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501's. I like the selvedge denim ones, but they're all cut the same. They're classic cut. Natural waist so there's plenty of ass room. Legs are sized well. I buy shrink to fits, and I don't wash them until they're going to become work jeans. If you buy shrink to fit, buy a couple inches up in the waist in length because they shrink if you wash them, which I don't recommend unless they're work pants. If you're willing to shell out a couple bills a pair, you can usually find locally made selvedge denim jeans that have a classic cut. Again, don't wash them but don't work in them and they'll last years and years.

A couple years ago I moved to San Francisco and found it was nearly required to own a couple pairs of skinny jeans. So I picked up two 511 styles: a slim, and a super slim (I had to be melted down and poured into that one).
I actually fit (mostly) as I'd been out of the gym for over a month.

Fast forward to today: My legs are now too thick to even consider pulling the super skinny 511s on. The slim pair 511 still fit with the only consession being that I have to un-button my fly (just the top button!) while sitting down.

Ok, I'm ambien-rambling now... Last tip! If you don't want your jeans to fade, don't wash them! Each wash pulls the pigments out. Some people enjoy that washed-out style. I prefer to leave them looking freshly store-bought for as long as possible. I will only wash my jean if something catastrophic has happened to them.
 
A couple years ago I moved to San Francisco and found it was nearly required to own a couple pairs of skinny jeans. So I picked up two 511 styles: a slim, and a super slim (I had to be melted down and poured into that one).

I was gonna move there a few years ago even after I heard about the skinny jeans rule. Learning it was also a requirement for dudes to have a tramp stamp was a deal breaker. ;)
 
I was gonna move there a few years ago even after I heard about the skinny jeans rule. Learning it was also a requirement for dudes to have a tramp stamp was a deal breaker. ;)
On the other hand, meth is extremely popular in San Francisco. And with meth popularity comes all the inevitable benefits that soon follow.

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I'm not into high fashion, but I always had a problem finding pants/jeans that fit. My waist at 10% bf is 33. Genetically I have a large ass and I was on a bicycle every chance I could get up until I was old enough to drive. Always had strong legs. I usually end up with baggier pants than I would like, otherwise I won't be able to fit anything in my pockets. What do you guys with larger lower body do about jeans?

Try The Buckle.

look for jeans from Rock Revival they have variety of fits.

I used to wear 501's but when getting the proper waist size... there is no way i can get my legs in them any more...

fast forward to Rock Revival... no issues with their straight leg. Skinnies... aint no way!

a little more pricey than Levi's but, a little more stylish as well.
 
Proud, straight fashionista here.

To be fair, much of how you are treated in life is a function of how you allow yourself to be treated by others. By dressing well (i.e. not faddish), you demand the respect of those around you. I am not so superficial or shallow to believe that clothing or a "look" is the most important thing in the world, but some dudes are into cars... I'm into good clothing.

If your body can support it, there's nothing wrong with skinny jeans. In fact, I love the look of guys in skinny jeans, rolled up bottom cuffs, and a nice pair of Johnston and Murphy brogues or boots.

Step your clothes game up, especially your shoe game, and watch the pussy bow before you.
 
Proud, straight fashionista here.

To be fair, much of how you are treated in life is a function of how you allow yourself to be treated by others. By dressing well (i.e. not faddish), you demand the respect of those around you. I am not so superficial or shallow to believe that clothing or a "look" is the most important thing in the world, but some dudes are into cars... I'm into good clothing.

If your body can support it, there's nothing wrong with skinny jeans. In fact, I love the look of guys in skinny jeans, rolled up bottom cuffs, and a nice pair of Johnston and Murphy brogues or boots.

Step your clothes game up, especially your shoe game, and watch the pussy bow before you.

Good call there:) Where you live has a lot to do with it too. Guys around here just don't dress like that and the women like them ruff
 
WTF did I miss???? Bio is Astro, Astro is Bio, Bio is in jail, Bio likes small boys?????
 
Hahah from what has been proven that stretch is bio, bio is stretch, and possibly was hurc as well.. Sounds like someone played a little to much monopoly when they were growing up... :eek: *played*
 
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