No love for slim fits?
Seems like most people really dislike slimmer fitting clothing these days. Personally I think slimmer cut clothes most times just have a cleaner and more refined look, at least on myself. Definitely a lot of people out there who make the loose/boxy/baggy look work. Maybe something to do with my age (late 30s) or my size - I'm a relatively short guy (28-29 inch inseam) and in decent shape. Boxy and loose just looks sloppy and unflattering on me. I'm happy with my current look and don't plan on changing it anytime soon, but just curious to see if there are any others here who prefer slimmer cuts for their clothes? Did I miss the style train and get left behind?
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"Maybe it has something to do with my age" -yes
"looks sloppy and unflattering on me" -probably not
"Did I miss the style train and get left behind" -yes
there's a huge middle ground between slim fit and loose fit and that's where many people are living these days
Someone post that blackbird spyplane article
Or even the image
If you don't like them you don't have to wear them
Slim fits can still look good, and is a nice silhouette option to have as well, but unless you're pretty advanced in your style journey and considerate of it not being the default cut anymore you're almost certainly not being considered fashionable in it right now
doesn't really matter
idk how my friends feel about stuff like wide fit or slim fit but i think they don't care at all
it's like not a consideration that exists to them bc they don't engage with fashion that closely which is 100% fine and dandy
I mean people who care about fashion will care
Inevitably
ye but for OP then i don't think they should worry about it much
hopefully that didn't come off dismissive
There are lots of people (myself included, sometimes) still wearing slim fits. You won't look bad, you'll just look like a guy in his thirties, which is fine because that's what you are. At a certain age, following trends becomes much more optional
My millennial friends who aren't into fashion will not stop talking to me about how they will never let skinny jeans go from their cold dead hands, so on my end people not into fashion also seem to be caring a lot š„²
Oh yeah forgot about this
I don't interact with millennials often enough lol
my millennial brother dresses like a slim fit without trying to š
Fashion reactionaries are crazy to me
will say that if you are willing to dip into straight fit it's just way way more comfortable
go to the mall and try on a pair of 501s
it'll look like clown pants at first but the difference in comfort is significant
Yeah, I was skeptical, but I'm liking straight legs, NGL.
Yeah this has been a whole tiktok/generational spat
OR don't because at the end of the day wear whatever you want
Proxy for not wanting to admit they are getting old
Also plentiful and cheap secondhand because they are "unfashionable"
Where's the Derek Guy meme about how every 30yo man looks in slim raws
I tried it for a while but I hated the feeling of having loose fabric hanging around my ankles, especially when walking
Me and my gang of JNCO wearing zoomers will pry their skinny jeans from their cold dead hands after executing them in the public square
Hereās me in slim and me in straight
The generational wars start now
I'm in this picture and I don't like it š
straight fit looks so clean
Much better lines
I'd also bet money that those are a "slim-straight" fit
yeah it took a lot of brain conditioning to feel like I wasn't wearing absurdly wide pants but now my range of motion is so much better
The "straight" pants still read slim to me lol
Or massive thighs
yeah technically these are my 505 'regular' fits
That's the part that's so dumb about the whole "dae like slim fit anymore?"
but again, they exist in the middle ground I was talking about between slim and loose
like 3Sixteen has sold a slim-straight cut since 2012
I love my orange tab 505s
I still wear alot of slim fits because I like my old jeans. I dont see anything wrong with that but I'll be buying wider in the future. Im pretty at peace with this
wearing them rn
I do see the slim fitting 2000ās scene/mods/indie rock aesthetics coming back, also some great layering opportunities doing an oversized piece on top of a slim base.
mostly I love not having to turn my pants inside out to get them off my body
Where?
Am curious
shades of APC PNS
Could rap is certainly scene inspired
I see a lot of this walking around London
I also saw it at a punk rock show where the average age was 35 but that doesn't mean the look is back on trend
wider fit's just much cozier, and balances out better to the eye (in my opinion)
and i can put shit in my pockets
tbf depending on the age demographic London is a relatively fashion forward city
Back in 2014 or so I got a pair of Tellasonās straight fit denim and was horrified by how baggy they felt and tucked them away in storage. Recently tried them on again and they fitā¦ like regular pants. Crazy how your own perception of fit evolves over time.
