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    • Go For ChillG
      Go For Chill
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      I was in the same boat. Jeans with zero stretch really make you come to terms with your body type and proportions.

      If I were you I’d try an 888. The longer rise isn’t just to get higher on your waist, it’s also helpful in giving more room in the crotch. Both of those helped me keep my jeans from pulling down my ass crack every time I sat down. Unfortunately the saggy butt is really only fixed with weight loss or super stretchy jeans. I tried sizing up in 666 and 777, but like most big dudes I have big calves. I couldn’t fit my calves past the knee of those fits.

      Food for thought: if you have non-stretch jeans with a tight fitting seat, you will likely be very uncomfortable when seated. You either need stretch or room.

      "Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work." -Thomas Edison

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        @RobeOfTheMagi said in Prevent the saggy butt with a big gut:

        Off topic but(t): "The Saggy Butts" would be such a cool band name.

        What genre? Sounds like garage rock to me.

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        • KarolK
          Karol
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          The SST denim is coming boys! It might be just what the doctor ordered.

          Favorite:
          IH-888S-21 | IH-888-XHSib | IH-805 | IH-729-PUR | IH-555-XHS | IH-555S-25MB
          IHSH-339-SAX | IHSH-341-BLK | IHSH-293-OD | IHSH-362-BLK | IHSH-409-IB | IHSH-336-OD | IHSB-BIGBUCK-BLK
          IHV-44-BLK | IHV-02-BLK
          IHJ-75-BLK | IHJ-79-BLK | IHM-37-ODG

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          • RobeOfTheMagiR
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            @NickD said in Prevent the saggy butt with a big gut:

            @RobeOfTheMagi said in Prevent the saggy butt with a big gut:

            Off topic but(t): "The Saggy Butts" would be such a cool band name.

            What genre? Sounds like garage rock to me.

            Could be, definitely alternative.

            But it depends on the lead. Ziggy and the Saggy Butts could be singer-songwriter.

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            • KarolK
              Karol
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              @Go-For-Chill The stretch factor might be part of an answer in this scenario.
              I present the work of a legend - @neph93
              abridged https://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum//post/628792
              full version https://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum//post/628791

              Favorite:
              IH-888S-21 | IH-888-XHSib | IH-805 | IH-729-PUR | IH-555-XHS | IH-555S-25MB
              IHSH-339-SAX | IHSH-341-BLK | IHSH-293-OD | IHSH-362-BLK | IHSH-409-IB | IHSH-336-OD | IHSB-BIGBUCK-BLK
              IHV-44-BLK | IHV-02-BLK
              IHJ-75-BLK | IHJ-79-BLK | IHM-37-ODG

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              • MizmazzleM
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                @RobeOfTheMagi “The Soggy Bottom Boys”

                https://open.spotify.com/track/0YwNdeDFbGP6AGwsQrtzdY?si=CJDgnq5TTs6YCh-NoO8eow

                In the easy chair with my boots on, melted whiskey in my hand. Could'na been asleep for more than three hours...time to go to work again...

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                  wjw
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                  @Karol I have the SST in 777, and the stretch definitely helps, though I think SST in a different cut would help even more. I know if I scour the forums I can probably find the answer, but do you know a rough ETA when the SST is coming back and if it's coming back in all the cuts besides 634/1955?

                  36 777S-21 |36 777SST | 35 634S-ib-c | 36 634XHS
                  XXXL IHSH-293-OD | XXXL IHSH-130-GB |XXXL IHSH-337 | SP-L IHSH 422

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                    wjw
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                    @Go-For-Chill I'm interested in trying a high rise. Even 30lbs lighter I still have the sag problem, but I've never tried a high rise pant before.

                    36 777S-21 |36 777SST | 35 634S-ib-c | 36 634XHS
                    XXXL IHSH-293-OD | XXXL IHSH-130-GB |XXXL IHSH-337 | SP-L IHSH 422

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                      wjw
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                      Fit pics in my 634

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                      And then the sag after doing something besides walking/standing

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                      36 777S-21 |36 777SST | 35 634S-ib-c | 36 634XHS
                      XXXL IHSH-293-OD | XXXL IHSH-130-GB |XXXL IHSH-337 | SP-L IHSH 422

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                      • neph93N
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                        @wjw SST in 634 and size to account for stretch (ie, tight at the waist when new).

