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I love these pants! I especially like the contrast bib. . . .really thinking outside the box! I admit I will steal this idea this summer.
6/11/10 0:00 AM
Please, have at it, MissTaraTara! Can't wait to see the results.
6/11/10 0:14 AM
These are awesome!
6/11/10 9:21 AM
i LikE YOUr sense of humour!
6/11/10 12:17 PM
these are SO cute! well done, i want, no NEED a pair! :)
6/11/10 2:07 PM
Love your review
6/11/10 2:24 PM
These look great! I'm on the lookout for some 'proper' pants where the bib is the closure too, haven't found any yet...
6/11/10 5:38 PM
I made these also out of a colonial blue linen and I underlined them because I didn't want the seat bagging out. I felt the same way about the bib and here's my idea for a black wool pair. Ignore the side zipper and use a center front zipper under the flap. Then at least the flap will be covering something. I know that is still not the real way to make sailor pants, but if you want to do it the real way, the flap is an integral part of the front but with sleeve like plackets on each side. The biggest problem with that is that, like actual sailor pants, it requires a pretty rigid fabric, so the pants wouldn't drape very nicely.
8/17/11 9:30 AM
Great review! Informative AND funny. :) I'm confused about the waist height, however. Ppl say they are long, but they don't look it to me. To be fair, I like my trousers Katherine Hepburn high, and all the pics of these don't look quite so high. Any feedback on that, anyone please?
5/3/12 2:40 PM