If your pants look "too big," wear even bigger pants
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agree
I just never buy the "I see $look all the time so it must be popular!" It's the most selection bias ever
Yeah fair enough
Though I gotta say depending on the person I'd believe it
can't do this in slim fit
Like if you're 20something and gay you're probably tapped in more than average to "watching people on the street"
I do think a big shift is having appropriately sized/cut clothing to all pair together. Like the J Crew OCBDs in slim fit size S that I used to wear are just never going to look good with stuff that's not similarly part of that trend
not sizing down to size 26 APC's for the perfect fit
In contrast to my newer to me shirts and such which have more room to breathe
Some varied examples from recent collections
Yup, I see this a lot when I'm near NYU
I think seeing it around is more important in this context. I don't think anyone rocking slim fit is concerned about being on the cutting edge of trends, it's more a question of "what can I get away with without looking ridiculous?", and seeing it in public relatively often is a good sign that it's ok
I have pants in lots of cuts because different cuts work better with different things
I have slim shirts and oversized shirts
Also think my generation's version of the fashion reaction will be interesting to see
I think itās just that wearing a whole bunch of slim fit in a mid or bad fit looks dated in a specific way
Itās not that all slim clothing is bad
Def will involve some like "slim fit is fatphobic" which I'm not 100% convinced is false
This is probably much closer to the median fashionable gen z person though
YSL famously not problematic at all /s
I should prolly say Hedi instead of YSL
I do think the "death of trends" has been greatly exaggerated
Iām 29 years old 
But it's at least partially true
Yeah but I and my friends also pretty much dress like this/shop with this attitude
Yeah I think context matters. The minimalist slim fit tech bro uniform looks dated, but slim fit can work fine in other contexts
Kinda like New Balance Dad sneakers. How they are perceived depends on the rest of the fit
I think the most likely thing is that 2010s slim will shift into the "acceptable decades to LARP as"
Like 70s, 90s, and 00s currently are
Something to note I think is that it still can be challenging to find wider cut stuff at mass-market brands; so I donāt think it has full penetration yet
I think the new gen will put their own spin on it though. Because there will still be people dressing that way unironically that they want to separate themselves from.
Like I was at the mall literally looking for pants this weekend and most places (Uniqlo, Muji, gap, BR etc) mostly stock slim fit chinos
Yeah jcrew has the giant chinos but theyāre the exception
My last Uniqlo trip I found the opposite
But I prefer wide cuts because dear god I canāt fit this tank ass into anything else
Actually not 100% true
Uniqlo in Montreal had wide only
Might be location specific ? Wouldnāt be the first time Canada was behind the times
Uniqlo in Boston had slim only
Lol
MTL is the Europe of Canada
Most big chains will try to match store inventory to shopping preferences in that location. So if slim fit sells better in that location that's what they'll keep stocking
I mean yeah
Cries in PNW
Except shops in Europe were actually more slim centric
Muji in Paris had slim only
One way or another, wide cuts donāt have as much penetration yet in some areas
Muji in Boston had wide only
Much to my chagrin
yea like the jcrew's near me have one small rack with the giant chinos just kind of hidden in store, and everything else is slim or "straight"
It is driving me crazy trying to find pants that fit me. Refuse to buy online because Iāve had so many issues
I donāt think j crew needs to label things as straight, itās just assumed there. 
lmao
i put it in quotes cause their 770's are still slim
I'm 35 with a short inseam (like 27?) and Ive embraced wider fits. I mean, you don't have to be on either extreme, im wearing big ass balloon pants today but I generally fall more straight fit than this. I think the biggest thing with being this age and wider fits is like, sloppy high school flashbacks
But the baggier shit I wear now is not the same as the baggy shit I wore then, it's nicer cut, better material, not dragging under my giant ass skate shoes, not sagged past my ass, etc
You can embrace wider trends without looking like you're going to a Limp Bizkit show (but honestly, nothing wrong with that, they're cool again I guess)
but you also don't have to dress outside your comfort zone, like people have said just dip your toes in the water
I see a good amount of this (like specifically the āindie sleazeā style fits rather than the like 2012 skinny workwear style) on my campus in New York City. We have a fashion/design program, though Iām not sure that matters.
the blackbird spyplane thing mentioned earlier is the idea that there's no such thing as too big pants. If they feel big, go bigger. The author said when he bought the pair on the left they felt so comically oversized he texted his friends about it.
