 

[Bulk Beef]

Originally posted by: Geekbabe
nobody has asked a woman's opinion on this matter yet? :Q

Well?? We're all listening.

 

[sillymofo]

Originally posted by: waylman

Originally posted by: cr4zymofo

Originally posted by: richardycc I think there is a cut off point for pleated or non-pleated suit pants, anything above 32" waist is pleated, I could be wrong thou.

No... if it above 32 , then its double pleated, or tripple :disgust:. Below that, it's nicely pleated just once, or twice

that's why you should just wear no pleats....any size works!

Can we drop the subject? damn... I said for slacks and suits, pants are pleated. Normally I wear non pleated khakis... ok...next subject please.... You're starting to sound like a "happy" person.