[Sean Longden]

That's a big hat.

[Jake Gittes]

A less usual appearance of an SJC cap... forming part of my impression of an anarchist militiaman, Aragon front, Spanish Civil War, 1937. I was in a "living trench" reenactment activity, in the very area George Orwell was - Orwell himself being a POUM (Workers' Party of Marxist Unification) member.

[Urrah]

That's seriously cool.

[Tommy]

¡No pasarán!

[bluescaptain]

Stripes on stripes at work today!

[SJC]

[bluescaptain]

Great look Simon! That is how I usually wear my SJC stuff.. I seldom use waistcoats or ties for example.. I'm to bloody warm!

[willyto]

For those who didn't notice Simon is wearing the Boston narrow trousers without braces.

[SJC]

...Yes no suspenders. Only because my son stole my pair!

[willyto]

...Yes no suspenders. Only because my son stole my pair!

Surely you have a spare pair somewhere haha

Was saying it in order for the bigger guys to see that they fit and look good.

[SJC]

Bigger guys, whatever do you mean?!

[willyto]

Bigger guys, whatever do you mean?!

Bigger than the standard suit size ~40 and ~34. Somehow there's this misconception that only super slim guys can wear narrow trousers or a 20s style suit.

[Time traveler]

Hear,hear…..not only for the pale and skinny Foxtrot`ers  !

[SJC]

This is very true, indeed if one looks at the size chart one will see the seat and thigh (the problem areas for bigger guys) is the same as the wide leg Mule Spinner trousers, where as the hem is narrower which gives a slimming finish at the ankle.

[Unkraut]

Bigger guys, whatever do you mean?!

Oooooooh careful.

I am fully aware that my 38 waist is bigger than standard. Jeans in those trendy chain stores don't fit me.
But I also agree that tapered pants can work. I got several french workwear trousers in a similar taper.
It's up to your taste which version you buy. Luckily we got the choice right?