I've heard good things about uniqlo before. I will give them a chance next time I order clothes online.

yes its pretty good.

i rate it 9/10.

I like Brax pants a lot, good quality, good color retention and good fit.

Recently I tried Hugo Boss jeans, but the cut is very irritating and I'm happy to soon get rid of them after 2 years of use.

carhartt Jeans are my favourites.

I also need new pajama pants because the ones I wear now have hole on the ass.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who gets holes in the ass of pajamas.

Over years I've developed a distaste over new pants or fine looking clothing.

What fits is appreciated. What is warm and looks tattered is even more cherished.

Fuck looking approachable or living in a home.

is getting alterations for the pants an option?

I always get pants taken up.

You need to browse second hand stores.

 

There's an amazing variety of stuff there.

Will do so soon.

Pls report on finding or not finding something.

 

I recently browsed the second hand stores for a raincoat, but couldn't find a suitable one.

 

Luckily I had one in my storage

Secondhand stores are great to purchase old shovels and carpets.

I keep on ordering old stuff off the Russian ebay clone. Of course, everything was produced in the 20th century. Some stuff is new with tags, like those Soviet jeans I posted before.

Now I have ordered a pair of Finnish jeans and some rynok tier trousers kabans used to wear in the 90's. Not sure about the quality but I like the cut.

 

It's the skill of seeing the real thing behind the shitty photo. Buy stuff from clueless babushkas and avoid "vintage" hipster stores where stuff is both overpriced and worn-out.

 

See? It's the cut nowhere to be found nowadays outside of the high-end price range. Will take some years before the nts turn to baggy tapered silhouettes with a high waist. Nothing can be more comfortable than the late 80s/early90s cut.

additional information: if you're not Igor-qualitat enough to do it like this or go thrifting then just buy levis 560/550 or those uniqlo jeans, the silhouette you want is called "loose tapered" or "relaxed". Cheap dad jeans for the American market still have this cut sometimes.

1st pic has some desogns for big bepos pants ownerers