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maharu

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  1. On 5/20/2019 at 8:46 PM, heyson said:

    That would be great! Thank you

    I measured last night after one day of wear, with belt. The waist had stretched to 42 cm. 

  2. 4 hours ago, Thanks_M8 said:

    What's the general consensus on the 1978 501 and the 1962 551z? Anybody got experience with them and/or would  like to share measurements?

    Hi! 

    Never owned the 1962 551z, but had a pair of 1978 501 a while back. Sold them since I never got used to the fit, don't know what it was. Probably a short back rise combined with small back pockets.

    Sadly I couldn't find all measurements, but still have these. These measurements are from the pair when it had been worn for maybe a week after a wash. I remember the waist stretching out easily. 

    Waist 42 cm

    Hips measured straight across from the bottom of the arcs 55 cm

    Thigh 30,5 cm

    Hem 19 cm

    Sorry for low quality pics. 

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  3. 16 minutes ago, heyson said:

    What did it stretch back to?

    At least 42 cm I would guess, BiG style. 

    They are newly washed right now, but I can measure after a couple of days of work for real numbers..  

  4. 800s used a couple of days a week since late december. Love them. 

    Very comfy fit even though the waist shrink to ~39 cm post wash for a size 33.. 

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  5. Hi! This will be my first post. But it is important nonetheless! 

    How do you guys carry your everyday stuff, like wallet, mobile phone, keys etc.?? I don't like my pretty and expensive japanese premium pants getting a phone fade!

    When i commute i always have a backpack, sandqvist peter. Great bag! But for the occasions i only need what i can fit in my pockets i don't have a great alternative. What's the solution? 

    Thanks for a great forum!

    Edit - not a big fan of fanny packs

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