'>>18089372
orSlow 105';

'There so many

American eagle if you want really comfortable stretch jeans';

'>>18089381
>stretch jeans
looking for real jeans, not faux jeans.';

'>>18089372
Iron heart';

'>>18089390
>Go to store that sells quality and not cheap fast fashion
>look for jeans you like
>????';

'Just make sure they are not made in china';

'>>18089372
tcb 50';

'>>18089372
I have a couple pairs from APC that I really like';

'vintage 501's why would you buy anything else';

'>>18089372
Wrangler 13MWZ in the low budget range';

'>>18089372
True Religion';

'>>18089372
the new true guy fit from naked and famous';

'>>18089372 (OP)
>best fitting straight leg jean
resolute 710/711 by far, if you are above or below average height. they're the only japanese selvedge brand that sells their jeans by specific inseam instead of expecting you to hem them. each inseam length the entire leg is re-patterned so all the taper points are actually meant for your height. their entire focus as a brand is on the perfect fit.
with other brands using 1 size fits all inseams you're supposed to hem yourself, if you're much taller or shorter than the ~5'9 average jeans are made for they won't fit as good as they could because the knee taper won't be at the right spot etc.

>im not a manlet or lanklet
orslow 105
tcb 50s
tcb 40s
tcb 20s

>>18089391
nigger their straight leg is eternally out of stock and they refuse to produce it more than once in a blue moon.

>>18089698
tcb does vintage 501s better than lvc for cheaper.

>>18089394
there's only 1 store in my local mall that sells acceptable quality denim (g star) that's harder than you think if he doesn't live in la or nyc.';

'>>18090040
NTA but the 1955 is perpetually out. The 634 is always in stock and looks fairly comparable to the 711 just going off of size charts';

'>>18089372
Wrangler. For me, nothing else even comes close.';

'>>18089688
i have a pair of the new standards (bought for maybe 50 dollars used). i do like them a lot, but the fit feels a little dated because of the low rise. It would be a better fit if the rise was an inch or so higher. I don't know if they've changed the fit at all over the years to keep up with changing standards. This was the "new" standard over a decade ago. Also the button holes on the fly are coming apart, which seems like a weird thing to fail on a pair of jeans that retails for over 200.

Just ordered a pair of their "jean standard" which has a higher rise. Found a pair for 52. will see how they fit.';

'>>18090040
>tvb or lvc
aint nobodty talking about that bullshit i am talking about real vintage made in the usa 501's that hug your ass and make you look like a man. you are 6ft+ and fit right anon+?';

'Abercrombie athletic straight are my favorite personally.';

'Sugar Cane 1947s. 501s the way they used to make em.';

'>>18090510
I second this, only I prefer the sugarcane 1955';

'>>18090510
>cotton thread
Great cut hamstring by repro autism';

'Rogue Territory';

'Filson. Search up the “Railsplitter jeans”.';

'Left field smokestacks';

'>>18090476
tcb and lvc specialize in making reproductions of those vintage levi's 501's you're talking about complete with the fit. its the same thing just a new pair of jeans instead of an already worn in one & a lot cheaper.';

'>>18090795
This. I am into repro cuts, but why use inferior thread? It ruins the entire prospect of the jeans. I'm not retarded enough to buy a pair of $200+ jeans that intentionally use worse thread that falls apart.';

'>>18091049
most jap brands hardly give the western market a single thought & most japs who want straight cuts want the whole repro shebang. the target audience gets an erection from the tiny bit of denim that pulls through on old school style rivets, something 99.995% of humanity won't even notice.
really just need to wait for the jap brands that don't do repro stuff to notice the increased demand for straight leg type cuts from the western market and react to it. a lot of jap brands make modern type jeans, they're just slow to react to the shift away from skinny fits.
one of the repro brands has a product line where they don't use all the autism details btw. i think its warehouse?';

'>>18089372
>Who makes the best fitting straight leg jean?
this depends on your body type, but in general, many people I know in real life and in forums with different body shapes were happy with Levis 501 '93, the skinnier people particularly with Levis 502';

