I wear cotton linen trousers in those situations. Black ones of course. White ones are for fat essex girls with pink underwear.
Cargo or combat trousers?
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I wear cotton linen trousers in those situations. Black ones of course. White ones are for fat essex girls with pink underwear.
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combat trousers need to be tough material, not light and loose as you guys might wear over summer..
the ones i have there is a space for hunting knife lower down, which is concealed by a piece of fabric
the ones i have there is a space for hunting knife lower down, which is concealed by a piece of fabric
I always wanted some good maharishi combats, with an awesome dragon/chinese village embroidary. But i was about 18 then..
now i think they might look a bit gay.
particularly on a gentlemen of your age
They're plain. Couldn't be doing with the big designs up the back of the leg.
Great, isnt't it?
ah right.
well in that case i would probably not bother splashing out the higher price on something that could be just as nice to look at from a high street store like Next or similar.
The embroidery was what always made Maharishi appeal and set them above the rest for pants, but i dont think they justifiy the higher price for plain old combats.
although i aint really priced them in a while tbh
Gilly consider this place for buying pants
http://www.chemical-records.co.uk/s...y=CL&SX=Mens&FMT=Pants&ND=-1&All=True&Sort=NI
i always used to buy vinyl and dj stuff from them, and then i started buying the odd tshirt or pair of pants. There range of clothes is pretty huge and they provide excellent service.
they sell maharishi too if thats still your main choice after checking out my link
hope it helps
http://www.chemical-records.co.uk/s...y=CL&SX=Mens&FMT=Pants&ND=-1&All=True&Sort=NI
i always used to buy vinyl and dj stuff from them, and then i started buying the odd tshirt or pair of pants. There range of clothes is pretty huge and they provide excellent service.
they sell maharishi too if thats still your main choice after checking out my link
hope it helps
No such thing as too many pockets.
Urgh, I've just had a horrible flashback to my primary school days when your coolness was measured by how many pockets your bodywarmer had
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No such thing as too many pockets.
Urgh, I've just had a horrible flashback to my primary school days when your coolness was measured by how many pockets your bodywarmer had
Course there is, when over half the surface area of your clothes are taken up by pockets you've gone beyond the necessary. If you're carrying enough stuff that you need so many pockets buy a bag, even buy a manbag if you must, it won't look any worse. And as for the amount of time that some people seem to spend searching in them... I'm sure they are just feeling themselves up in a more socially acceptable manner.
Plus you don't see many students wearing Maharishi
Looking at these i'm not suprised.....
http://www.emaharishi.com/?cat=14&type=page
Gayer than flip flops.
I always thought that combat trousers were camouflaged where as cargo can be plain. No idea if that's right though, never given it much thought
this
Some of them are, yes. The ones I was looking at were plain and navy blue. Not gay in the slightest
They don't have my size anyway so it was plain Ralph Lauren ones. Cheaper too.Some of them are, yes. The ones I was looking at were plain and navy blue. Not gay in the slightest
Go on buy the tiger ones grrrrrrrrrrr
I'm the same as you, I use the terms interchangably with little thought.
FLIP FLOPS ARE NOT GAY
DAMN RIGHT THEY'RE NOT!
Neither are the various pairs of 3/4 length combats I have in my drawer.
I have a 'decent' pair of combat trousers, but i can't bring myself to wear them. I hate them.
Good jeans are the way forward.
