Introducing the World's Best Chino: The Informale T140 Army Chino

To me, a chino seems to be very much pitched at being a more formal or versatile version of jeans. They’re meant to be a do it-all trousers, one you can wear on the weekend and to what id think is MOST if not all workplaces.
To me, a chino seems very much pitched at being a more formal or versatile version of jeans. They’re meant to be do-it-all trousers, ones you can wear on the weekend and to what id think is MOST if not all workplaces.
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[@FrazierFinds]

This was a helpful video, thank you. I've been looking around for a while for some quality pants that more align with my style and 'buy quality' mentality. Keeping an eye on their website for my size to come back in stock! Subscribed to your channel by the way - keep it up

[@jessupsays]

Mate! That's so cool to read! Can't wait to hear once you've got a pair! I completely agree though, why should high quality have to mean expensive and/ or not my style.
Appreciate the support and encouragement. Look forward to future comments! And thanks for the sub.

[@Dominicreviews]

Too expensive for me but good video. Surprised you're not at 1k subs yet man

[@jessupsays]

I appreciate that! Thank you, should be there soon! It is expensive, but hopefully for some it's worth the investment. Appreciate your time and comment 🙂

[@lukeschoenberger86]

You make good content. You should start a discord channel. I’m on a podcast that has one, and, beyond being a lot of fun, it’s a good way to build community.

[@jessupsays]

I appreciate the comment thank you, and yeah that's a good idea! I've had that kind of thing in the back of my mind, but you're right it could be nice to build out a unique community ☺️ ☺️

[@jjoersdsaunp230]

How goods the poem 😂

[@jessupsays]

Hahaha 😂😂 I'm so glad people are enjoying it! I thought it was so cool

[@renangaidheal1320]

These chinos are far too slim at the hem to be "based on 1940s". The rise, however, is closer to the original era and the style----it's just what happens below the knee that strikes me as far less '40s. For comparison have a closer look at The Real McCoy's 1941 (not the Blue Seal Joe McCoy, which is more like these lovely Informale).

[@jessupsays]

These are extremely straight, measured straight. Are you saying they were more of an external taper like a boot cut in those early days?