The creator addresses the common problem of finding well-fitting pants for heavier-set individuals. He then presents a list of four specific recommendations, showing screenshots of each product: Ben Davis Gorilla Cut pants, Buck Mason's Big Chino, TCB's 30s jeans, and Long Haul's Pioneer jeans, explaining the benefits and sizing of each. He concludes with an encouraging message that finding clothes is possible if you know where to look.
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Here is a short list of 4 pants (2 chinos and 2 jeans) that I recommend to heavier-set folks in my DMs and that I coach. Just because it might be hard to find clothing in your size, doesn’t mean it’s impossible. You just need to know where to look
Brands mentioned:
@bendaviscompany
@buckmason
@tcbinoue
@longhaulcc
Transcript
For heavier set individuals, finding pants in your size can be one of the most common obstacles you face. So here are four pant recommendations I often give out to my clients. First and foremost are the Gorilla Cuts by Ben Davis. Many have noted that they are a poly blend, but for the sizing options and for the price tag, they're kind of unbeatable. Next on my list are Buck Mason's Big Chino. A lot of people know and love the Giant Fit Chino from J. Crew, and these serve as a more well constructed option that comes in a size forty, which I don't believe is offered by the giant fit chino that J. Crew has. Next, we are moving into jeans. And for my first recommendation, I would go with the thirties jeans from TCB. These offer a classic nineteen thirties cut for a very affordable price. And best better certainly not least, continuing with jeans, we have the Pioneer from the long haul. These are continuing that classic nineteen thirties cut in kind of a medium price range. Just because finding pants in your size is hard to do, doesn't mean that it's impossible. You just need to know where to look.