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  • Where should I be looking for some jeans that have a more relaxed cut as is becoming de rigueur?

    Possibly a sort of carrot fit to just above the top of the shoe.

    Do Levis do a cut that fits the bill?

  • It sounds like you're describing two different fits honestly. To me a modern relaxed pair of trousers means borderline baggy - and most manufacturer's think the same thing based on the silhouettes being sold under 'relaxed.' Whereas a carrot-ish fit just sounds like what they describe as 'tapered'.

    You may want to look up athletic fit, which is just a wider top block with a taper below the knee. Or a straight slim which is just a narrower straight fit that follows the shape of a leg more - rather than a traditional straight fit which is straight from top to bottom.

    Don't buy Levi's though. High street mass produced trash jeans, nowadays.

  • Edwin loose tapered might be worth a look.

    My reading of your post is that you feel like full on baggies are a step too far for your right now.

  • All my casual trousers, jeans, cords and chinos come from the Hugo Boss Arkansas range. They fit perfect, resonable quality, higher rise and clear the thighs.
    They aren't available anymore new, but ebay etc always have plenty secondhand.

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