High Rise Trousers

[Anonymous No.12524952]

Does anyone know where I can buy off the rack, high rise trousers that are of decent quality?

I've heard the trick of buy dress pants larger than you usually do and then get them tailored but I'd like to avoid that if possible.

[Anonymous No.12525123]

>>12524952
Damn i really want to dress like this and i'm only 24.

Try buying in dadcore mall brands like Marks & Spencer

[Anonymous No.12525133]

You might want to try some #menswear stuff instead? Epaulet does a decent high rise in the clarke and gable fit.

[Anonymous No.12525150]

>>12525123
I don't know if dadcore will cut it. Low rise has been normal for a long time now. High rise today is more cutting edge than it is traditional.
The only place I know to reliably get it is Cowboy Cut jeans.

[Anonymous No.12525161]

diet butcher do some high rise wool pants that are actually fairly lightweight

[Anonymous No.12525193]

apparently Basic Rights are pretty good, they have a bunch of high waisted trousers

[Anonymous No.12525220]

>>12525193
God bless you.

[Anonymous No.12525235]

>>12525123
I'm close to 22, I plan on dressing this way as soon as possible (hence why I'm looking for this type of trouser). As much as I love my hoodies and high tops, I'm tired of the image it projects. I'm starting to care too much how well I look no matter the situation.

[Anonymous No.12525249]

Uniqlo U

[Anonymous No.12525296]

>>12525123
>dadcore
Low rise IS dadcore, it was our faggoty-ass parents' and grandparents' generations that introduced that shit. That's why they call well fitting trousers "grandpa trousers" and joke about the fit, their shit taste was what destroyed things in the first place.

[Anonymous No.12525345]

>>12525296
But they tucked their shirts in.

[Anonymous No.12525348]

>>12525345
Tucking your shirt in with high-waist is more comfortable too. Since that shit won't blouse and pop out.

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>>12525348
Yeah but it would be considered funny or comedic in this day and age.

Sad !

[Anonymous No.12525509]

>>12525193
>$160
lmao

[Anonymous No.12525560]

>>12525509
>poorfag

[Anonymous No.12525581]

>>12525560
>fag with no concept of the value of money

[Anonymous No.12525590]

>>12525581
>implying money has worth

It's all fucking meaningless when you die anyways, at least die in nice clothes

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>>12525581
I'm not entirely sure if that's an insult unless you don't have a lot of money and are just wastefully buying things.

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>>12524952
I only wear Our Legacy Chino 22 and Sailor Pants. Nice rise and the quality is all good. Tad bit overpriced but worth it for some scandi minimalism at its best!

[Anonymous No.12525636]

I wear Etautz. Great trousers!!!

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>>12525581
criticisms of pricing are one of the most boring discussions about fashion

[Anonymous No.12525641]

I think they look cooler when they are less slim. Love high waist with a relaxed leg.

[Anonymous No.12526846]

more high rise trouser inspo family

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>>12526846
If you insist, here's a quick dump of my favorites.

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>>12526884
Looks like that dude from Get Out

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>>12526924
Get out, you're right

[Anonymous No.12526936]

got anything newer-looking in high-waisted inspo?

I really like the look, but a lot of these examples seem like relics

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[Anonymous No.12527052]

Does anyone make cheap high rise pants? I'm looking to buy several pairs of pants so I can at least go most of the week in them.

[Anonymous No.12527055]

>>12527052
The best you can do is cowboy cut or cowboy cut slims.

[Anonymous No.12527058]

>>12527055
That's a shame, I was looking for something more like the pants in the OP rather than jeans.

[Anonymous No.12527059]

>>12527058
Let me put it this way: I've seen this thread made three times so far and this is the first time I've seen someone make a suggestion that actually bore fruit. The Basic Rights post.
In a couple of years they might be everywhere but it appears to be slim pickings right now.

[Anonymous No.12527064]

The prophecy was true!

[Anonymous No.12527087]

>>12527064
this movie is why high waisted got popular

[Anonymous No.12527104]

>>12527087
As though high waisted shit wasn't all over the runway before Her came out...

High waisted pants became trendy the same way everything else does, as a reaction to the perceived played out look of low rise pants. Fashion is cyclical.

Some kid thinks he's rebellious by wearing the exact opposite of what's trendy, then his friends catch on, and finally it ends up on the runway and in movies where the fuccbois on /fa/ finally learn about it.

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>>12525509
yeah i was impressed they could make such cheap trousers too

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>>12527104
Yeah but nah, I reckon. In that the rise of pants is more of a change than say... How many buttons on a jacket. High-rise vs low-rise is a very different feeling and may be uncomfortable and thus unmarketable.
I think this is why rise doesn't appear to change as quickly as other things can.