Trousers for big legs

I'm a size 34 waist. Generally have a similar problem but a few pairs I've bought from Debenhams have been ok. Strangely some from the same range but in a different colour are too tight on the thigh. It's annoying so i feel your pain!
 
I noticed now all the women are wearing baggie clown trousers. I am not happy about that. All the men are wearing tight trousers and the women are wearing baggie ones. I think we have that backwards. I bought a slim fit suit and the legs are way too tight. Sitting down in them they go skin tight and uncomfortable. I have to pull up the lower legs when i sit down or it stretches.
 
Suffering from severe eczema I can't wear tight clothing. It's one of the reasons I can get away with playing fast and loose* with the wording of work's dress code. Much to the annoyance of others. :D


*pun not intended.
 
I really struggle to get jeans to fit my legs, most of the current styles are skin tight on my calf - anything with a tapered fit I literally can't get on... The most annoying thing is once I find a pair that fit ok, jean companies immediately stop that style so you can't get them ever again!
Next seem to have quite a decent range of leg fits this weather (online)
 
Similar issue here... 30" waist but big legs. I find that Levis have a range of fits (504 and 501CT but not 501) work for me. Also companies like Banana Republic have trousers in a range of fits too.

Or go up a size and have a tailor adjust them.
 
I hate skin tight clothing so completely understand. I have similar issue with waist to leg to glutes ratio. You just have to hunt around and also accept that you need to wear a belt. It doesn't look as fashionable but for me at any rate I don't care.
 
Different brands of trousers/jeans typically have a range to cater for this, such as Levis or Diesel. Appreciate they aren't the cheapest but they work.
 
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