The Perfect Pant Width and Length for YOUR Body (Simple Formula)

[@007-bourne]

Good advice. Thank you.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you 🙏

[@orignz2734]

very helpful and simple video 🙌

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you 🙏

[@MohammedMahroof-z8e]

Perfectly explained 👌

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you :)

[@lilcwa]

Comprehensive and thoughtful

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you 🙏

[@pedrojorge2741]

A no break look is great in pictures, but I feel it looks really off during movement in real life. I find a half break to full break far better, and a much manlier, less dainty look.

[@karrierebuddy]

Great video. Thanks a lot, Lukas :) I just bought a few new suits!

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you :) Glad you liked it

[@GabrielsLogic]

Great video as usual!

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you 🙏

[@andrew1212w]

Great video well researched 👍

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you, Andrew :)

[@Lenin286]

Thank you very much Lukas

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you 🙏

[@jasonchang2233]

Great video! My tailor offers pant length in no break, and also slight break & medium break, which corresponds to your quarter and half break. Personally I like medium break with my 5'9'' height.

[@jasonchang2233]

Besides, If leg opening is wide, say, >8, I like half or full break instead of no or quarter break.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for watching, Jason. Good point that wider trousers look better with a half break rather than no break.

[@TJYang1123]

I’m 5’4 ,130lbs . Would you recommend 6.5 inch opening or 7 inch opening? Looking for more timeless and classic style ~ thank you

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you for watching. I think if you want to go for a more classic style, 7 inch should be ideal. Plus, you can always slim them down later at an alterations tailor, in case your taste changes.

[@byN91]

Hello, when you said 1 inch either side of the thigh, does that mean, thigh circumference + 2 inches? Thank you

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thanks for watching. It would be roughly your thigh circumference +4 inches (since the 1 inch fabric pinched is actually 2 inches). I actually went for +5 inches on some recent trousers and they fit very well.

[@byN91]

@@Lukas_Schanderl I see, I might use this for my custom trouser. Thank you

[@alternateunreleasedshellac505]

I subscribe to AskOkey's theory on this subject.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

I also think it fits very well on his frame.

[@alternateunreleasedshellac505]

​@@Lukas_Schanderl It does. The width should roughly cover 2/3s of the shoe, for it to drape nicely. Heavier cloth/fabric also helps in this. I feel like today's suit is still inspired by the cut of the 50s/60s, but not like the 30s/80s like AskOkey.

[@Vasil_Hristov]

👌🏻

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you, Vasil :)

[@georgeleorgebeorge2354]

Only middleaged men still wear slim fit. They’re also thinking about dyeing their hair.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

That's very specific 😄

[@darvoid66]

That was great info. Clam diggers are a no for me.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you :) I agree :D

[@DatBaataR]

2:31 Oh boy, 1.5 times your shoe length sounds a bit excessive 😅😂

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

😂 Good catch :D I only realized while editing that I said 1 1/2

[@alternateunreleasedshellac505]

big boy pants

[@Quwucuqin]

The trouser is supposed to be 2/3rds of your shoes length meaning it is supposed to be wide pleated and cuffeda full cut, it doesn't look old fashioned men style has not evolved over years the current fashion I would consider it as a degeneration in style, classic mens fashion is good as it was 80 years ago a classic masterpiece

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

Thank you for your comment. I totally agree. I think 2/3rd looks great, but 3/4 can start to look a bit too old-fashioned, at least in my opinion.

[@chowmonkey2002]

Lenght depends on the first wash.

[@Lukas_Schanderl]

You're right. That would have been a good addition to the video, especially when trousers fit just right in the store.