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Hi Mec, the legs patterns are definitely cut to cyclists because its a detail I obssess about and i test everything before it gets sign off (amongst the others). But there are different cuts for different body types. The Summer Trousers are slimmer than Jinzu Jeans for instance.
Don't know what generation the rain trousers I have were, maybe v1. But, knee circumference reducing from 46 to 40cm on a Large, "cut for cycling". Actually curious what your feedback has been on this updated cut. How do you test it. I'm totally fine if I'm an outlier, but I find it hard to believe that I am.
Really, I'd like to hear that the updated cut was a non-flyer and that next season you will be returning to trousers that women can actually bend their knees in (useful for cycling), because I might actually buy some then. Also, at first I was super sceptical of the button tab waist adjuster things, but the ability to not have to wear a belt is really great. Just saying.
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Hi Mec, the legs patterns are definitely cut to cyclists because its a detail I obssess about and i test everything before it gets sign off (amongst the others). But there are different cuts for different body types. The Summer Trousers are slimmer than Jinzu Jeans for instance. If you prepared to share thigh circumference, waist and inside leg, I could tell you your leg shape and how it'd match up, but it'd be tiiiiny bit public! Email us on info@vulpine.cc and ask for me. I'll tell Dani.