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TitanDiddly

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I have difficulty shopping for pants. I'm a 38 waist 34 inseam. That's pretty big, but not enormous. The problem is that I have tree trunk legs. I hate having anything near tight as far as pants go. Heck, I can't even wear boxers 'cause they're too tight around the leg. If I buy them so that they fit my legs, I have like 6" of slack around my waist. I can't just buy and return boxers till I find some that fit. :confused: I don't exactly keep up with the fashion trends, but it seems that tighter jeans are coming into style now. 'Loose' or 'Relaxed' fit isn't really loose or relaxed enough. Where can I get really baggy pants?

Cliff notes:
I'm fat
I need pants the size of parachutes
Please advise
 
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FleshLight

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Anchorblue sells "Ultra Baggy" or whatever they're called. Those urban brands like Fubu, Mecca, Sean John also have super baggy pants for those ghetto thugs.
 
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Kishan

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Originally posted by: FleshLight
Anchorblue sells "Ultra Baggy" or whatever they're called. Those urban brands like Fubu, Mecca, Sean John also have super baggy pants for those ghetto thugs.
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urban...lol!:p
 
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Trygve

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What brands and styles have you tried? For the longest time, I couldn't wear jeans at all, and I still can't wear most brands. Then "baggy" came into fashion and I can wear Levis 560s. (Even if "baggy" is often a codeword for "snug in the thighs, but actually *can* be put on."

Believe it or not, another brand I can wear is women's jeans from the Gap. That's not as bizarre as you might think; women have proportionately longer legs and they actually have hips, whereas the men's fashion industry is determined to design everything to fit Mister Potatohead (a shapeless blob with stubby, toothpick-sized arms and legs). They are a little higher-waisted, though, so, as always, try before you buy.
 
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petejk

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yea...i have a 33 waist..but i have tree trunk legs

i like old navy..they're like the most baggy..
 
moshquerade

moshquerade

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Originally posted by: PhasmatisNox
I have difficulty shopping for pants. I'm a 38 waist 34 inseam. That's pretty big, but not enormous. The problem is that I have tree trunk legs. I hate having anything near tight as far as pants go. Heck, I can't even wear boxers 'cause they're too tight around the leg. If I buy them so that they fit my legs, I have like 6" of slack around my waist. I can't just buy and return boxers till I find some that fit. :confused: I don't exactly keep up with the fashion trends, but it seems that tighter jeans are coming into style now. 'Loose' or 'Relaxed' fit isn't really loose or relaxed enough. Where can I get really baggy pants?

Cliff notes:
I'm fat
I need pants the size of parachutes
Please advise
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maybe get some pants you like and have them tailored?
 
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Perknose

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Originally posted by: Trygve
What brands and styles have you tried? For the longest time, I couldn't wear jeans at all, and I still can't wear most brands. Then "baggy" came into fashion and I can wear Levis 560s. (Even if "baggy" is often a codeword for "snug in the thighs, but actually *can* be put on."

Believe it or not, another brand I can wear is women's jeans from the Gap. That's not as bizarre as you might think; women have proportionately longer legs and they actually have hips, whereas the men's fashion industry is determined to design everything to fit Mister Potatohead (a shapeless blob with stubby, toothpick-sized arms and legs). They are a little higher-waisted, though, so, as always, try before you buy.
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HAHAHAHAHA, I'll bet you're just a pasty faced, out of shape little . . . OH, WAIT, that was YOU owning Nik in that pic where it was a toss up which was more impressive, your set-up or your, errrr, set-up! (Runs away and hides). :eek: :shocked: :laugh:
 
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myusername

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try the khaki/cargo at someplace like abercrombie... some of those are pretty loose fitting.
 
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DeafeningSilence

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Originally posted by: Trygve
What brands and styles have you tried? For the longest time, I couldn't wear jeans at all, and I still can't wear most brands. Then "baggy" came into fashion and I can wear Levis 560s. (Even if "baggy" is often a codeword for "snug in the thighs, but actually *can* be put on."

Believe it or not, another brand I can wear is women's jeans from the Gap. That's not as bizarre as you might think; women have proportionately longer legs and they actually have hips, whereas the men's fashion industry is determined to design everything to fit Mister Potatohead (a shapeless blob with stubby, toothpick-sized arms and legs). They are a little higher-waisted, though, so, as always, try before you buy.
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Yeah, some of the Levi's styles these days are pretty baggy. Just go to Sears or Penney's and try on all their styles.
 
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