'>>18090984
>cheaper
no? 501's at any decent thrift are $40-60 the nerd shit your talking about is $300+. raw denim is fucking gay, sufu self edge blue in green havent been cool in 15 years. actually BiG has trans pretty well into carrying chill brands but gtfo with that muh raw denim';

'>>18089863
>>18090229
you guys realize that the wrangler cowboy cut is actually a boot cut right? it’s not really totally straight.';

'>>18091436
most thrift stores have only a small chance of having real vintage levis, let alone in the right size. and why would they cost that much at a thrift? and tcb is very inexpensive. you have no idea what you're talking about.';

'>>18091461
>not having a currated vintage store(s) in your city
fly over states shoudl not be allowed to have the internet. no shit tcb is expensive, thats why it sucks retard. spend money on real clothes, buy vintage 501. you sound 5'5 and doughy';

'For cheap, wrangler. For best quality, Observer Collection.';

'>>18091459
You're a retard
13MWZ are tapered';

'>>18091826
in which fucking universe? do you even own a pair? they have an obvious flare that you can see once you put te';

'>>18089400
>>18089372
China can actually be quite good. I have a pair of Red tornados for around 80 eur and they are actually really well made, very clean stiching and a good straight cut, denim is also of solid quality. They don't have the jap/american pedigree but for the price they are really solid.';

'>>18091937
*them on';

'>>18091937
In the one where I own 3 pair and they have a smaller leg opening than my 501 STFs or Sugar Canes (coincidentally my 13mwz have the same size leg opening as my iron heart 888 which are... a tapered cut). It's also the same universe where Wrangler's own website lists them as tapered while there's a whole separate boot cut series (945/946/947) that has a wider leg opening';

'>>18091984
>In the one where I own 3 pair and they have a smaller leg opening than my 501 STFs or Sugar Canes
consider the following: their thigh is smaller than either of those and it tapers out below the knee.
>also the same universe where Wrangler's own website lists them as tapered
at the thigh maybe, but definitely not at the hem. they so obviously flare out when you’re actually wearing them, it’s not a bell bottom but it definitely flares.';

'>>18092056
Except it literally doesn't 'taper' out. It tapers to a smaller leg opening from the knee. Here's an old fit pic. 13MWZ in 32x32

Please show me where they flare out';

'>>18092072
your pair are clearly too long for you and therefore are a terrible representation of how they actually sit below the knee. post a pic where they actually drape cleanly instead of scrunching up.';

'>>18092080
You realize that stacking creates more flare, not less right? Or am I arguing with a 50iq retard?';

'>>18092085
it makes them look like a car crash on your legs and also makes you look like you don’t know how to buy pants that are hemmed right, or cuff your pants for that matter (which shouldn’t be an issue since according to you these are apparently tapered and not bootcut)';

'>>18092099
Holy cope. Just admit you're wrong and call it a day bro
>or cuff your pants for that matter (which shouldn’t be an issue since according to you these are apparently tapered and not bootcut
I wear these with cowboy boots most of the time. Cuffs+cowboy boots only works if you're going for a 40s or 50s western look. Otherwise stacks are the way to go. And if I did cuff them they'd look even more tapered than they are now';

'>>18092105
Hell, I'll do you one better. I just got home so here's a quick pic of the 13mwz in question. Thigh, knee (~12" down the leg) and hem. Notice anything about the numbers? Like that they get smaller?';

'>>18092105
i wear my cowboy cuts with chelsea boots all the time and they’re so obviously bootcut it’s not funny. my 501s get caught on the pull tab all the time where i never have this issue with the cowboy cuts. either you bought the wrong thing just like how you bought the wrong length or we got a very different jean from the same brand.
>>18092110
i noticed how the last image is cut off without clearly showing where the tape measure ends, yeah.';

'>>18092110
>I too can be a retard at times. Uncropped version of bottom right';

'>>18092113
And one more. Hem over the knee.
>>18092112
Sounds like you have bitch legs and can't fill out your jeans. Sad. Maybe you should buy pants that fit?';

'>>18092117
Why are you still humoring this low effort troll?';

'>>18092120
Time to kill + enough retards parroting the bootcut meme online that I think he may be genuine';

