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iTrader: (5)

Where shall I start? I am a tall young man and I find that the majority of mens trousers (suit and jeans) seem to be longer in the crouch region which I find horrible and annoying for me when I am shorter between waist and crouch than what seems like 95% of men. Without getting trousers made, can you get trousers that are more 'tighter' in the crouch area at all?

Jeans I am not so concerned about, but suit trousers I am. I am wide, but tall (35" waist so I need to get a 36" trouser with a long leg). I have brought trousers from Debs suit department and the likes to only come away with trousers that fit me poorly.

any recommendations?

jimmyv

Only things i can really suggest are try out different shops as fit and cut varies greatly, i know i have a similar problem with work shirts and sleeves being too short, i just needed to shop around.

Second thing is get them taken in somewhere (not sure if that can be done in the crotch region) dont know if you have a Slaters menswear near you but they offer exceelent service including making any alterations to the clothes as needed.

Sorry its not a massive help.

PeteBrant

I was just thinking this.

Jay m A

iTrader: (2)

If you can dance like MC Hammer then surely there is a silver lining to this predicament

Spoon

I know what you mean with the pleated style trouser that gathered around the crotch and made you look like you had a terminal condition when sitting down, but I wear a 36" leg and more and more stores have suitably 'no fuss' suits and trousers that look fine.

I bought a couple of suits recently from an independent shop in a town centre and for very little more money they made them to measure too. Maybe go into a shop and ask.

SwissTony

iTrader: (19)

I am speechless for once

The Zohan

& city formal brown striped trousers

have a look around the site, not just for fat blokes either + do your size!

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iTrader: (5)

Cheers for the replys. I am now not sure I should of mentioned this on here, but ha ho, I know you are only bantering

I will ask in shops to see if they will alter the trousers.

I have been into a High and Mighty store in London where I brought long sleeve casual shirt and it just had a long body and rather large in the arms, but was not really long enough in the arms. But luckily, there is a Haws & Curtis and they are perfect for long sleeve shirts, so much so I have about 5 of their shirts. Enough about shirts, now, I am going into MK tomorrow, so I will have a good hunt around and open my mouth.