Sunn Kim

Best flannel that I've owned. The cut is superb, it's warm, and good lookin. The description says it's a "loose" fit, but it is indeed a slimmer fit. In addition, the length is great. I'm 5'10 and it falls an inch below my belt line, which is just dandy.

This is a great thinner pull over sweater. Works wonderfully as a fall runabout around town. The description says it has a "relaxed" fit, which is false. This piece is definitely a slim fit sweater, but it doesn't suffocate you. I'm ~5'10'' ~165 lbs and the L fits like a dream.

This is an awesome everyday flannel or a great layering piece. The cut is flattering yet isn't too slim fit. I am normally a L in most brands ie Comune, WESC, Arc'teryx, etc and the L works great. Lastly, a good amount of flannels have a fleece liner, which I'm not a fan of. However, this one doesn't, thankfully.

Most gaiters feel like you are slowly but surely being choked to death by cheesecloth. However, this gaiter gets around those problems. It's not super thick, so there isn't a bunch of excess material. Which subsequently allows you to, you know, breathe. In addition, the material is soft and comfy, but keeps you warm when you need it. Long gone are the days of fogged up goggles and the inability to breathe.

My biggest problem with these pants is that the leg opening is listed as 15.5". However, they are more like 16-17". In addition, the straight leg cut makes the pant bunch up in weird places, mid thigh to be specific. Other than that, it is really a well constructed pant. The elastane stretch is mostly in the waist, which makes the pant really easy to put on/button up. I am 5'10" ~165lbs, but have shorter legs. So that may be the culprit as far as the fit goes. I feel these pants were designed for someone who has longer legs. So if you're a taller person or just have longer legs these would be the ones for you.

Waist: true to size. I am normally a 32 waist and a 32 worked great.
Inseam: 31-32" (Grey Vintage - size 32").

If you aren't a fan of pants that you swim in or one's that are painted on, you'll love these. The cut is relatively straight with a bit of taper in the knees and leg opening. So the fit feels like a skinny jean, but they don't bunch up in the knees. As far as the material goes, I'm a huge fan of what they've done. The cotton/poly blend has a heavier canvas feel without being too heavy or hot. Nor does it restrict movement. Finally, the fact that you can wear it in any situation is the pièce de résistance of this pant.

Fit: I normally wear a size 32, however that fluctuates from a 31-34" pending on company. However, I've found that RVCA runs pretty true to size in their pant/short department. I got a 32(black) in these and they fit beautifully.