mr_rock
06-29-2009, 09:25 PM
Ever wondered what all those words R&R uses mean when it comes to cuts and fits? Well, look no further! The following lists the common cuts for both men and women (these are also listed on the R&R website). I don't know how some of the more uncommon cuts fit (i.e. Chandler for men, Scorpion for women), so if anyone knows how they are please PM me!
Note: some style names have gone through changes via R&R. For the most part they are the same, but you may notice a slight difference in fit between, say, a Henley (typically an older pair) and a Henlee. Also noticable between Kasandra and Kiedis, I've heard.
MEN:
Henlee/Henley - lowrise bootcut, slimmer through the thigh, breaks at knee into a bootcut (leg opening is usually smaller than Floyd)
Floyd - lowrise relaxed bootcut, a little looser in the hip area than Henlee. Also easy to identify due to curved back pockets
Taylor - just like the Henlee/Henley, but with flap pockets
Vaughn - lowrise straight leg, slim in the thigh all the way down. Leg openings are not as large as Henlee
Neil - lowrise relaxed straight leg. More room in hips than Vaughn.
Colburg/CBGB - ultra lowrise skinny, the smallest leg opening (around 7.5"). Smaller back pockets
Fearless - lowrise straight leg. Slightly slimmer overall than Vaughn, however. Easily identifiable by the slanted back "double pockets" without any logo stitching or embellishment.
Ralph - lowerise straight leg with flap pockets (not sure if it's like the Neil or the Vaughn)
WOMEN:
Roth - lowrise flare, leg opening is bigger than a bootcut
Kasandra/Kiedis -lowrise bootcut (smaller than flare). Most common style, many washes in this cut!
Stella - lowrise straight leg. Slim overall through the entire leg.
Berlin - lowrise skinny, smallest leg opening
Kurt - lowrise bootcut with flap pockets (same as Kasandra, just with flap pockets!)
Kiss - lowrise bootcut with utility pockets. Looks-wise they are similar to the Scorpion, but fit-wise I'm not sure.
Vetter - the R&R version of the miniskirt!
:)
Note: some style names have gone through changes via R&R. For the most part they are the same, but you may notice a slight difference in fit between, say, a Henley (typically an older pair) and a Henlee. Also noticable between Kasandra and Kiedis, I've heard.
MEN:
Henlee/Henley - lowrise bootcut, slimmer through the thigh, breaks at knee into a bootcut (leg opening is usually smaller than Floyd)
Floyd - lowrise relaxed bootcut, a little looser in the hip area than Henlee. Also easy to identify due to curved back pockets
Taylor - just like the Henlee/Henley, but with flap pockets
Vaughn - lowrise straight leg, slim in the thigh all the way down. Leg openings are not as large as Henlee
Neil - lowrise relaxed straight leg. More room in hips than Vaughn.
Colburg/CBGB - ultra lowrise skinny, the smallest leg opening (around 7.5"). Smaller back pockets
Fearless - lowrise straight leg. Slightly slimmer overall than Vaughn, however. Easily identifiable by the slanted back "double pockets" without any logo stitching or embellishment.
Ralph - lowerise straight leg with flap pockets (not sure if it's like the Neil or the Vaughn)
WOMEN:
Roth - lowrise flare, leg opening is bigger than a bootcut
Kasandra/Kiedis -lowrise bootcut (smaller than flare). Most common style, many washes in this cut!
Stella - lowrise straight leg. Slim overall through the entire leg.
Berlin - lowrise skinny, smallest leg opening
Kurt - lowrise bootcut with flap pockets (same as Kasandra, just with flap pockets!)
Kiss - lowrise bootcut with utility pockets. Looks-wise they are similar to the Scorpion, but fit-wise I'm not sure.
Vetter - the R&R version of the miniskirt!
:)