Design secrets you should know.
The clerk said that not only the silhouette but also the design is different. The wide ones are based on the 40's US Army/chino trousers as a design source, and the straight ones are based on the 50's. The wide ones have slanted front pockets, and the straight ones have straight pockets that hug the body. The wide ones have slanted front pockets, while the straight ones have straight pockets that hug the body. The width of the coin pocket is also completely different.
Even the back view is not overlooked. The wide version has double-rimmed pockets and narrow belt loops. On the other hand, the straight version has a single ball-jointed edge and thick belt loops. You only notice this when you are told about it.
The wide side seams are double with the puckering showing. The straight side seams are rolled, giving it a clean and relaxed look. You would have to be a serious clothes lover to notice the difference, but for Nana, a vintage lover, there is no better point to drool over.
As Nana was racking her brains to decide whether wide or straight was better, she came in after she finished shopping. Nana asked him, "Which one do you like better? Nana asked him, and he immediately answered, "Straight. I think it would look good with the jacket I just bought. It sure would! I've been wearing thick pants lately, but this year I'm in the mood for something a little sleeker. As expected of her, she gave me some good advice!
The following weekend. The next weekend, I went to recommend a pair of NANAMICA pants to Micah, but an accident happened! Micah hit his hand on a cup, and water splashed on his pants. Oh well, it's okay, they're covered core yarn. I'm sure Mika will be surprised at how quickly they dry.
...to be continued
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