Looking for Answers about KR3W K Slim Chino - Men's?

I have one answer that states a 15" opening for the men's KR3W K Slim Chino, but I think this needs to be modified because I have three answers stating a 16" leg opening. The industry does allow an inch leeway in fabric, yet the 16" width seems to be the leg opening in most sizes.

No. A little bigger. The leg opening on the men's KR3W K Slim Chino in a 28" waist is 16", or 8" across when laid flat.

The KR3W K Slim Chino - Men's (size 32), has a waist width of 17".

No. I will have to modify one of my answers in the Q & A section though. The 28" waist for the men's KR3W K Slim Chino has more of a 29"-30" inseam length. So it will end up being pretty close to what you want, just a 28/30.

The men's KR3W K Slim Chino has a 17" thigh opening tapering down to a 15" leg opening. The inseam in a 32" waist is 32.5" long.

The men's KR3W K Slim Chino has a Slim waist design; and if you are not use to a slim fit in the waist, then you may actually want to size up to a 32" waist so the pants don't seem too tight. Otherwise, I would recommend ordering your normal size. Unfortunately, sometimes these fits are so unique that the only way to know for sure is to try the pants on.

The 30" and 32" waist for the men's KR3W K Slim Chino has a 30"-32" inseam length respectively. In this style, you would have to jump up to a 34" waist to get an inseam that is closer to 34". But then it sounds as if the pants would be too big in the waist for you if you did that. Might have to try a different style.

The inseam of the men's KR3W K Slim Chino in a 32" waist is 32.5" long.

Altho the men's KR3W K Slim Chino is made with a 2% stretch calvery twill plus the cotton, it will not stretch to the point of having to change your normal sizing. The essential idea of putting some 'stretch' into the fabric of jeans is for a more form-fitting feel.

The men's KR3W K Slim Chino in a size 34 has a leg opening of 16".

Our perception of loose may differ, but to me, the men's KR3W K Slim Chino has a tighter fit that will extend into the groin area as well. If you are not used to the Slim Fit, then these pants will most likely seem a little tight for you in the groin area.

The men's KR3W K Slim Chino has a somewhat loose skinny fit down the legs with a 18" thigh opening tapering down to a 15" leg opening. The inseam in a 34" waist is 32" long, and the waist is what has the Slim Fit.

The inseam length for the men's KR3W K Slim Chino in a 36" waist is about 33.5" long, almost 34".

The men's KR3W K Slim Chino in the brown colorway are of a darker brown, sort of like a Chestnut Brown. I tried to provide an image as well, but the lighting isn't the best for photography at the warehouse.

It seems we may have wrong images on the website for the men's KR3W K Slim Chino. The pants we have stocked at the warehouse do not have a drawstring on the waist, which does look like a shoelace belt. But it really is suppose to be a drawstring on the pants according to the copy. The belt loops are of regular size, and I will bring these jeans to the attention of the purchasing department to figure out which is correct, the jeans we have stocked or the image.

The inseam length does change with different sizes for the men's KR3W K Slim Chino, which is unusual because it doesn't change much with other brands regardless of the waist size. But for the KR3W K Slim Chino, in a 30" waist, the inseam is 31", and in a 28" waist, the inseam is 30" long.

The leg opening on the men's KR3W K Slim Chino jeans is 16".