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I've been searching for drop loop pants for a while and finally came around them on ebay and etsy.

The only issue is that each reproduction/vintage pair is around $180.

So I've been thinking about making my own pair but have no item where to start.
I was wondering if /fa/ can help me?

I will gladly accept any suggestions and will post updates with fit.

>> No.13586653
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13586653

>>13586638
I get mine from thrift shops then hand them over to my tailor. Average cost per pair comes down to around 15-20€ a pair. I can provide more details if that helps.

>> No.13586657

what i'd do is take standard suit pants and cut off the belt loops and stich them back on lower by hand, unless there's something im not catching about "drop loop" pants. even if you had a machine i'd opt tp stitch them by hand, unless youre capable of and confident with a bartack function

>> No.13586657,1 [INTERNAL] 

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>> No.13586712

>>13586653
Yes please tell me more, I have a tailor nearby. Sure as hell beats labor and cost.
>>13586657
definitely will do this when I get the right equipment.

I will post the three pants that could be put to use.

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>>13586653
>>13586657
>>13586712
third pants are in the closet need to bring them out

hemming were shitty on these but started over again.

>> No.13588087

>>13586653
>>13586657
>>13586712
>>13586738
I'm still waiting for your response anon or anyone else for that matter.

>> No.13588192

>>13588087
Oh sorry my man, completely forgot this thread. Well first of all know what you are looking for when thrifting. Pleats are a must for drop loops. A skilled tailor can adjust everything from waistband to cuffs. Double pleats are recommended. Wider waistbands as well since they allow for more alterantions. Be specific when talking to your tailor and if you like a look you saw on a photo, such as on the one you posted don't hesitate to show it and ask for the same thing.

>> No.13588276

>>13588192
It'a alright anon and thanks a lot of the tips. I've got my pants and bringing it to the tailor. Will post fit with waywt.

>> No.13588437

>>13586638
i have pair of yohjis that have dropped loops, and i think he has made them quite regularly. paid around $200 for mine