@@jonlaidonlie I would like to know about more shirts from cuts. Also a state and liberty pants review. 5’5 176, 32 waist. Big shoulders and chest so normally have to buy extra large shirts to fit upper body but kills me in length.
@@omarcortez9394 I'm focusing on athleisure/joggers right now so I'll hold on state and liberty. But I just ordered ash and Erie joggers so we'll see how they do!
abc skinny fit is not available on offline lululemon shop, they recommend to choice just abc jogger. is there many difference ? I also huge fan of abc skinny fit. thank you for your video!
Thanks for the video. I looked on their website and I don’t see the skinny fit ABC in the short length? Do they only have one length option with the skinny fit?
Did you get your skinny pair hemmed? I'm 5'9 and the 28inch length inseam from the shorter is a good length for me, however I much prefer the skinny fit just worried it might be too long and end up sagging around the ankles. Thanks
Are these still your favorite for shorter leg? I was going between these and the Rhone commuter skinny since they sell inseams in 26 and below. And other brands that fit well? Worried about the cuts and blyts with inseams
Whew, it's dependent on use-case. Best all-around: ABC jogger Best for casual wear: fabletics takeover Best for office setting: ABC pant (5-pocket) Notable runner-ups was the cuts ao jogger (28" inseam was just a tad too long) and Rhone commuter (the abc just fit me a tad better+it's easier to get altered at a Lulu store rather than ordering something online, measuring, returning, and then ordering another pair with the correct inseam)
One thing I don’t understand, why can’t there be a functional fly on these. Same question for sweat pants. What’s the benefit of having to pull down your pants to use the facilities??
Thanks for the info! I’m about the same height and have been looking for a good jogger with short inseam - the hemming option sounds like a game changer.
Cuts. Because it's comfy AND office appropriate (in my line of work). You can also go out to run errands without feeling "sloppy". But the ABCs are better for comfort and working out.
Do the joggers look any different after they are hemmed? I've talked to lulu stores and they say they can do it, but are hesitant because it's a hit or miss on how they will come out.
It looks subtly different, especially if you're taking a lot of (maybe more than 3 inches). Since the leg tapers, they have now got to hem a bigger circumference to the same elastic cuff. Does that make sense? Otherwise I can try to explain it differently or throw together a quick video.
I am very disappointed with the new ABC joggers based on all the negative feedback (thinner material, shallow pockets, etc). A few colors of the ABC skinny jogger just came back in stock. I don’t think I am going to touch them. Do you have any suggestions for alternatives? The Reigning Champ Coach’s Jogger comes to mind, although it is more expense than the LLL ABC Jogger ($155 vs $128). But money is not an issue as long as I can find a good alternative.
I've never heard of Reigning Champ coach's jogger, I'll have to check them out. I've been going back to jeans for the time being. 😆 I'm also looking at rain pants like Arc'teryx Norcan and Patagonia Dirt Roamer pants. Not in the same category as LLL ABC, but I think what I'm trying to say is I feel the gap that you're highlighting!
I tried these on in store and the shorter version felt longer then a 28 inseam. I wear only ABC Slim Pants with a 28 inseam that fit me perfectly. Did you have this thought too?
Yes I do remember thinking the "shorter" felt longer than a 28" inseam. Perhaps it's because the crotch of the abc jogger fits baggier/lower than the crotch of the abc pant. I actually have both so I can measure them out later this weekend!
Sorry.. should have just made a new comment instead of commenting under someone else's. Reason I ask about hemming the joggers is because I like the skinny fit but they currently don't have a shorter version of the skinnies. I want to hem them down to 28" but am worried how they would look. Can do you a before and after video of the hemmed joggers? I totally understand that the more you hem the more awkward the look may be...
It really depends on your inseam. Two guys can be 5'11" and have different leg lengths. The website says it's a 32-34" inseam so if you normally wear pants with those inseams, it should work out. Also, some lulu stores will hem for you which is an added bonus!
Thanks a lot for the video! I'm also "shorter" with a similar build, so these videos are super helpful to me. Just to clarify, are the ABC skinny joggers you're wearing in the video already altered by Lululemon? They look like they fit perfectly on you! Thank again!
They are not altered. Maybe I'm a bit picky, but there's quite a bit of scrunching! I dropped them off for hemming last week and they should arrive in 4 days! For the record, I ended up going with skinny large, sold out for comfort!
Are the short version your wearing in the video altered? I’m 5’8 and want to get shorter length (28) and curious if they will be too long. Thanks great vids man
while the hemming is nice, they don't do a proper jogger hem which consists not only in cutting off length but also slimming the leg of the pant to match the cuffs. If you take these to Lulu to get hemmed more than an inch they'll do the length but not the width so they end up looking pretty bad
yeah you'll just need to make sure that a) your Lulu store can do hemming and b) that you're not taking off more than 2 inches - that's the max they can do according to the people at my store
OK brace yourself this will be a long response but I need to explain for clarity: 1. I visited the store twice - the first time to request hemming, and the second time to get clarity on the hemming rules/guidelines. 2. When I took it in for hemming, I just took it in and requested the hem. They pinned it at the appropriate length and off I went. 3. After enjoying the pants for a bit, I was back at the mall and decided to pop in to get clarity. That's when they said their only requirement was that they can't hem more than 2 inches. (It was a different crew than the one that helped me get measured on the first visit). I didn't think about the discrepancy until just now. I actually just measured and they are 22'' inseam, so clearly then can hem more than 2 inches off. I believe the policy/standard answer is the 2 inch thing, but if you go ask, they will do what they can (in my case, 12 inches!). It fits more like a saggy ankle jogger now. I'm not sure if it's because of the shoe I was wearing when I went to get measured, because it shrunk in the wash (supposedly everything is pre-shrunk), if the tailors took off more than what was measured (unlikely but maybe), or if I grew a few inches (unlikely). Most likely I was sagging a bit when getting fitted. If I were to do it again, I'd make sure that the pant is sitting where I'd wear it. It's still a really comfy pant, and I wear it every week, but either 1) my socks are showing a lot (yay for showing off fun socks) or 2) it sags a bit now from coming a bit loose over time. Let me know if you have any other questions!
@@jonlaidonlie thanks for the follow up on this. Since they hemmed 12in off did they also alter the tapernes from knee to hem? Or did they cut the cuff and put it up?
Depends what your primary use-case is. If you need a specific length, then def ABC/ABC joggers. If you need the ultimate "everything" pant, you can't go wrong with abcs
Are you asking which one is better, or which one I'm showing in the video? The one in the video is warpstreme. I have no experience with the woven air and didn't even know it was a "thing", I'll check it out!
Oh man, after seeing your cuts clothing video, RU-vid is telling me that I should be interested in your other videos as well. Now I'm a few shirts in for Cuts and am sinking money into Lululemon. My wife says you're bad influence for me lol
Nooooooooooo Fabletics baddddd, I bought some of those takeover pants you mentioned and they already have started getting holes in them. Totally not worth your money!
Oof, sorry to hear! Mine are still going strong. What activities did you do with them and how did you wash/dry them? I'm surprised more companies don't make this style of pant!
