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Originally Posted by wj4
Here's a difference. Shirt one is off the rack. Shirt two had the width taken in. Small details make the biggest difference.
Originally Posted by RFX45
Zara is the only other option I would say that are particularly slim and affordable.
Others on sale, as I mentioned a few post up, Hugo Boss and RL Rugby.
Frankly, those are still too baggy for me so it depends on your build and frame.
Uniqlo and Asos are supposedly relatively slim, maybe even slimmer than H&M.
Pics for reference?Originally Posted by play2much2004
Originally Posted by iBlink
What's the bet fit jeans to wear with boat shoes so that the cuff stops at the laces?
Levi's 514 do the trick for me
Originally Posted by RFX45
Originally Posted by play2much2004
Originally Posted by iBlink
What's the bet fit jeans to wear with boat shoes so that the cuff stops at the laces?
Levi's 514 do the trick for me
No, do not do 514's, since it is straight leg and if you get it without any break, it'll look weird with boat shoes, trust me.
It looks like a straight fit bell bottoms but high waters if worn with boat shoes or low profile sneakers.
I would suggest a more tapered leg opening, about less than 8" opening should work.
I wear Levis 511's now and I try to get it with the least break as possible and it looks much better.
Overall, it isn't the fit that determine if the jeans lands exactly on the top of the shoe for a no break look, it is the inseam or length of the pants.
If you can't fit in a Levis then you other option is probably getting it hemmed by the tailor.
Originally Posted by iBlink
Originally Posted by RFX45
Originally Posted by play2much2004
Originally Posted by iBlink
What's the bet fit jeans to wear with boat shoes so that the cuff stops at the laces?
Levi's 514 do the trick for me
No, do not do 514's, since it is straight leg and if you get it without any break, it'll look weird with boat shoes, trust me.
It looks like a straight fit bell bottoms but high waters if worn with boat shoes or low profile sneakers.
I would suggest a more tapered leg opening, about less than 8" opening should work.
I wear Levis 511's now and I try to get it with the least break as possible and it looks much better.
Overall, it isn't the fit that determine if the jeans lands exactly on the top of the shoe for a no break look, it is the inseam or length of the pants.
If you can't fit in a Levis then you other option is probably getting it hemmed by the tailor.
Pics for reference?
Originally Posted by RFX45
Originally Posted by iBlink
Originally Posted by RFX45
Originally Posted by play2much2004
Originally Posted by iBlink
What's the bet fit jeans to wear with boat shoes so that the cuff stops at the laces?
Levi's 514 do the trick for me
No, do not do 514's, since it is straight leg and if you get it without any break, it'll look weird with boat shoes, trust me.
It looks like a straight fit bell bottoms but high waters if worn with boat shoes or low profile sneakers.
I would suggest a more tapered leg opening, about less than 8" opening should work.
I wear Levis 511's now and I try to get it with the least break as possible and it looks much better.
Overall, it isn't the fit that determine if the jeans lands exactly on the top of the shoe for a no break look, it is the inseam or length of the pants.
If you can't fit in a Levis then you other option is probably getting it hemmed by the tailor.
Pics for reference?
Sure, keep in mind both jeans are 30x30 and Levis.
Levis 514's with practically no break.
As you can see, the straight fit is really straight from the thigh to the hem/leg opening.
Doesn't look like it tapers much or at all. I think this look will only work with boots or bigger/bulkier sneakers like Jordans or Nike.
Levis 511's with practically no break.
You can see it tapers from the thigh to the hem/leg opening, which is more ideal and looks better with low profile sneakers, dress shoes, loafers or boat shoes.
Originally Posted by In Yo Nostril
Originally Posted by RFX45
Originally Posted by iBlink
Originally Posted by RFX45
Originally Posted by play2much2004
Originally Posted by iBlink
What's the bet fit jeans to wear with boat shoes so that the cuff stops at the laces?
Levi's 514 do the trick for me
No, do not do 514's, since it is straight leg and if you get it without any break, it'll look weird with boat shoes, trust me.
It looks like a straight fit bell bottoms but high waters if worn with boat shoes or low profile sneakers.
I would suggest a more tapered leg opening, about less than 8" opening should work.
I wear Levis 511's now and I try to get it with the least break as possible and it looks much better.
Overall, it isn't the fit that determine if the jeans lands exactly on the top of the shoe for a no break look, it is the inseam or length of the pants.
If you can't fit in a Levis then you other option is probably getting it hemmed by the tailor.
Pics for reference?
Sure, keep in mind both jeans are 30x30 and Levis.
Levis 514's with practically no break.
As you can see, the straight fit is really straight from the thigh to the hem/leg opening.
Doesn't look like it tapers much or at all. I think this look will only work with boots or bigger/bulkier sneakers like Jordans or Nike.
Levis 511's with practically no break.
You can see it tapers from the thigh to the hem/leg opening, which is more ideal and looks better with low profile sneakers, dress shoes, loafers or boat shoes.
in my opinion, your shoe size comes into play on this. because when i wear 514s with loafers, you can see the sides of my socks by the tongue. if i were to wear 511s with them it would just look ridiculous. probably make me look like i have clown shoes on.
Look like SuperOriginally Posted by flyscience
anyone have an idea as to what brand those shades are?
Originally Posted by NEIGHB0RH00D
Originally Posted by wj4
Here's a difference. Shirt one is off the rack. Shirt two had the width taken in. Small details make the biggest difference.
na ma du.
Originally Posted by NEIGHB0RH00D
Originally Posted by wj4
Here's a difference. Shirt one is off the rack. Shirt two had the width taken in. Small details make the biggest difference.
na ma du.
Originally Posted by RFX45
Originally Posted by iBlink
Originally Posted by RFX45
Originally Posted by play2much2004
Originally Posted by iBlink
What's the bet fit jeans to wear with boat shoes so that the cuff stops at the laces?
Levi's 514 do the trick for me
No, do not do 514's, since it is straight leg and if you get it without any break, it'll look weird with boat shoes, trust me.
It looks like a straight fit bell bottoms but high waters if worn with boat shoes or low profile sneakers.
I would suggest a more tapered leg opening, about less than 8" opening should work.
I wear Levis 511's now and I try to get it with the least break as possible and it looks much better.
Overall, it isn't the fit that determine if the jeans lands exactly on the top of the shoe for a no break look, it is the inseam or length of the pants.
If you can't fit in a Levis then you other option is probably getting it hemmed by the tailor.
Pics for reference?
Sure, keep in mind both jeans are 30x30 and Levis.
Levis 514's with practically no break.
As you can see, the straight fit is really straight from the thigh to the hem/leg opening.
Doesn't look like it tapers much or at all. I think this look will only work with boots or bigger/bulkier sneakers like Jordans or Nike.
Levis 511's with practically no break.
You can see it tapers from the thigh to the hem/leg opening, which is more ideal and looks better with low profile sneakers, dress shoes, loafers or boat shoes.
O man! That second pair is fresh. Might have to cop.Originally Posted by RickyBattalion
Just copped these this past weekend on my trip to Manhattan..
It's just wild because he got EVERYTHING. From pictures of Kanye and Armani to an ex drug seller in Harlem who got the suit as a payment froma customer. I'm 1/3 way done. His stuff is wanting me to carry my DSLR around.Originally Posted by omgitswes
I went to Barnes and Noble to waste time between classes and ended up buying The Sartorialist.
Some real nice stuff, one day I'd want my style to mature like some of the older gentlemen in there.