Hi! I'm trying to put a Jack Skellington costume together in like a week, honestly I'm probably going to get the costume for Spirit, but it doesn't come with pants, and I'm tall, 6'8" I already have to order work pants and stuff online, once every like 2 years. But obviously skinny fit pants would work so much better for this costume, and I'm not even sure if this is the right site to ask about this, but does anyone know where I could get skinny pant (preferably not jeans) for someone with my long legs? The only pair of jeans I have are W36 (too tight) and L38 (a little short) and I used to wear skinny jeans in like, middle school, I stopped wearing them because they didn't sell any longer than (I think) 32? Any help would be appreciated, even if it's pointing me towards the write forum site for this lol
Help with skinny jeans for tall guy (Jack Skellington Costume)
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moviebuff5
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Not skinny jeans, but slim sweatpants. There is a black option, and a 39" inseam option.
scrsportswear.com
ALL DAY COMFORT PANT-Straight [BIG TALL, 6'2
Men's active pants with an original classic design that you'll want to wear to the GYM or casually. Made from high quality cotton blend fabric specially designed to stand up to any level of training. Smooth, medium weight and extremely durable with superior design aimed at breathability, comfort...
scrsportswear.com
Thank you! Sad the logos on it but I'm sure i can paint it or even stitch over it, I appreciate your help!Not skinny jeans, but slim sweatpants. There is a black option, and a 39" inseam option.
ALL DAY COMFORT PANT-Straight [BIG TALL, 6'2
Men's active pants with an original classic design that you'll want to wear to the GYM or casually. Made from high quality cotton blend fabric specially designed to stand up to any level of training. Smooth, medium weight and extremely durable with superior design aimed at breathability, comfort...
moviebuff5
Sr Member
You are welcome! I didn't notice they had changed how they attached the logo. The SCR logo on my pants is just straight stitched around the edge of the patch rather than what looks like a satin stitch border. The stripes on the pockets should black out with a sharpie, or you might be able to cut them off close to the seam so you don't have to damage seams and then re-sew them.