'>>18092117
lol what? my 501s are literally skintight over my thighs lol, what the fuck are you talking about? you’re the one who buys jeans that are too long for your legs rofl
>>18092120
probably because i’m right and bro has some whack ass jeans that don’t even fit him properly.';

'>>18092117
here’s my cowboy cuts next to my LVC 1947 501s. if cowboy cuts count as tapered then i guess so do 501s, invalidating half the recommendations in this thread.';

'>>18092139
>Anon learns that 501s are tapered';

'>>18092145
literally every resource online including multiple people in this thread consider them straight cut. either you have some sort of undiagnosed jean autism and to you straight cut means you can use the inseam as a straightedge, or apparently the entire world including levis themselves have been advertising the 501s wrong.';

'>>18091984
>>18092145
also lol, speaking of advertising, wrangler lists the 13MWZ as bootcut on their website, as well as filing them under tapered, original, western, and cowboy cut. apparently these jeans are somehow all of the above. who knew?';

'>>18091941
The rise looks weird.';

'op: anyone replying with any sort of mall brand jeans or any non-lvc levi's recommendation is clueless. throw their posts in the trash.

>>18091436
>no? 501's at any decent thrift are $40-60 the nerd shit your talking about is $300+
>aint nobodty talking about that bullshit i am talking about real vintage made in the usa 501's
>fly over states shoudl not be allowed to have the internet. no shit tcb is expensive, thats why it sucks retard. spend money on real clothes, buy vintage 501. you sound 5'5 and doughy
this anon is mentally ill, and a pajeet from india who grew up in abject poverty. he posts this every thread.

>>18091459
13mwz has a slight taper. also its the mentally ill jeet trolling you.

>>18092139
>>18092147
>literally every resource online including multiple people in this thread consider them straight cut.
>if cowboy cuts count as tapered then i guess so do 501s, invalidating half the recommendations in this thread.
here let me fix your confusion: all straight cut jeans have a slight taper.
"tapered" jeans means they have a high taper RATIO.
making the legs literal uniform cylinders looks uncanny on 99% of people.
these terms are not as rigid in colloquial and marketing use as an autism brain would lead one to indicate.

>>18092191
they are.';

'>>18090040
resolute is the only good answer in this thread. they are obviously the best fitting straight cut jeans seeing as they're the only brand that even makes an attempt for their jeans to fit guys who aren't 5'9 with average length legs properly.
other brands may make a good straight cut. but none of them are even trying to make the best one. op asked for the best.';

'>>18092433
well the taper below the knee between 501 and 13MWZ is identical, which means they are straight cut and not tapered. case closed';

'>>18092433
5'5 and doughy';

'>>18089372
the patrician choice would probably be one of those japanese brands. they make the best denim in the world';

'>>18090699
That's the 1947 with a zipper right? I'm about to pick up the Sugar Cane 2021s as a secondary for a more tapered fit.';

'>>18092436
So what is the best brand if you are above 6', in your opinion?';

'>>18089921
>t. romanian living in UK';

'calvin klein standards straight fit
selvedge, good weight thats heavier than levis
i have a black and blue pair and theyre really comfortable, also usually on sale and they feel like they will last forever, no taper either';

'>>18089372
Levi!';

'>>18094213
>Gender inclusive design with minimal, essential styling
The last time I tried gender inclusive sizing bullshit it was 2-3 sizes smaller than normal men’s sizing. Idk why they feel the need to complicate fucking clothing size of all things which is already incredibly inconsistent on its own';

'>>18093445
its not about your height its about how long your legs are. there's actually not as much correlation between height and inseam measurement as you would think. its correlated to a few other factors almost as strongly like ethnicity etc.
anyways jeans are pretty much always designed for around a 34" inseam. that's what the person designing it has in mind when they decide stuff like where the knee taper begins and shit like that.
if you have a 34" inseam +/- an inch or two then you have a lot of options. warehouse has the best straight fit imo. their taper ratio is magic and looks good on almost every guy. orslow and fullcount are good too. any repro fit is good honestly, other than 60s era imo.
if your inseam is outside that range above or below, resolute 710/711/etc will fit the best you will find short of making your own jeans or something.';

