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Is there much difference in the fit of the Quacker Factory Boot Cut and the Straight Leg?

JesssMe — Tue, 27 Sep 2016 19:36:59 GMT

From the fit guide, it looks like the straight leg has a higher rise. Other then the leg being more tapered, has anyone had both pairs, and what differences did you notice?

Thanks ladies.

Re: Is there much difference in the fit of the Quacker Factory Boot Cut and the Straight Leg?

terriebear — Tue, 27 Sep 2016 19:48:07 GMT

@JesssMe wrote:
From the fit guide, it looks like the straight leg has a higher rise. Other then the leg being more tapered, has anyone had both pairs, and what differences did you notice?

Thanks ladies.

@JesssMe

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Re: Is there much difference in the fit of the Quacker Factory Boot Cut and the Straight Leg?

JesssMe — Tue, 27 Sep 2016 20:09:08 GMT

I did look at the fit guide, I was wanting feedback from someone who has actually worn both types.

I have the boot cut pants, and I think I will try the straight leg, but I wonder about the difference in the rise.

Re: Is there much difference in the fit of the Quacker Factory Boot Cut and the Straight Leg?

LTT1 — Tue, 27 Sep 2016 20:23:40 GMT

@JesssMe

I have worn both types.

I have both.

The rises seem the same to me.

When I was thinner, the elasticized waist on the straight

leg ones bunched. Now the waist is perfect.

There is less fabric in the leg on the straight leg style; the leg is definitely slimmer especially when I go up one size.

If anybody demands a higher rise, that would be me and as I wrote, the rise seems to fit me the same in both sizes.

Re: Is there much difference in the fit of the Quacker Factory Boot Cut and the Straight Leg?

JesssMe — Tue, 27 Sep 2016 20:53:25 GMT

@LTT1 wrote:
@JesssMe
I have worn both types.
I have both.
The rises seem the same to me.

When I was thinner, the elasticized waist on the straight
leg ones bunched. Now the waist is perfect.

There is less fabric in the leg on the straight leg style; the leg is definitely slimmer especially when I go up one size.

If anybody demands a higher rise, that would be me and as I wrote, the rise seems to fit me the same in both sizes.

Thank you. I will give the straight leg a try.

Re: Is there much difference in the fit of the Quacker Factory Boot Cut and the Straight Leg?

chrystaltree — Tue, 27 Sep 2016 22:07:08 GMT

I wear both and the fit is the same. There isn't much difference in the leg either. Where the boot cut flares at the ankle, the straight falls srraight. However it's a bit of a wide straight. That works for me because I have "fuller" legs. That might be a problem for women who have average legs.