                        Alternatively buy 666 in SST and size for the thighs. The waist will likely be big. But the top block will be trim so it won’t matter.

                        “Some of those that work forces
                        Are the same that burn crosses”

                        • Virginia Woolf
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                          wjw
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                          @neph93 are they making an SST in the 634 cut?

                          36 777S-21 |36 777SST | 35 634S-ib-c | 36 634XHS
                          XXXL IHSH-293-OD | XXXL IHSH-130-GB |XXXL IHSH-337 | SP-L IHSH 422

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                          • neph93N
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                            Dunno… maybe not… in which case ignore me 😂

                            “Some of those that work forces
                            Are the same that burn crosses”

                            • Virginia Woolf
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                            • neph93N
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                              But the advice for the 666 stands. My best fitting jeans have always been 666 sized up to fit the thighs.

                              “Some of those that work forces
                              Are the same that burn crosses”

                              • Virginia Woolf
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                              • FadezF
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                                I second the recommendation for the 888 cut. Size TTS. Wear a belt. The rear rise will prevent the crack showing. The way the cut will go below the gut and high enough over the butt to help against the sag. You might want to find a size 38 with a 37”-37.5” waist. I think that will be a great choice for you.

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                                  I have both the 888 and 666 both fit great. I cannot wear a low rise, they feel uncomfortable on me.
                                  I find the 888 my best fit in IH jeans but 666 is close. In my other brands I always look for a rear rise of 17inches whenever possible.

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                                    wjw
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                                    Here's the sag after action in my other pairs

                                    666-142
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                                    777SST
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                                    777S-21

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                                    36 777S-21 |36 777SST | 35 634S-ib-c | 36 634XHS
                                    XXXL IHSH-293-OD | XXXL IHSH-130-GB |XXXL IHSH-337 | SP-L IHSH 422

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                                      wjw
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                                      @Fadez yeah I'm thinking I want to try the 888, just unsure about the sizing since most my other pants are worn in the same spot, when these would not be

                                      36 777S-21 |36 777SST | 35 634S-ib-c | 36 634XHS
                                      XXXL IHSH-293-OD | XXXL IHSH-130-GB |XXXL IHSH-337 | SP-L IHSH 422

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                                      • FadezF
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                                        Totally feel you. It was weird the first time I wore them too. Now I can’t get enough of them. I love my 634-UHR, but honestly wish they were 888 cut. Also cool note. The 888 have deeper pockets than the 634 and that makes a difference for me too. Maybe try and get a used pair in your size and see if you like the cut. Or if you have the ability to try on it might be worth it. I didn’t really have a butt for a while. Now that I’ve been consistently working out again. It also helps. But that’s another story. Definitely worth a shot for your body type

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                                        • jordanscollectedJ
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                                          @wjw I worry about the 888 cut on you. If the front rise falls below the belly when you are moving the back with undoubtedly follow, and the sag will happen yet again. I wonder if any of the larger fellas on the IHUK staff have put some work in on 888's and can weigh in. The waist sits really high, you just don't see bigger guys wearing high waisted jeans much.

                                          It's mostly slender fellas that look good with tucked in shirts (I do not). I have the 888 cut in XHS denim. I can make them work and I don't have a flat belly at all, but it doesn't hang either. maybe TTS 888's and rock suspenders if you want to give them a shot. or the elasticated belt could be a worthy option. https://www.kuhl.com/kuhl/other/bags-gear/arkive-belt/?color=Raven I have this Kuhl belt and it's awesome.

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                                            wjw
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                                            @jordanscollected I'm definitely not a tucked in shirt guy either. Just wondering if wearing on the belly would solve the sag, but totally know what you mean if the front doesn't stay put. I've been thinking about trying suspenders. Never had them, and got to figure out how to use them without the wife having to look at them haha. I did talk with @JoshC about sizing/cut, but just want to be as informed as possible. I don't have the luxury to try on in person.

                                            36 777S-21 |36 777SST | 35 634S-ib-c | 36 634XHS
                                            XXXL IHSH-293-OD | XXXL IHSH-130-GB |XXXL IHSH-337 | SP-L IHSH 422

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