Should You Press A Crease Into Chinos?

[Mikejas]

Not quite sure where to place this question but thought that by trying here I could be redirected to a more suitable site.

[Hopkirk]

I vote no.

[anneasquith]

oh no.

[shoota]

Oh yes.

[shoota]

Or better still.......


Get your valet to do it.

[hc4361]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.

[Baldric]

No Way!

[Cloverjo]

Definitely no.

[anneasquith]

shoota puts a crease in his denims. ( the ones from primark. )

[shoota]

http://wwws.boscovs.com/wcsstore/boscovs/images/store/product/images/0547046474534176.jpg

[shoota]

You put a crease in me anneasquith.....

[Mikejas]

I'll just remind Jeeves that popular opinion seems to ordain no crease!

[Cloverjo]

I think I'd call them slacks rather than chinos.

[Hopkirk]

While we are at it, should a man's shirt have a crease down the outside?

[anneasquith]

titter................. excuse me mike .

[shoota]

I think that if worn with a blazer or hacking jacket a crease would be appropriate to draw attention to your polished brogues.
However if worn with a polo shirt or (heaven help us) a Hawaiian shirt then a crease could be dispensed with.

[TWR]

I think the days of the Crease are well gone Mike, Trousers are made with the Crease in the Cloth, Jean's etc, I put the Iron down the tic side.

[TWR]

Stich Sides.

[TWR]

Stitch

[janbee]

NEVER!!

[Baldric]

Look, Chinos, no creases, built in or otherwise, don't do it!!!

http://www.next.co.uk/shop/gender-men-category-trousers/designfeature-chino#1_0