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Just curious, what kind of pants do you folks wear with your implants? Many years ago I stopped wearing jeans, in favor of cotton "tactical pants" like these:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001A74XG4?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_3&th=1&psc=1

I find they are more comfortable (especially in hot weather), fit more loosely, and provide a greater range of motion for bending, squatting, etc. I work in a relaxed office environment so they are suitable for work, but also general use. If I'm not in shorts or a suit, this is what I'm wearing 100% of the time.

I think these will be very suitable to wear after my surgery, the looser fit should help with concealment and comfort. I usually wear tight-ish boxer briefs underneath.

I'm just wondering if others have ideas/recommendations for what pants are most comfortable/utilitarian after implant surgery. I'm not talking so much about during healing, though I'd love to hear advice on that aspect too. I'm wondering about day-to-day "living with an implant" and if any accommodations are needed in how you dress.

Try “Ball Room Jeans” from Duluth Trading Company. They are designed with an extra patch of fabric or gusset providing much more room in the crotch. They look otherwise normal. Excellent quality too!

Thanks for the posts. I'm 14 weeks post-op and the best thing I've found is good 'ol cargo shorts. I have trouble getting comfortable in my jeans, and those look like some good options.

- Chuck

David1973 wrote:Try “Ball Room Jeans” from Duluth Trading Company. They are designed with an extra patch of fabric or gusset providing much more room in the crotch. They look otherwise normal. Excellent quality too!

Good info, I'll look into that. As I said I haven't been wearing jeans, but if I can find some comfortable ones it would be good to have a couple of pair.

Kodixx wrote:Thanks for the posts. I'm 14 weeks post-op and the best thing I've found is good 'ol cargo shorts. I have trouble getting comfortable in my jeans, and those look like some good options.

- Chuck

Cargo shorts are my jam. I'm in the Southeast and it gets very hot here. Cargo shorts are what I'm in 95% of the time I'm not at work where I have to wear long pants.

Thanks!