Men in Argentina dress casually, with jeans and T-shirts, as well as nice pants and dressy shoes. Women dress in feminine clothing and avoid sneakers even when wearing jeans. Argentina's people wear well-fitting clothing. Argentina's fashion culture is refined, with no room for baggy sweatpants or athletic sweatsuits. Men occasionally wear soccer jerseys. To go out at night, most Argentines get extremely dressed up.
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I've been hesitant to buy pants from Asian manufacturers because of the thousands of complaints about them running too small, especially for full-figured American women. I got the XXL because I'm normally a 16W or an 18. These are a good fit. The side pockets could be 1.5 to 2 inches deeper and they'd be perfect, but they're still light years better than some slacks I bought that only have half pockets. I'm relieved that the waist is just a tad loose. Because of their length, they look great with light strappy sandals or a ballet flat. This is a four-star review because I have not yet washed the pants to see how they hold up. I'll raise the rating if I get good laundry/ironing results. Edit: These have seen a good summer's worth of use and weekly laundering. They've held up admirably. Ironing them is simple, and a little spray starch gives them a nice, crisp look for dressier occasions. Steaming wrinkles out is also effective, but it does not provide the crisp finish that ironing does.
