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travelsafar Fri 23-Oct-26 11:54:56

Looking for trousers yesterday I noticed they all seem to be very baggy and very long. Might be ok for youngsters but I could forsee me tripping over them especially when going up and down stairs!!

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BlueBelle Fri 23-Oct-26 11:57:38

You can take them up, but yes baggy is in I d feel wrong in tight ones now, for the last couple of years.
fashions go in and out

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HelterSkelter1 Fri 23-Oct-26 12:03:56

Don't wear them out in todays high winds.

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Margs Fri 23-Oct-26 12:10:04

HelterSkelter1

Don't wear them out in todays high winds.

Ha! Ha!

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MayBee70 Fri 23-Oct-26 13:15:10

Not just trousers. It’s why I had to buy cropped leg pyjamas as I was scared of tripping coming down the stairs.

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Allsorts Fri 23-Oct-26 13:19:36

I cannot stand the barrel leg, everyone looks bandy legged in them. I am not jeen on very wide legs as my feet get caught in them. I like slim flared, ,straight jeans and boot leg.

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GrannyGravy13 Fri 23-Oct-26 13:20:21

I was adamant that I wouldn’t give up my skinny jeans, I tried some wide leg jeans on last October and loved them.

I now have barrel legs, wide legs and flares in jeans, along with wide leg trousers. I am well and truly converted.

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MayBee70 Fri 23-Oct-26 13:26:52

Allsorts

I cannot stand the barrel leg, everyone looks bandy legged in them. I am not jeen on very wide legs as my feet get caught in them. I like slim flared, ,straight jeans and boot leg.

That’s good. I’ve got a bowed leg and huge thighs so everybody looks like me when they wear them grin.

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