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I'm going to either travel to a dealer with a sale on, or get the Cioch company to make me a pair to measure when i replace mine. I have the L size and the legs are far too long, as someone who usually gets away with regular leg. The zip prevents you from adjusting them too.

Strange sizing, i'd def recommend trying on a pair first to see what goes. The Large states 36in waist, but there's a lot of room to spare.

OTOH, damn fine pair of trews with the only problem for me being the jamming of the pocket zips by the pocket fabric - so i now have one bust pocket.

Because of this ample fit, these trousers would also benefit from coming with a pair of braces. Not cool, but beats builder's arse any day of the week. I had found a source of lightweight braces online on a tree surgeon website. Anyone know the link or if thers any reputable ones on ebay so i can spend my paypal cash?
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Found someone on Ebay called Thebracesman doing ones for motorbikes for under £8 with postage. They'll do the job i think.
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