'>>18094648
Thorough response, thank you. I would rather pay someone to make good jeans.';

'>>18094652
you'll always get the best fit having someone make them custom to your body like that.';

'>>18094697
Ah, I didn't consider paying someone to custom make them for myself. I was thinking 'oh, I don't want to sew jeans myself.'
I also have a good but not great tailor. So I would need to locate one.';

'>>18089375
Orslow is great but only for manlets';

'>>18089372
Me. I make the best fitting straight leg jean.';

'>>18091459
retard, they are straight. unlike you';

'>>18094648
I usually wear high rise straight fit with a 33.5 to 34” waist. The Warehouse lot 800xx has weird sizing on the standard and strange website. Seems like I would need a size 36?';

'>>18095073
always go off the batch measurements not the tag size. some jap brands can be fucky.';

'>>18089372
why do hicks tuck their tshirts?';

'>>18090243
just got in the apc "jean standard" and can confirm it's a very good fit. very similar to the new standard only it has a higher rise, which is exactly what i was looking for. would recommend if you can find them for <$100. I recommend apc in general not because they're the highest quality vintage repro denim head jeans, but because the company is well established and has been producing consistent styles for decades so it's pretty easy to find them on the second hand market for less than $100. Wouldn't buy them at the full retail price obviously';

'>>18094213
its crazy that i don't even think of calvin klein when it comes to jeans, which is weird because that was their thing back in the day. i don't recall ever even trying on a pair of ck jeans or seeing a pair that I liked, let alone a selvedge pair from them. Where do you usually buy them?

>>18092433
Best "mall brand" jean? I'd say Club Monaco (although it's rare to see them in a mall), sometimes j crew has decent jeans, but they're super inconsistent, i never felt like they really nailed the jeans game even though they ought to have it in the bag by now. Nordstrom caries apc sometimes and nudie n&f, but i haven't shopped there in ages. Have heard good things about Abercrombie jeans recently

>>18094906
could only find one pair on poshmark and it was a 30 but the waist measurement was like 13" and the rise was like 8 >:o

>>18097312
more conservative culture so it defers to more traditional practices. it also seems more professional, even if it's just a t shirt. also shows off the pants and belt more. i hang out around a lot of hicks, but i don't do the full tuck.';

'>>18089372
Dior Homme Hedi era';

'>>18097934
MIJ or what?';

'>>18097931
no club monaco around me. if its useful to anyone the best jeans at the malls in my area are g star (their line of normal jeans not the nig stuff) and gap/br selvedge. all 3 are overpriced but go on sale often and are good at that price. g star has a surprisingly good straight leg fit/pattern (3301 straight) their fabric's alright, but they're not selvedge. gap/br have an ok fit/pattern but they're kaihara (taiwan not their mij mill) selvedge. incredibly slow fading fabric btw. all 3 can be found on 50-80% sale multiple times a year and they're a steal at that price. can't rely on it but it makes it worth popping in those stores when you happen to be around. if this is useful to anyone.
better jeans can be found at box stores outside of the city (levis, wrangler, rustler etc) and the brands you find at places like tractor supply and bass pro. IMO.
but its not so bad, blueowl is local and self edge is only a few hours drive.

rip my niggas:
uniqlo - why the fuck did they stop selling everything except skinny cut stretch selvedge outside of asia? their jeans were so good. it makes no sense with how hard they are pushing workwear and denim in their current product lines either. uniqlo slim straight was a godlike cut.
nordy - havent seen anything except 1 or 2 colors of pre wash apc's in years. do they even still carry n&f?';

'these started off as waxed raw 3301's -> roofing jeans -> cutoff jorts';

'uniqlo used to sell one of the best slim straight cuts out there. not too slimmed down. not too much taper. just how i like it. they really need to bring this one and the straight cut back.';

'>>18089372
Just get some Levi's 505's and spare yourself the headache.';

'>>18098721
current 505 cut is terrible bro. thrift store 505's are still good though.';

'>>18089381
>stretch
>in straight leg jeans
Why are you /fa/ggots such faggots?';

'>>18097934
>Dior Homme Hedi era
Truth, still kicking myself for not getting some 21CMs back in the day';

'How long does it take for Iron heart to restock?';

'>>18099806
Check their forum thread for whatever pair you're looking for. They'll post restock announcements there. Or you can check third party stocklists since the price will be identical';

'>>18089375
NAME';

'Anything like Wrangler 13MWZ with a really high rise that are avialable in Yurop or UK? 13MWZ are budget jeans but sold at a premium price here now.

