If I lay these pants out flat, is the leg width the same from knee to ankle or does it thin out? I like to get shorter inseam to be worn like capris.
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Hi, C. Caras: Laid out flat, mine are 10" wide at the knee, and they taper down to 8.5" at the cuff. Hope this helps. Cheers, R. Molina
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I can only say I am 5' 7" and my legs are flat when I am sitting. I go down some when I sit. M legs tilt down when they are not in the foot holders. I can cross my legs at the ankles and they are off the ground. My leg proportion is equal to my upper body. I am neither short or long wasted. Hope this helps.
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I wear a 32 x 32 in jeans. I am 5'11", i went with a large. They fit good, not to long with the shoes on. I like a little bit of a break in the legs of my pants. They would drag on the ground a bit without my shoes on. Washed and dryed them twice now. Mostly synthetic material, i havent noticed any shrinkage.
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Yes, these things live in my pants, the only problem with keeping the knee pads in is that when you fold them and stick the pants in a drawer they are taller than normal. They last about as long as my Carhartts, so I don't generally need to change them out.
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The are flat front not pleaded. I think they are more classic not straight. They give your thighs breathing room, and the do not tapper at the ankles. I'm 46 and not buying anything straight fit. I hope this helps
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Who wants extra care for sweats, so I pop these in the dryer on medium heat. The pants did shrink some (perhaps 1/2") in length. In my grey set the pants were on the short side to begin with. Shrinkage would normally be welcome (I am only 5'4") however the grey sweat pants ran pretty short and are now barely long enough. My navy blue pants are fine but were cut longer at the start. The fit otherwise remains fine after repeated washing and drying. So far they have held up well remaining soft, no pilling, very comfortable. Fabric content on the sets I've received is 60% cotton and 40% polyester. Who wants extra care for sweats, so I pop these in the dryer on medium heat. The pants did shrink some (perhaps 1/2") in length. In my grey set the pants were on the short side to begin with. Shrinkage would normally be welcome (I am only 5'4") however the grey sweat pants ran pretty short and are now barely long enough. My navy blue pants are fine but were cut longer at the start. The fit otherwise remains fine after repeated washing and drying. So far they have held up well remaining soft, no pilling, very comfortable. Fabric content on the sets I've received is 60% cotton and... » Read More Who wants extra care for sweats, so I pop these in the dryer on medium heat. The pants did shrink some (perhaps 1/2") in length. In my grey set the pants were on the short side to begin with. Shrinkage would normally be welcome (I am only 5'4") however the grey sweat pants ran pretty short and are now barely long enough. My navy blue pants are fine but were cut longer at the start. The fit otherwise remains fine after repeated washing and drying. So far they have held up well remaining soft, no pilling, very comfortable. Fabric content on the sets I've received is 60% cotton and 40% polyester. « Show Less
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Hi Karen, I went to the store and bought the first pair. They measured my legs and gave me one of about 5 sizes that these come in. I then went to amazon and bought two pair at almost half the price that I paid at the store. I have found these stockings to be comfortable and have noted that they do not roll down or crease much if at all. I think if you follow the sizing chart correctly you should be happy with them. I cannot say that my calves are unduly large, but I started wearing these after vericose vein surgery last year, I am still wearing them. Please feel free to contact me if I can be of any other help. Mark Hi Karen, I went to the store and bought the first pair. They measured my legs and gave me one of about 5 sizes that these come in. I then went to amazon and bought two pair at almost half the price that I paid at the store. I have found these stockings to be comfortable and have noted that they do not roll down or crease much if at all. I think if you follow the sizing chart correctly you should be happy with them. I cannot say that my calves are unduly large, but I started wearing these after vericose vein surgery last year, I am still wearing them. Please feel free to contact me if I can... » Read More Hi Karen, I went to the store and bought the first pair. They measured my legs and gave me one of about 5 sizes that these come in. I then went to amazon and bought two pair at almost half the price that I paid at the store. I have found these stockings to be comfortable and have noted that they do not roll down or crease much if at all. I think if you follow the sizing chart correctly you should be happy with them. I cannot say that my calves are unduly large, but I started wearing these after vericose vein surgery last year, I am still wearing them. Please feel free to contact me if I can be of any other help. Mark « Show Less
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I usually wear mine without socks or thin socks and it is a perfect fit. You may want to go up a size with thick socks, but you run the chance of them being too big. When I bend down, mine do not crease, the elastic material spreads out for your ankle area. One note I would add is the fact that compared to the lower ankle pair these are very hard to pull off. You can't just use your other foot at the heal to pop them off. I use my other pair much more, the pair with the low ankle.
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I have and it was fine. I prefer just wearing leggings under them, but jeans will fit. For the best comfort, go with leggings.
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It seems to be the smaller the pant, the shorter the inseam. I started out with a large and the inseam was good but I need the pant to go over jeans as I am using them as rain riding pants for my motorcycle. Now I have an extra large and if I am walking they are too long.
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Don't need to worry about them being too long. You can make them capri length if you choose, or you can just pull the band around the ankle and it will scrunch the bottom up.
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Probably defect... My husband wears a 32 waist in jeans, and he's had two pairs of these pants in a 32 waist that both fit the same... Just a bit roomier than a 32 jean. (He tried to go down to a 30, but that was much too snug.)
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No. The long, short are the length of the leg. The x, it seems, means nothing. I ordered a 10x and it fit just as any 10 size pant would fit me. It seems only the long, regular and short have impact on the actual length of the pant.
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I think the pants have a 32 inch inseam so they may be a little short. Make sure you double check on the UA website. Otherwise, I would suggest a M. I am 36x32 (trying to get back to a 34 :-) )and got a large. They run a little big.
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These are really long. I have a 27" inseam. I roll them over about two inches to keep them below my knee.
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Mine stand up just fine and feet slide in without them folding over. Calf size and pants may vary your experience.
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They are Mens as far as I know. I bought a mens Large and the Inseam is 9" lg. I am 5'6" and they hit me right at the knee.