Cant keep them up!

consumers_revenge

dont they button the other side?

puddy

wear loser braces

chris_n_tj

consumers_revenge wrote: »

No thanks.

Im forty not a Hillbilly :-)

Thankyou for making me laugh out loud, it was needed as well :beer::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

mgdavid

don't wear jeans, try proper trousers.

19lottie82

I'm sorry OP but I'm feeling slightly smug right now, knowing that it's not just girls who struggle to find jeans that fit.
My OH can walk in to any shop and pick up any pair of 32x32 and they fit him perfectly everytime! I'm soooo jealous!

quintwins

not very mse but you could try custom made jeans

i have this issue and look at custom made jeans from time to time but never buy them and always just wear a belt, i'm a woman and i have wide hips and plenty of !!!!, my problem is i'm a size 14/16 (depending on shop) thigh and bum and a size 12 waist.

sillygoose

as a fellow male, it doesn't get any better, wait until your nearer 50!

My problem is my @rse is bigger than my waist so I end up with trousers that are too tight squishing my 'accessories' (I resorted to talcum to ease the friction!) but gaping waist band.

Anyway I can live with loose jeans and a belt, the cheaper the jeans funnily the looser the cut, Tesco value are good!

For work you can get Chino type trousers that have elastic sides, quite discreet as it just slides in out the sides. They are not too bad.

Do like to slip into a pair of joggers by the end of the day though, let 'the boys' have a bit of a run around before bed time.

consumers_revenge

to be honest I've even looked at buttox botox to hold the damn things up!

baza52

19lottie82 wrote: »

I'm sorry OP but I'm feeling slightly smug right now, knowing that it's not just girls who struggle to find jeans that fit.
My OH can walk in to any shop and pick up any pair of 32x32 and they fit him perfectly everytime! I'm soooo jealous!

Me too. Im 45 now and still a 32 waist 34 leg, the same as when i left school.

Peanuckle

My DH had this problem with the work trousers he has to wear, they have no give at all in the waist and he has quite flat buttocks so he needed a belt to keep them up, but then they cut into him when he sat down again and as a lorry driver he really can't avoid sitting lol

He got an elastic belt from B&Q, he wouldn't have let me buy it if he had realised it was £22 but it's made life so much easier. He's also allergic to the nickel in most belt buckles and it made a sore weeping patch on his stomach, which lasted for ages as he's diabetic, but since he changed to this new belt as it sits properly in the waist band it doesn't touch his skin.