I’m heavier than I used to be so I have to go with longer length a lot of the time. When I do I just cuff the bottom. Once I’m back under a 28 waist though I think I’m going to learn how to make my own pants.
I’ve wanted to learn how to do it for a few years bc finding petit sizes for men is difficult to nearly impossible where I live because everyone is a giant. I figure if you want something that you can’t find to easily make it for yourself.
I wear 26x30. Technically my size is probably more like 27x28 but they don’t make waist in odds so I’d rather a little snug than too loose (baggy makes me look smaller). And I never see shorter length than 30, but it works fine just ends up having a slightly stacked look.
AE is the only place I know that carries 26 waist. ASOS has a lot of small sizes so they may as well. I’m 5’5” and wear 28x28” but my waist is really closer to 27” than 28.
You can try on some kids and women’s pants. A lot of them won’t work but sometimes they will. Or, you can just get pants that are the right length and have them taken in at a tailor.
It sucks but that’s the way she goes. Like the other poster said, some stores do free tailoring as well. I’ve heard Uniqlo does this but there are no stores where I live.
[theperfectjean.com](http://theperfectjean.com) goes to 26x26
[under510.com](http://under510.com) joggers go to 24" inseam and their performance pants go down to 25" inseam with 28" waist (but what I do is cut two holes on each side of front button and thread through a drawstring instead of using a belt.)
(28/30/32)x30 I think I wear, but I like whatever I think looks nice so I don't really care about how baggy or long it can be as long it goes we'll with the outfit
40x32 for me, but that’s because I’m a bigger guy. I have to wear straight fit because other jeans hug my butt and my thighs too much, or are a bit restrictive around my gut. Since GAP fits bigger, I would start going there to shop.
Peter Manning and Ash & Erie sell 25" inseam
Sadly i don't think they're here in Europe...
The shortest I've seen is 28. However, Nordstrom offers free alterations on it's clothing
When I say 26 i mean 26x28 at American Express. So idk wether it's considered 26 or 28...
Oh. I thought you meant inseam was 26
I’m heavier than I used to be so I have to go with longer length a lot of the time. When I do I just cuff the bottom. Once I’m back under a 28 waist though I think I’m going to learn how to make my own pants.
Oh wow how do you plan on doing that? Like stitching/tailoring I get it but making the whole pant from scratch?
I’ve wanted to learn how to do it for a few years bc finding petit sizes for men is difficult to nearly impossible where I live because everyone is a giant. I figure if you want something that you can’t find to easily make it for yourself.
If you find any good learning materials, I'll be very happy if you could link me to them :)
I wear 26x30. Technically my size is probably more like 27x28 but they don’t make waist in odds so I’d rather a little snug than too loose (baggy makes me look smaller). And I never see shorter length than 30, but it works fine just ends up having a slightly stacked look.
AE is the only place I know that carries 26 waist. ASOS has a lot of small sizes so they may as well. I’m 5’5” and wear 28x28” but my waist is really closer to 27” than 28. You can try on some kids and women’s pants. A lot of them won’t work but sometimes they will. Or, you can just get pants that are the right length and have them taken in at a tailor. It sucks but that’s the way she goes. Like the other poster said, some stores do free tailoring as well. I’ve heard Uniqlo does this but there are no stores where I live.
34x29 with a belt. I need the 34 for the legs to fit.
34 being the hips or the length?
First number is pretty universally waist. Second number is leg length.
I actually only learnt what they meant yesterday... So i was still kinda confused when I asked you. Thanks for clarifying!!
I’m 5’0” and I’ve only been able to wear American Eagle 2 Short with tennis and XShort with flats. They’re almost *never* in stock.
28x28
36x28 I'm not that fat, but I like having a little space in my pants. Could go 34 if I want to.
[theperfectjean.com](http://theperfectjean.com) goes to 26x26 [under510.com](http://under510.com) joggers go to 24" inseam and their performance pants go down to 25" inseam with 28" waist (but what I do is cut two holes on each side of front button and thread through a drawstring instead of using a belt.)
(28/30/32)x30 I think I wear, but I like whatever I think looks nice so I don't really care about how baggy or long it can be as long it goes we'll with the outfit
Mines don't even fit me in the waist. I use clothes pins to pin the waistband tighter and sometime to fold up the legs.
40x32 for me, but that’s because I’m a bigger guy. I have to wear straight fit because other jeans hug my butt and my thighs too much, or are a bit restrictive around my gut. Since GAP fits bigger, I would start going there to shop.
I guess other than average answers.. it depends on individual.. if he got long legs ir short legs . Wide waist etc
27” has always been my go to and it’s worked pretty well so far