Just received L.L.Beans (PICS)
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Just received L.L.Beans (PICS)
I just received my L.L. Bean pants... i will post pics very very very soon. I'm curious to know what you think of them.
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Nope, that color is about right. They no longer make an Indy-accurate color, sadly. I hope they bring taupe back. Dark khaki is the only close choice. These look like regular khaki.
I usually wear a pair of these in brown that I think look very good in the light. I am wearing these in most of my pictures. I have a pair of taupe, but they are a little snug. -Because of me not their sizing.
I usually wear a pair of these in brown that I think look very good in the light. I am wearing these in most of my pictures. I have a pair of taupe, but they are a little snug. -Because of me not their sizing.
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Well it's not just the camera, the colour is truly light, light khaki and it's very near to the shirt. I had them for a very good price so i didnt care too much. They are very great pants anyway! I am impressed. They are good also for hot summer.J_Weaver wrote:They look really nice. However, the color looks way too light; more like the color of the shirt should be. Of course it may just be the comera.
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Nope. There is a little liner pocket in the front right pocket for change, but nothing on the outside.Michaelson wrote:Any watch pocket? Regards! Michaelson
As an aside, I bought a pair of light-weight khakis from them and it had the change pocket at least, just under the belt line and above the pocket.
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Yes they are regular khaki. Next pants i will take dark khaki if i found them also for a nice price. Am i wrong or you said once they are sold for $9?Hemingway Jones wrote:Nope, that color is about right. They no longer make an Indy-accurate color, sadly. I hope they bring taupe back. Dark khaki is the only close choice. These look like regular khaki.
I usually wear a pair of these in brown that I think look very good in the light. I am wearing these in most of my pictures. I have a pair of taupe, but they are a little snug. -Because of me not their sizing.
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They ALL used to have watch pockets...then slowly LLB started outsourcing to other trouser makers, and the pocket began to disappear. For a while it was only available on the plain front version, then THOSE disappeared about a year ago.Pyroxene wrote:Is a watch pocket just a wishful request or is it something the pants used to have?Michaelson wrote:Still no watch pocket? I hate those guys. Regards! Michaelson
I hate those guys.
Regards! Michaelson
Do indypants have watch pocket?Michaelson wrote:Pyroxene wrote:
They ALL used to have watch pockets...then slowly LLB started outsourcing to other trouser makers, and the pocket began to disappear. For a while it was only available on the plain front version, then THOSE disappeared about a year ago.
I hate those guys.
Regards! Michaelson
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I just got a pair of the "Dark" Khakis last week and they are way too light IMO. I thought they had shipped me the regular by mistake. Looking at these pics they should just call those light khaki and the "dark" ones regular khaki. But as we all know companies all have different definitions of khaki.Hemingway Jones wrote: They no longer make an Indy-accurate color, sadly. I hope they bring taupe back. Dark khaki is the only close choice. These look like regular khaki.
And yes, if they still had the taupe, I'd be all over them because these are good pants.
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Michaelson;
Do you ever use a holder case for any of your watches?
One that you can attach to your belt and keep it in...
I have a pocket watch that I use for my tailcoat suit vest and that one came with a leather "holster" if you will. I never use it really, and I'm not sure how good it will look, but it seems practical enough compared to a sewn in pocket on a pair of pants.
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Do you ever use a holder case for any of your watches?
One that you can attach to your belt and keep it in...
I have a pocket watch that I use for my tailcoat suit vest and that one came with a leather "holster" if you will. I never use it really, and I'm not sure how good it will look, but it seems practical enough compared to a sewn in pocket on a pair of pants.
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Swindiana
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No, I don't. My watches are to large, heavy, and valuable to trust to the use of an outside watch pouch, though I know what you're talking about. Regards! MichaelsonSwindiana wrote:Michaelson;
Do you ever use a holder case for any of your watches?
One that you can attach to your belt and keep it in...
I have a pocket watch that I use for my tailcoat suit vest and that one came with a leather "holster" if you will. I never use it really, and I'm not sure how good it will look, but it seems practical enough compared to a sewn in pocket on a pair of pants.
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Swindiana
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Re: Just received L.L.Beans (PICS)
erri_wan wrote:I just received my L.L. Bean pants... i will post pics very very very soon. I'm curious to know what you think of them.
Thank you
Cool, now go stomp on them, bury them in the dirt for awhile, beat on 'em and get out the creases, drag them thru the mud and leave them in the sun for a couple of days. Clean them up a bit, then post some before and after pics!
Re: Just received L.L.Beans (PICS)
Lol ok, in next adventures they will be with mezeus36 wrote:erri_wan wrote:I just received my L.L. Bean pants... i will post pics very very very soon. I'm curious to know what you think of them.
Thank you
Cool, now go stomp on them, bury them in the dirt for awhile, beat on 'em and get out the creases, drag them thru the mud and leave them in the sun for a couple of days. Clean them up a bit, then post some before and after pics!
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Has anybody had any luck dyeing the lighter colors to a good taupe color? I've looked for dye in other then plain brown, but without success. Since I wear nothing but chinos (don't own any jeans) I've had to start dyeing some so I have some variety in my wardrobe. Still all I can find is brown or browner or less brown or really brown. Or red, but I don't think soAlabama Jones wrote:I just got a pair of the "Dark" Khakis last week and they are way too light IMO. I thought they had shipped me the regular by mistake. Looking at these pics they should just call those light khaki and the "dark" ones regular khaki. But as we all know companies all have different definitions of khaki.Hemingway Jones wrote: They no longer make an Indy-accurate color, sadly. I hope they bring taupe back. Dark khaki is the only close choice. These look like regular khaki.
And yes, if they still had the taupe, I'd be all over them because these are good pants.
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recipe to dye your pants
The pants I had were to light so I took the Rit Dark Brown and Scarlet mixed about 1/3 scarlet to whatever you use in the Brown. Then with rubber gloves as you put the prewetted pants in the dye keep moving them around. Remember since they're wet they'll look much darker than when they dry. Should only take literally a minute or two. Then after I wrung all the excess dye out and dried them, I redyed them in black Rit, just a quick drop in and swish around to evenly displace the dye. That took the brightness out of the color and dulled them down a little bit. Then I washed them about three times in a row and thats it. It's all kinda just by eye.
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