Can anyone please tell me where to buy the flat front boys pants? -- Real Men Irish Dance

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[> at a store or scroll on down -- posted so many times, 15:12:25 09/21/08 Sun [1]

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[> [> I'm sorry I asked. Thanks for the rude response. This is the first time to buy them for me and there are no posts below for pants, just vests. And Burlington does not carry the flat front. I won't be coming back here for help anymore. -- No wonder Irish dance parents have a bad reputation for being ugly. People like you! Gald you're so perfect!, 15:57:11 09/21/08 Sun [1]

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[> [> [> This is a board where we try to be helpful to one another. This person may have never even been on this board before. She asked for help and you are rude and snotty. Please feel free to visit here, most of us are not like this witchy person. -- Irishmama, 18:40:14 09/21/08 Sun [1]

We used to buy a brand called Perry Ellis-I cant recall for sure, but I think we bought them at Sears. They were flat front. We have since gone to tuxedo pants, sometimes really cheap ones at some of the bridal shops.

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[> I've read in the past, and it may be in the archives that you can buy some great boys pants at Burlington Coat Factory. -- I like to help :), 22:27:47 09/21/08 Sun [1]

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[> [> My 13 year old wears flat front pants purchased at Burlington Coat Factory. -- hit or miss there!, 21:05:48 09/28/08 Sun [1]

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[> There has been tons of messages on here about "flat" fronted boys pants -- inside, 04:09:45 09/22/08 Mon [1]

If you do a control F and put in pants it will search everywhere on this page for pants. It won't go into the archives but I think on page 3 there are lots of posts regarding where people buy them. You must do the ctrl F for each page you go to. Good luck and if you find them perhaps you could post for us.

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[> If you need flat fronted pants with some stretch try www.feispants.com -- 7kids4us, 04:58:36 09/22/08 Mon [1]

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[> I just bought a couple of pair ar Burlington Coat Factory for my DS. Flat front and nice fabric with partial silky lining. Brand name Bertolli or something that starts with a B? They also carry Liz Claiborne, but they have cuffs at bottom and tend to be a bit wider at bottom once cuffs are let down. -- Only $15...wow can't beat the price., 06:51:17 09/22/08 Mon [1]

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[> Don't know if they still do this, but some of the boys from our school used to buy girls pants. Never would have know if they hadn't told me. Maybe a store that sells school uniforms, online would be French Toast. -- might be worth try, 06:54:19 09/22/08 Mon [1]

If son is self consciecne about it, maybe you could buy a couple of pairs and let him try on at home. Know Burlington is a stinker about returns, but maybe JC Penneys.

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[> try googling 'zemskys uniform pants'. If you are OK with the pleat front, Target has them for $18 up to size 16. -- my kids always do pleats, 08:29:44 09/22/08 Mon [1]

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[> What's up with flat front? My son has always had pleated which we buy at Kmart. Are flat front better? -- Bill, 11:36:38 09/22/08 Mon [1]

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[> [> I've seen both. Some TCs like the flat front for a more sleek/refined look. No side pockets even better (sometimes if the pants don't fit quite right the pockets stick out). I sew the pockets shut. -- Eliminates temptation for DS to stand on stage with hands in pockets!, 12:28:34 09/22/08 Mon [1]

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[> [> [> I go to a local tailor who is quite good although more expensive than Burlington coat or other stores. I also get flat front. But for real thin boys/men I suggest you consider pleats in front as they add some needed weight. Do not go with school type trousers as you can often see the white in the pocket. -- --, 13:48:48 09/22/08 Mon [1]

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[> If you have an older boy, try Banana Republic. My son (age 16 and 6'3") wears a girls size 10 from there. They fit perfectly because they have a little bit of lycra. Perfect length too. -- A bit pricey though, 09:27:49 09/24/08 Wed [1]

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[> Has anyone ordered vests or pants from feispants? Any idea how much they cost? very hard to get flat front pants in ireland -- mom of boys in ireland, 11:46:59 09/24/08 Wed [1]

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[> [> scroll down a few posts, there are a bunch of links for vests websites. i have used a couple of them w/ no problems. -- co mom, 13:26:55 09/24/08 Wed [1]

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[> [> Where are you based in Ireland. I know of someone who makes them. -- irish mammy, 04:49:10 09/25/08 Thu [1]

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[> [> The pants run between $80 to $100 depending on size. The vest usually run $50 to $65 depending on fabric. I would be happy to answer any questions or give references if you are interested. -- feispants.com, 05:02:58 09/25/08 Thu [1]

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