Referee pants advice

[jTheUmp]

You might try finding someone to re-do the hem of your current pants so that they'll fit the newly-skinny you.

Dry-cleaning places will often have someone who can do alterations, and the cost is usually pretty negligible.

That's what I did a couple of years ago after I lost about 40 lbs, and I managed to get 4 pairs of pants altered for less than the cost of one new pair.

[BigT]

Originally Posted by jTheUmp

You might try finding someone to re-do the hem of your current pants so that they'll fit the newly-skinny you.

Dry-cleaning places will often have someone who can do alterations, and the cost is usually pretty negligible.

That's what I did a couple of years ago after I lost about 40 lbs, and I managed to get 4 pairs of pants altered for less than the cost of one new pair.

Beat me to it...

Mens store might have someone who can do it too.

[bob jenkins]

REFEREE PANT

[bas2456]

First of all...good for you!

Secondly...well there really is nothing else...good for you!!

[IowaMike]

Originally Posted by jTheUmp

You might try finding someone to re-do the hem of your current pants so that they'll fit the newly-skinny you.

Dry-cleaning places will often have someone who can do alterations, and the cost is usually pretty negligible.

That's what I did a couple of years ago after I lost about 40 lbs, and I managed to get 4 pairs of pants altered for less than the cost of one new pair.

Already tossed the old ones. They can only take in pants so much and I went from a 48 to a 38 so I don't think they could have made it work.

[wyo96]

Personal preference for sure, but my last 2 pair have been the M8990 Cliff Keen Pant
M8990 - Cliff Keen Pant - Cliff Keen Athletic

wide waist band with some flex for the comfort.

I'm not very hapy with the new Smitty 4-way stretch pants....have been trying to find Sansabelts. Does anyone know where I can find some?

[LRZ]

Originally Posted by AremRed

I'm not very hapy with the new Smitty 4-way stretch pants....have been trying to find Sansabelts. Does anyone know where I can find some?

What don't you like about the Smittys? I was thinking about getting a pair for next season, but....

Originally Posted by LRZ

What don't you like about the Smittys? I was thinking about getting a pair for next season, but....

I prefer the heavier fabric of my Sansabelt's, they do not seem to wrinkle as easily, look less shiny, and I just prefer them based on feel. Can't explain more than that.

[BryanV21]

Tailors can typically take in a pant no more than four inches, since at that point the side seams are at the back of the pant and the back pockets are next to eachother.

65 pounds is pretty substantial, so don't count on your pants simply being altered. Give it a shot, but I just wanted to give you a head's up.