Why the FUCK can I not find clothes that fit like this. Do you know how many fucking pants and shirts i've bought? Each one somehow falling flat in just this extremely simple fit. Go ahead tell me what brands I should be buying to achieve this. I'll tell you if I've tried them. I have 0 price limit. I'm not a fatso either.

>>18508423 (OP)
are you buying pleated trousers made out of non-blends you fuckin retard?

>>18508423 (OP)
You can't find a pale blue university stripe Oxford shirt and 2-3 pleat chinos? Highly doubt that.

Maybe you just dont have the body of a model, which is totally fine broskito

>>18508423 (OP)
You are either fat or retarded pick one

>>18508423 (OP)
You can literally find pleated chinos on Walmart's website, retard.

>>18508430
>>18508431
>>18508433
>>18508461
As I would have expected, the IQ of this board is too fucking low to understand this. Go ahead. Post fit.

>>18508469
>Can't find basic trousers
>In the era of revival of high waisted pleated pants
>Calls others low IQ
>Posts 'post fit', for no reason
Holy redditor

>>18508474
Give me a brand to buy then.

>>18508423 (OP)
Oxford looks classically cut, but the model is thin, so maybe on the slightly slimmer side. Regardless, you should be buying oxfords from Drake’s or Mercer. Trousers are generic straight fit slight taper double pleats, probably basic chino fabric. Drake’s again, The Armoury, O’Connell’s or J. Press (latter two may need a taper added by your tailor).

>>18508490
>Drakes
Doesn't have pleated chinos
>The Armoury
Not even close to my size, i wear a 29 waist
>J press
Lowest is 30, still not my size

I've tried bringing in the waist in a few pants through several tailors and it tends not to work for various reasons.

Haven't tried these shirts though. So i'll give it a go thanks.

>>18508474
>does everything but posts fit
post fit. why are you afraid

>>18508423 (OP)
Wish my clothes would fit this good.

>>18508423 (OP)
Suck it

>>18508423 (OP)
You can't buy off the shelf clothes like that. You need to get them tailored.

>>18508529
impressive

Half of my wardrobe is tailor made. Much better than going for some premade slop that needs to be tailored anyway.

>>18508575
The clothes they make nowadays cater so much to fatfucks that pretty much anyone who isn't shaped like a bowling ball will need a tailor. You are not special. Not anymore.

>>18508529
Why aren't you wearing an undershirt you faggot?

>>18508423 (OP)
quality of the tailoring and fabric. you're looking at vintage photos then shopping budget or trendy brands that are just meant to crudely imitate the look and look 'good enough' in a product photo.

>>18508493
if you have a low waist size just go vintage.

>>18508550
you can if you have a svelte physique, trapezoidal torso and normal vertical ratios. but yeah everyone else on earth needs a tailor.

>>18508423 (OP)
try ironing your pants dummy

>>18508680
Ironing the pants and folding them the proper way when storing. You don't fold pleated pants like jeans by folding it into half vertically. You first collapse them along the pleats, like an accordion, so that you maintain the pleat crease that runs along the length of the legs.

>>18508423 (OP)
Let me guess, you bought from Amerilard brands? Don't you know only the Europeans and Japs know how to make clothings that fit non-obese bodies? Try these brands
>Casatlantic
>Berg & Berg
>Rubato
>Scavini
>Bryceland
>Besnard
>De Petrillo
>Cesare Attolini
>Orazio Luciano
>The Anthology

>>18508709
finally a real reply

>>18508600
This, it's so fucking frustrating. A 33 regular is still compressing my legs, I'd probably need to go two sizes up and considerably take in the waist to make it work. It's all cut for fat guys with chicken legs now

>>18508709
>>18508710
berg & berg sale right now. they're a good value on sale and overpriced at full.
the brands on that list that are designed by an actual tailor like bryceland's are going to look the best imo. a designer who's done real tailoring on thousands of people will know how to make better rtw patterns every time. never tried their pants personally but killer casual shirts.
the step up from the list he posted is going bespoke. the british traveling tailors have similar quality to the italians and french for a good deal cheaper and less of a wait list. yes they come to major usa cities regularly. you might have to road trip a little.

>>18508575
half of my wardrobe is vintage for the same reason the fit is just way better almost every time. being a low waist size its easy to find stuff and it tends to go cheaper because there's less other guys buying it.
if i lived somewhere like yurop or northeast with real tailors i'd probably do the same as you.

Buy a sewing machine and learn to use it.

>>18508700
>not hanging your pants

>>18508423 (OP)
The honest truth is if you want clothes to fit properly and have all the features you are looking for, go to the tailor and have him make it for you
You will never find the right fit when everything is mass produced

>>18508710
>>18508709
Im a big guy i rather wear american than europoop

>>18508896
The truth finally comes out...

>>18508881
or just buy something that almost fits and have a tailor alter it to fit you for a fraction of the cost of a completely custom made piece...

>>18508490
Who the fuck buys clothes from someone called "J. Press" LMFAO?

>>18508709
End of the thread.

>>18508709
>Casatlantic
cotton slop
>Berg & Berg
overpriced
>Rubato
overpriced by a lot
>Scavini
slim fit faggotry made by the zestiest faggot in paris
>Bryceland
overpriced by a lot
>Besnard
litteral who
>De Petrillo
overpriced by a lot
>Cesare Attolini
idem
>Orazio Luciano
idem
>The Anthology
picrel.

>>18510126
>zestiest
whole post instantly went in the trash