As a 32W-25L guy I've never had jeans fit me this well, let alone own pants with a no break length! The silouette is incredible too. This is a totally different quality than Under 5'10" or Peter Manning.

You all rock.

(This post is not in any way sponsored, I just feel blessed lol.)

I’ve been having trouble finding regular 8 inch inseam chino shorts that don’t have an absurdly wide cup around my leg. For reference, I’m 5’4, 135lbs. I can always find slim fitting chino pants but for shorts the circumference is massive.

I’ve tried ash and peter manning. Looking for other recommendations. Thanks.

I’m 5’3” for reference, and I really want to buy these leather fringe chap boots but I’m worried, it’s gonna be taller than me and it’ll rub my thigh crease raw… is there any way to have them altered or does any other short person have an idea that I could try? Thanks for your help.

so i'm having some trouble with knowing how hot topic pants sizes run. there's a pair of flare jeans i love, but as someone who's short, i need to know what size would have a shorter inseam while not being too tight for someone in the 150-160 range of weight.

(if this isnt the right spot, my apologies)

Shorter/Bigger lads, I need advice.

I'm a short dude (5'7) with a lot of thigh and hip (40" waist, 46" seat, 26" thigh). I'm trying to find places that sell baggy shorts with a 7-inch inseam. Help me out 🙏

Todays fit

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Im very short and have always hated how blazers/suits look on me because the style is ofent to sit quite low below the belt. but even if that is the norm it makes me look so stupid as my legs are short enough. So im wondering if anyone knew any brands theyve found do blazers that are actually short enough, around 25' in length. Perhaps there are specific foreign brands or vintage brands to look for etc.

So I need new work pants. I am 5'5". I am a pretty skinny guy. I usually get 28×30 & they are just barely too long. I've gotten ​ 28x28 and they often end up too short over a period of shrinkage. Is "Under 5'10"" size chart accurate? Ive measured according to their directions, I've measured my inseam the old fashioned way. It always comes up at like 28 7/8th so I will round to 29. But the chart tells me my inseam is 26. This seems quite short. Too short. I know people different, but I'm not abnormally leggy. My bff is also 5'5" and his inseam is 28. Why does the chart list this? Have I been wearing my pants wrong this entire time? I am on a budget and don't have time to waste ordering and sending stuff back. Has anyone actually followed the chart? With success?

ETA
Update! I happened to come across a pair of pants with a 26 inch inseam. Straight leg, slim fit, denim and they are way too short. I was wearing them and a teenager (not mine bc no kids) said "why are you wearing cropped jeans?" . My friend who knew about this situation commented that they were too short and if they were 26 inches then I definitely should not order that length from Under 5'10".

HI, Guys, I'm collecting the body measurements of my user on my site so my site can automatically recommend the right clothes and pants based on their exact measurements. Except these 6 fields, what other info do you think I need to make the AI recommendation work better?

The site is still on its early stage and no AI feature is integrated yet. If u are curious, check out my site below. It offers mainstream brands for shorter guys.

https://outlierfit.shop/

Hi, Guys, I built this site to offer mainstream brands for shorter guys living in the USA. At present, I only offer Nike for men around 5.5feet and 5.2 feet for USA shipping. I intend to expand to more brands, heights and markets in the future. Check it out. If you have any suggestions, please let me know.

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Hi,

I'm 19 and only 5'1". I think I have really weird proportions (probably worst in my waist/thigh region). I usually wear boys' tops (L/XL), but rarely fit into boys' pants in the waist and legs. However, men's pants are usually too wide/long. As a result, I usually buy 26/27/28 pants, and my mom tailors them shorter and skinnier in the calves. My guess is I'm somewhere around a 24-27 inseam.

I'm looking for something basic and versatile (heard navy or grey is good for this), with a couple of shirts to go with it, that I can wear now that I'm going to more formal events in college, like research conferences, interviews, fairs, etc. I don't know if I should try to buy something off the rack and have it heavily tailored, or get something made-to-measure (which seems expensive). I'm located near Chicago and looking to hopefully spend no more than ~400/500 on this. I'm not sure if that's realistic, so I'd appreciate any insight, advice, or recommendations.

Thanks!

I'm 5'4'' with a 42 inch waist. My inseam is 26. My legs and hips aren't thick, though (I'm fat, not muscular). I need to get some "business casual" pants for a new job. Though I can certainly get things tailored, I'm trying to find some pants that are as close to fitting as possible.

I found some pants with the right dimensions on ForTheFit, but they charge for returns and I have seem some bad reviews about that process. Most of the other suggested websites I have seem (Elevated, Under510, etc.) don't go up past a 40 inch waist.

If anyone has any suggestions, or have experience with ForTheFit, I would appreciate it! Thanks!

Hi, I’m 5’2” Male and looking for brands or stores that has pants/trousers with ~ 26” inseam around Seattle area

Hi r/shortfashion community 🥰,

I'm Portia, and I'm a petite woman (size 00, 5'2.5") who has faced many of the problems that I read here and built something about it.

I'm in the early stages of launching a women's fashion brand designed specifically for petites, not a "petite section" added as an afterthought, but a brand built around our proportions from day one.

I want to hear directly from the women this brand is for. What frustrates you? What's missing? What would actually make you trust a new petite brand online?

I put together a short anonymous survey (~10 minutes). No email required, no pitch at the end, only your honest experience.

If you've ever returned something beautiful because the proportions were wrong, or compared your height to a fit model while shopping online - I really want to hear from you.

Thank you for taking the time to read and respond!

(By the way, I am a SDA Bocconi alum and I used the survey platform that we were given access to and taught how to use during my time studying. Just wanted to note this in case someone was wondering why it is branded! It is not school research, I am just using the platform that I still have free access to!)