Are they huge? I’d quite like to get some.
what height are you?
5’9”
So we’re not that far away from height. I’d try the mediums for sure.
They’re fairly big but not as big as the big boi stuff or the karate pants
We’re not doing any tricks.
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The Uniqlo U stuff By Christophe Lemaire is really good. Nice, loose fits. Their pleated chinos are amazing.
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He might have dumpy legs and a long neck though.
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jamjar has a spherical body with little legs and arms.
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we have the same physique then
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Those could be my legs other than the foot tatt
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It is going to sound like I am on the payroll, but the Uniqlo U plain t-shirts are the best I have found that aren’t silly money, if you like boxy thick tees.
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I’m assuming you have paper thin skin on your shins too??
the slightest touch and theyre bleeding everywhere!!
Trouserwise I like to buy 34" waist Dickies (im probs 30") and cut them down/hem them on the sewing machine.
Super comfy until you have to take your belt off at the airport and youre left holding them up
And a head shaped like a potato.
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m&s chino gang
These are the best t-shirts under £30 you can get imo
Yep. It’s all just scar tissue that rips apart easily and looks like I lost a fight with a lawn mower
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These are good, some carhartt dickies rip offs I got in tk maxx for like £30. These are charcoal and got black too.
Got them home to see how much they really cost and of course they don’t exist so must be maxx specific backdoor moneymakers.
Or, it’s just a bit of Carhartt workwear that isn’t distrubuted here. There’s loads of Carhartt (not Carhartt WIP) on the go in trade supply shops, but it’s full-on workwear. Some good jackets though.
Those same places that were the only places you could get Dickies twenty years ago.
Ah yeah possibly, thats just my first thought in that place.
