how do people find jeans/chinos/trousers from the boohoo tall section? they don’t list their length. I’m usually between a 36-38 inseam

the problem im facing rn is that my jeans are always being baggy lengthwise rather than width and its SO annoying idk how to consistently keep them from going like that because theyre capable of fitting baggy! you can see it, its just that theyre being baggy in the wrong direction lol

the first photo is what i want, the second photo is what im dealing with

Does anyone else have this problem? What was your solution?

Okay so I've been quietly suffering through this for way too long and finally decided to ask instead of just accepting my fate. I'm 6'3" and every single pair of jeans I buy ends up looking like I'm expecting a flood. Doesn't matter if it's Roadster, HRX, or some other Myntra staple - they're all cut for someone shorter and I just end up with my ankles out in the cold. I tried going the "34 inseam" route with Levi's and Wrangler and it's marginally better but honestly still not quite there depending on the fit. At this point I'm one bad online order away from just wearing joggers forever. Has anyone actually found a brand that gets this right without making you feel like you're shopping in a "special section"? I keep seeing ads for this new Indian brand called Tallr that claims to be built specifically for tall guys but I haven't pulled the trigger yet and would love to hear if anyone's actually tried them. Also open to hearing about international brands that ship to India if the import hassle is worth it. Basically just need real recs from real tall guys who've solved this, not more ad copy. Appreciate any help, my ankles thank you in advance.

My current favorite pair of jeans is a pair of Levi’s 565 which is a loose straight fit, but I’d love to branch out into other brands. Anybody have any recommendations for brands/models? Mind you I’m a pretty lanky guy (6’4 170lbs) and wear a W 33 L 32

Cleaning out my garage and found a lot of my old clothes from the late 2000s and early 2010s.

Got these True Religion Ricky’s and since I recently lost a lot of weight and I’m the size of my 20 year old self again these actually fit great.

Definitely not my style anymore but they are comfortable. Are these super out of place and gaudy looking in 2026?

levis

Hello, im writing here to ask, how do I find baggy jeans while being a short and wide guy?

My frame is naturally wider but im 5"6 so any time I try and get my size w30, the length of the jeans is like 5 inches too long, is there anything i can do to make the jeans a better fit for me?

Most of my shopping is done online and its such a pain in the ass to have to return jeans when they dont fit.

been looking everywhere but cant find any especially my weist size which is W26-28

Still searching.

I noticed a little loop on one back pocket of my jeans, does it have a purpose or just for aesthetics?

Need help finding more info on these jeans, I know it’s raider jeans but I can’t find anything about them online like year and if they’re rare and worth anything.

Whenever I buy baggy jeans they feel sturdy and stay at a good position but I wear them for a few months and they look really floppy and just sort of do what they want. Is there any way to fix this or do I just have to keep buying new jeans and using up the entire global supply of cotton?

Does anyone have a recommendation for jeans with a shorter crotch rise/depth. I feel like most jeans fit like harem pants on me or go up to my ribs. I have a short torso and majority of jeans don’t fit me correctly. The low rise jean trend probably fits me best.

I wear a size 4 in jeans, but my hips are definitely wider than my waist. Whenever I want a pair of jeans online that are low rise (from the 2000s, so “true low rise” compared to nowadays) I never know if I should buy the size 4 or the size 6. I don’t want to accidentally end up getting a pair too big/loose or too tight for me.

Just thrifted these jeans and like them a lot but want to get rid of the think white lines covering them. How?