Can these be worn discreetly? Or would it make Jeans and Khakis look noticeably baggier?
2064548
You could probably wear the weights with dress pants. The legs are big enough to cover the weights. With jeans, you could wear them, but they won't be covered because the leg size is not big enough to cover them. With denim leisure pants you could wear them because you would be able to cover them.
2064549
This is a follow up to my first answer. I am not sure if they would make the pants look baggier. Sorry I did not give this as my first answer.
1711271
Yes, you can. They get sweaty though and will need washing much more frequently than if you just wear them for non-athletic use.
1418510
you could wear a strapless dress with them but you might not want to. They have thick (albeit see through) over the shoulder straps that would be noticeable in a strapless dress.
623849
It is bulky. You are better off wearing it with loose fitting pants. it can be worn with looser fitting jeans
1629724
Depends what you are wearing if it's thin like sweat pants they will likely feel it but jeans should be okay depends on how hard they check
621093
Only if ur wearing stretchy pants, not jeans, because of the fit of the pants... They are fitted at waist.
261929
You shouldn't have bulges, but I would be wary of placing too heavy a jacket on this hanger (not heavier than a denim jacket, at most). There are similar hangers made for pants that are sturdier.
1377110
I believe that it can be worn under your shirt because i wear it below my blouse and i do not wear jackets. It is not bulky at all. I guess i can get away with wearing it because it can be passed off as a broad bra strap but i would recommend that guys wear an under shirt to mask the strap. I hope this helps
621089
No, they are good to wear over a base layer that is thin yet Insulating. Jeans would be too bulky and too much for the waist unless you go up a size.
1682263
Yes it goes under your clothes. I have tried it out on a shopping trip and it was very comfortable. You don't want someone to know what you are hiding (e.g. cash, passport, etc.).
2068977
Probably not that well. I haven't used them in denim, just in t-shirt like material, but I was not very impressed by how they worked. The cut wasn't smooth.
32187
I believe the would if they had a thicker padding. I also believe you need to make a plastic under pant that one could wear at night due to the fact I find the wetness goes up your back area when lying down. I really like the Silhouette pantie as it is more like a regular pantie than any other style.
303057
It's noticeable to someone if they are looking for it, more so in slacks/dockers than jeans. Also, it rides low enough that sometimes when sitting down the very bottom of the holster may show.
1660805
In jeans just a little, khaki pants not so much. The rubber bumpers tug your pocket material inside out in all pants.
246603
They are quite thin. I was happy in the mountains in spring, but they won't work for a winter hike. They are loose fitting but not baggy - underarmor would probably be fine, but nothing bulkier than that.
122747
Relaxed to slim, depending on what you wear underneath. It's snow pants...not going to be super slim.
1048312
No these are not for that purpose. They are mainly so you can stick your clothes to yourself so you don't reveal anything you don't want to be revealed. (Like when bending over and you have a loose blouse, you don't want to show your breasts/bra.) They are not strong enough or large enough to lift up breasts.