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Any of you guys that have the Wested pants with the button fly have problems with the buttons staying buttoned? I was thinking of going to a tailor to see about putting in a zipper. Trying to wrangle those buttons is no joke especially after a few shots of Jameson.
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jeremy3178 wrote:For real, you can tell just by looking at it that the buttons are way too small for the holes.....Maybe thats just how the English do it. lol.
That is a good one, I own a pair of Westeds and it always seems of the buttons can come undone somehow. Usually it is the ones that are first buttoned(ones further away from the waist). Well I am going to stitch it up some to keep this from happening. Its not only annoying it kind of embarassing if people were to notice.
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Does any one have an issue with the stiching that is between the button holes? Is that screen accurate to a fault? I find it cumbersome to have to find each button hole separately and then make sure the button is ALL the way through the hole.
Once buttoned, though, I don't think I've had a problem with the buttons coming undone.
Once buttoned, though, I don't think I've had a problem with the buttons coming undone.
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I know what you're talking about, it is kind of irritating. I'm really thinking about having a tailor put in a zipper, just for convenience. Even if it's not SA....not many people want to check out the fly anyway. haha.Indiana MarkVII wrote:Does any one have an issue with the stiching that is between the button holes? Is that screen accurate to a fault? I find it cumbersome to have to find each button hole separately and then make sure the button is ALL the way through the hole.
Once buttoned, though, I don't think I've had a problem with the buttons coming undone.
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The color of my Wested pants meets my expectations. I guess color, like any other aspect of SA is a slippery creature to capture.
In fact other than the too large button fly holes, I'm very pleased with all aspects of my Wested pants.
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In fact other than the too large button fly holes, I'm very pleased with all aspects of my Wested pants.
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Well, it's a good thing someone brought up the buttons, I was worried, "Better seal the well of the souls there Dr. Jones" haha lol
Looking at everyone's pics of there Wested pants, it seems like the color they have on their site is radically different. It's actually one of the reasons I was looking at L.L. Bean chinos (also the price). So do they give you a variety of color options? And how do the LL Beans stack up? They lok like a good pair of pants, but accuracy is key as always.[/list]
Looking at everyone's pics of there Wested pants, it seems like the color they have on their site is radically different. It's actually one of the reasons I was looking at L.L. Bean chinos (also the price). So do they give you a variety of color options? And how do the LL Beans stack up? They lok like a good pair of pants, but accuracy is key as always.[/list]
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I also thought if they want to sell more they should get more accurately colored photos of their pants.LordxHelmetx wrote:Well, it's a good thing someone brought up the buttons, I was worried, "Better seal the well of the souls there Dr. Jones" haha lol
Looking at everyone's pics of there Wested pants, it seems like the color they have on their site is radically different. It's actually one of the reasons I was looking at L.L. Bean chinos (also the price). So do they give you a variety of color options? And how do the LL Beans stack up? They lok like a good pair of pants, but accuracy is key as always.[/list]
The pic with the boots is really cool. It looks like you have the same gun belt and holster as me as well. I must be in good company.Tron7960 wrote:The color of my Wested pants meets my expectations.
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So, where did the notion that Indy's trousers were button fly come from? I thought that they were based on the old officer's "pinks," and my pinks have a zipper. I recently acquired a pair of Wested trousers, and I must say that the button fly is my only real complaint. Not very convenient for a quick trip to the restroom. I also have found buttons mysteriously undone. Apart from the fly, I really like them. I was just curious what the buttons are based on.
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Are those boots Aldens or close enoughs? I only ask because of the color, when my Alden's were new they were the burnt orange color that was awful but as they have aged they have lightened up a lot. Just curious how you got that color.
I'd just much rather have a zipper because I know how they come open, so it makes me self-conscious, so I keep checking to be sure the barn door hasn't swung open. Would to scare the ladies. haha.
Are those boots Aldens or close enoughs? I only ask because of the color, when my Alden's were new they were the burnt orange color that was awful but as they have aged they have lightened up a lot. Just curious how you got that color.
I was surprised when I saw the button fly....But then I figured since they are supposed to be military pants that it made sense. Every pair of BDU"s I've ever seen has a button fly.So, where did the notion that Indy's trousers were button fly come from?
I'd just much rather have a zipper because I know how they come open, so it makes me self-conscious, so I keep checking to be sure the barn door hasn't swung open. Would to scare the ladies. haha.
I got the pants from Wested today, and they fit wonderfully! Judging by the tag, these must be dry clean only, correct?
Also, does the gun belt need to be a tad looser, so you have it just below Indy's regular belt (and therebye showing 2 buckles, one on top of the other)? I want to make sure it looks right.
Also, does the gun belt need to be a tad looser, so you have it just below Indy's regular belt (and therebye showing 2 buckles, one on top of the other)? I want to make sure it looks right.
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