The fit and 12" rise are comfy as fuck.';

'>>18094571
>>Gender inclusive design
What the fuck?

Nah, actually in the ((((current year)))) I am not surprised.';

'>>18097312
>why do hicks tuck their tshirts?
If you're fit with a strong core and own a nice belt, it looks good.';

'>>18091056
good,get fucked whitoid cuck';

'>>18100438
theres no good budget jeans made on your continent. only higher end stuff like candiani mills. you're going to get raped on international shipping costs and tariffs baked into the price on everything. just buy nicer $200+ jeans instead of paying $100 for the same jeans we get for $20 in north america.';

'>>18101300
Yeah, seems sensible really. Do you know of any that are straight or slightly tapered that have a high rise? Looked at hebtroco and they might be high, but don't say (would need to contact). Some others around too, Dawson maybe.';

'>>18089372
I like Diesel 1995's';

'>>18098609
thanks for the advice. didn't know kaihara had a factory in taiwan. the biggest problem with these brands, like uniqlo is when they do stretch selvedge. stretch selvedge is seppuku mode imo. i did have a few pairs of uniqlo selvedge back in the day, but they didn't stick around in my closet. not even sure where they went, but didn't like them enough to keep them around. think they were too slim on me or something.

>>18098721
my standards are too high at this point to wear most levis. only have one pair and it's lvc 501. it's about one size too big so i mostly just wear them as work wear.

>>18101300
>>18101331

i've heard that the quality of levis jeans in europe are generally better than those in the US so maybe just check those out';

'>>18098721
>>18098864
Can confirm, it's truly lousy. 34" inseam and the thigh taper lands entirely above the knee, no good for moving.';

'>>18101980
its the same stuff europeans are just accustomed to low quality denim. top gear used to joke about it. if i lived in europe i'd only buy japanese denim if i'm paying the premium to import something.';

'lee however is legitimately a lot better in europe than america. the prices on their high quality selvedge stuff is about half in europe what we pay stateside. if you don't want to import jap jeans and live in europe i'd go with lee personally.';

'>>18089372
It's very individual, you'll only know by trying them on.
I've always found Hollister (which I'm pretty sure are Abercrombie & Fitch under the hood) and H&M to be good and Levis to be absolute dogshit. The fit is always bad and the build quality is awful

>>18101379
Diesel and All Saints are also pretty good too';

'>>18089372
what an ugly Neanderthal looking whitoid faggot';

'>>18102181
willing to bet you're the same kind of faggot to cry 'racism' whenever its thrown back at you, fragile pooboi.';

'>>18102428
seething whitoid faggot, go cry somewhere';

'>>18103115
weren't you crying about how white men make you feel inferior one post ago? stupid monkey boy.';

'>>18103120
are you blind you whitoid seething cuck? this is my first post on /fa/ after 6-7 months but keep seething';

'>>18103214
indeed';

'>>18089372
Walmart';

'>>18090040
+1 for resolute. I love my 710s.

Although they’re more of a slim fit straight jean, than a true straight fit. For straight you’d want the 714.

I’m not a fan of low rise so I can’t recommend the 711.

I found the waist size to be a little small though. I initially bought a 34” waist (normally a 33” in most other jeans and pants).

It was extremely tight, even after wearing for a few days. I ended up swapping them for a 36” waist (they don’t do a 35”). They fit a lot better, perhaps a little too big, especially after stretching out. Fine with a belt though.

I might end up getting them taken in a bit.

Pic rel, my 710s one wash.';

'>>18103545
Jesus Christ...';

'>>18104529
?';