problems finding jeans that fit

[Dubs]

I have a 31 inch waist, but HUGE quads. I cannt seem to find jeans that fit well on my legs, without being huge on my waist. Even most recently, the pair of 38s i was using got too tight on my quads/hams. Anyone else have this problem? and what do you do about it?

 

[ericraven2003]

I go to Buckle to get my jeans. Big Star brand. I am at a 29" waist at 194lbs. I was able to find only that brand that would fit my legs as well as my waist. Now, its still not a real loose fit but I can at least wear them.

 

[ericraven2003]

Fucking spammer.

 

[tenny]

I have a 31 inch waist, but HUGE quads. I cannt seem to find jeans that fit well on my legs, without being huge on my waist. Even most recently, the pair of 38s i was using got too tight on my quads/hams. Anyone else have this problem? and what do you do about it?

got any pics???

 

[Quad-smack]

Levi's loose fit carpenter jeans are pretty close for me. Not the cutting edge of fashion, but I don't give a sh!t about fashion.

 

[YoungNJacked]

try buffalo by david bitton

 

[totalrecomp]

Buy a quality jean that is reasonably priced and spend the cash to get them altered. Really only way once you get to a point if you want them to fit just right with huge legs.

 

[bloodshed]

there are a few options. ive found certain true religions and rock and republics fit baggy enough to only have to go up to a 34-36 to fit my quads (though my waist is 31) tightly. another option are PRPS jeans, if youre willing to drop 450 or so. im getting this pair soon
International Shopping - Nordstrom
and if you notice it has these straps at the belt area so you can actually tighten it without a belt. they are the only jean ive seen do that. plus their quality is the best, japanese denim is number one. you get what you pay for with them.

 

[scrapper13]

i have a bigger problem finding button down shirts(not dress shirts i mean casual button downs to wear out)...if i get one that fits my shoulders and arms it is way to baggy around the waste. any brands you guys recommend?

 

[UGAthlete]

i have a bigger problem finding button down shirts(not dress shirts i mean casual button downs to wear out)...if i get one that fits my shoulders and arms it is way to baggy around the waste. any brands you guys recommend?

I think getting them altered is the only way to go with these types of things.. I'm not even that big and the waist area on my shirts are too wide.

 

[NPCS FINEST]

there are a few options. ive found certain true religions and rock and republics fit baggy enough to only have to go up to a 34-36 to fit my quads (though my waist is 31) tightly. another option are PRPS jeans, if youre willing to drop 450 or so. im getting this pair soon
International Shopping - Nordstrom
and if you notice it has these straps at the belt area so you can actually tighten it without a belt. they are the only jean ive seen do that. plus their quality is the best, japanese denim is number one. you get what you pay for with them.

LOL no offense bro...but I think you are one crazy sob to pay that kinda money on those jeans. They look decent but I wont even pay over 75-100 for a pair of jeans let alone almost $500.

 

[Wynn]

I saved this link from another board. I will give it a try when I recover from the economic setbacks this year.

Custom Jeans

 

[bloodshed]

LOL no offense bro...but I think you are one crazy sob to pay that kinda money on those jeans. They look decent but I wont even pay over 75-100 for a pair of jeans let alone almost $500.

to be completely honest, i dont pay full price. i get wholesale so about 150$. ive been around the clothing industry for my entire life, so i know everything that goes into it. the average person may not understand the difference in quality, but i do and i don't like to settle.

 

[NPCS FINEST]

to be completely honest, i dont pay full price. i get wholesale so about 150$. ive been around the clothing industry for my entire life, so i know everything that goes into it. the average person may not understand the difference in quality, but i do and i don't like to settle.

Trust me bro...I know the difference...I'm all about quality...I just wouldnt spend that much myself on jeans....Ive spent crazy amounts of money on clothes but next 500 bucks for jeans....I guess im just not to "baller stats" yet when it comes to jeans LOL....

150 isnt so bad tho

 

[xsincity82x]

Seven jeans) they are designer i pick mine up for 100-140 depends on where you shop but they are the most comfortable jeans ive ever put on, i used to where true religion but these are ten times better, and they stretch a little so you dont feel closterphobic if thats even how you spell that, go check em out I have a 32.5 inch waist right now and 29 inch thighs and they still feel good i do have to wear 36's tho but you prob wont.

 

[brother_iron]

32 inch waist right now, 33 on a all you can eat day 30.5-31 inch quads.

The Buckle, they have a cut called "seth" they have multiple seth cuts though. Great quality, I like them better than 7s, true religions, etc. Only things I can find + only 60-80$.

 

[bloodshed]

Trust me bro...I know the difference...I'm all about quality...I just wouldnt spend that much myself on jeans....Ive spent crazy amounts of money on clothes but next 500 bucks for jeans....I guess im just not to "baller stats" yet when it comes to jeans LOL....

150 isnt so bad tho

i truly wear my pairs out though. so i figure ill invest in the best because i buy maybe 2 pairs a year

 

[The Wolf]

I have a 31 inch waist, but HUGE quads. I cannt seem to find jeans that fit well on my legs, without being huge on my waist. Even most recently, the pair of 38s i was using got too tight on my quads/hams. Anyone else have this problem? and what do you do about it?

Get some good Sean John or rokkafella counterfits from China on Ebay. Make sure they are plain because you dont want to look like a gangster wrapper do you?

 

[Big A]

The GASP jeans from FitGR.com - best jeans I own.

 

[fade]

I saved this link from another board. I will give it a try when I recover from the economic setbacks this year.

Custom Jeans

this looks like a goldmine.. $50 for a pair of custom jeans is not bad at all. having jeans that actually fit my waist and my thighs without being too loose or tight would be awesome.