Fit Sizing And Measurements
Now to the fun part of figuring out your size. If you want to skip all the details and nuances, you can hit our summarized recommendation a few paragraphs below in the too-long-didnt-read paragraph.
I had a hard time figuring out what size to get despite all the various measurements posted online from various websites. That might have actually added to the uncertainty since every retailer measures a little differently, and so I had a bunch of differing measurements. That said, I feel like I ended up with the right size , but I just as easily could have been happy with a size 2 | M. First off, well lay down some groundwork with the size table and conversions. I believe most retailers just use the numerical JPN size, but I may have seen one or two websites where they were listed as the letter sizes. As you can see, there are three sizes and each pair of pants does have a tag that lists all 3 . USA and EUR sizing are the same though as far as the tagged size.
| JPN | |
| L | XL |
Because orSlow is a Japanese brand, weve also chosen to use the JPN sizing for our website, just as we do for all our other Japanese brands. With that out of the way, here are the actual measurements. You can find how we measure by going to our Measuring Guide.
| Size | |
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| 7.5 | 33.25 |
| Size 3 | |
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| -0.25 | -1.25 |
A Review Of The Orslow Slim Fit Fatigue Pants
Figured I’d throw this review + sizing guide here on /malefashionadvice since I spent quite a bit of time trying to nail down my sizing before buying a pair of these orSlow Slim Fit Fatigue Pants. I went through various website’s sizing charts, as well as reading some threads on here like ‘s thread on comparing various Fatigue Pants.
The full write-up with charts and photos:
For a quick TL DR: In general most folks will be able to fit well in two different sizes, depending on how you’d like the overall fit to be. Obviously, the lower size being a bit slimmer and tighter all around, with the upper size being more relaxed. The waist has two adjustable button tabs on each side, which you can use to tighten the waist by 0.5″ per button. Meaning, if the waist measures 32″ when laid flat, you can get it down to 31″ using both buttons, or go in-between with just one button and landing at 31.5″. So there’s quite a bit of flexibility built in to these Fatigue Pants. The only other quick note is that throwing these in the washer and dryer will definitely tighten them up, but will just as quickly stretch back out after a couple wears. Overall it’ll stretch out just a tad in the waist and areas of high tension , but shouldn’t experience much shrinkage, if any.
Feel free to leave some questions or comments here and I’ll try to answer!
Slim Fit Fatigue Pants
Slim Fit Fatigue Pants – Olive Reverse Sateen
A classic that cant be conquered. Since first becoming army standard issue in 1952 until their discontinuation in 1989, Olive Drabs in heavy cotton sateen have become icons for much more than their pragmatic origins. Worn as statements by pro-war and anti-war protesters alike, the truth is that theyre just incredibly solid pants with a color thats attractive on everyone. With heavy duty seams, patch pockets and 4-hole resin buttons, theyre made to stand up to anything.
Its hard to beat a great pair of broken-in fatigues, but the traditional fit was a bit rushed and necessarily simple. OrSlow solved this. First sourcing the exact fabric and then washing and working it to feel just like the original, they are then cut with a much more modern slim fit that seems to fit well on everyone. Similar to the taper in 107s, these are the pants you’ve been hunting for in vintage shops, but arent going to find.
No matter what your worklife and freetime look like, these pants will be in heavy rotation…
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Orslow Slim Fit Fatigue Pants
Weve been big fans of orSlow for quite some time, especially after coming across their Fatigue Pants in that beautiful shade of olive/green, but with a pastel-like brush to it. The appearance is soft on the eyes and unlike any other. Accordingly, I went ahead and picked up a pair before we brought it in just to give it a whirl. Nine months later and these are going strong, with no signs of wearing out. Weve written up a review and a definitive guide on orSlow Slim Fit Fatigue Pants sizing.
Orslow Reverse Cotton Sateen Slim Fit Fatigue Pants
Select a size from above to see availability.
Modeled after U.S. military workwear. It has been completed through several minor changes since its birth in 2006. Using the originally made uneven yarn. The color fades the more you wear.- Two slant pockets in front- Back flap covered pockets- Tabbed side adjusters- Slim fit- 100% Cotton- Zipper flyMade in JapanMeasurements 1 2 3 4 5 Waist 30″ 31″ 33″ 34″ 37″Thigh 11.5″ 12″ 12″ 13″ 13″Inseam 30″ 31″ 32″ 33″ 33.5″Leg Opening 7.5″ 7.5″ 7.5″ 7.5″ 7.5″
*** PLEASE NOTE: Blundstones cannot be shipped to Canada.
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- You have 7 days from delivery to mail out the return.
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How Do You Measure Mens Pants
Measurements for mens bottoms look at both length and width and its important you take these measurements into consideration when shopping for khakis. They will usually fall at or below your ankles, while the waist measurement will depend on whether you choose a classic, straight, slim or relaxed fit.