wow this blew up quick. just to clarify, by 'slim' i dont mean skin tight skinny jeans and sausage casing tops. i'd like to think i dress appropriately for my size and have full range of motion in all my clothes without stretching stuff out and looking like im in a 2000s emo band
yeah us elder millennials definitely have ptsd from the girlpants era i think
i just havent found that super loose and baggy looks that great on me
that's fair too! but i think it's important to also make a bit of a distinction between loose, wide, and baggy
Thereās good and bad versions of all of those too
Like it always has to pass the sight test
like these are three very different cuts, but all are looser than i would have worn 5 years ago
For examples of bad versions plz refer to my posts in #waywt
and when i bought these they felt like clown pants they felt so big on me
i mean i have some 'regular' or 'classic' cut stuff that aren't technically 'slim' but they are definitely on the slimmer end when i put them on
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjqt8T3tJIE&t=316s
sidenote: convos on slim fit looking dated or whatever reminds me of this vsauce vid about retrospective agining and framing. if you ignore the intrinsic bit about fits of garments and body... it's just associated with what "the olds wore". or the young people who got old. queue another macro cylical fashion trend which gets jazzed up slightly before
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the only way to know if things look good is to post a picture here so that strangers can tell you
My self esteem isn't low enough to rule that out, but is low enough to procrastinate on it forever
one of these days i will - when i actually need to leave the house and have an excuse to change out of gym shorts and a tank top š«¤
Just get dolled up and go for a walk
I get dressed to sit on my couch
this was my submission for the brick flip theme WAYWT but the biggest difference between the two photos is the silhouette of the pants. There's not a dramatic difference in the outfit but IMO the less slim pants really makes everything look nicer, less constricted, less dated
Every instinct I have says the one on the left looks much better and it terrifies me
the wacky angle isn't helping
I mean that's not terrifying, it just means your sense of fashion is a bit out of date
left fit would probably do just fine in 2015 MFA WAYWT
My brick flip also was a lot about fit
The original was slim and long tee, slim and long overshirt slim pants with low rise
Vs short and wide tops and wide fit denim
I think that's the terrifying part, I've spent the last few years trying to force myself to like the more current stuff and I can't manage to do it
Oh hey same
Donāt force yourself whatās the point in that
I know this isn't the most flattering comparison, but my grandma has had the same haircut as long as I can remember. At one point I'm sure it was very fashionable and she just stuck with it. It doesn't look bad; she just looks like grandma
And it makes fashion a really difficult hobby to enjoy for the time being
that's ok though? you don't have to follow trends
you can even enjoy clothing without following trends
if you don't like current stuff then do your own thing and be happy! it's not that serious
if you don't switch to wide fit you will be fired from your job
I'm sure that's true, I'm still on this server to try and find that middle ground where I can still enjoy fashion without having to keep up with the curve
well what are you into, clothing/fashion-wise?
these are v cool
I'm mostly into the whole scandi minimalism thing that was trending a decade ago.
(Sorry if this is derailing the thread, by the way)
you can def still enjoy and explore scandi minimalism and use this server to explore various brands, figure out your ideal pair of black skinny jeans, or post/consume inspo
you might not get quite as much engagement as other topics, but I bet people would be willing to discuss it here
Hopefully, I think it's a fun challenge to find a compromise
These are along the lines of what I wear right now, for reference
These are good looks. Would've done numbers prior to like 2018
In basically any context outside of an internet fashion board, you'd be the best dressed person in the room in this
Yeah if I saw someone wearing that I wouldn't think that they're dressed poorly, just that they don't follow current trends
Honestly only the first fit feels that dated to me. Mostly bc of the CPs and minty raws with the big cuff
I don't think even I'd go as skinny as the first fit right now, probably the same jeans in a straighter fit
scandi minimalism was the first thing that caught my eye when i started using mfa
it was just like literally the most digestable lol
i think this kind of sums the whole thing up really nicely
its not that stuff necessarily looks bad, it just isnt on trend with whats happening in current fashion
But...but...what if you aren't making it to waywt-highlights? š
To be clear there are plenty of slim fits thatās do look bad
But thereās good and bad of everything
oh for sure
And most of them get posted to reddit.
I commit seppuku
Have you looked at mfpen's designs? Their whole thing is scandi-minimalism but big and slouchy. Not sure how authentically "minimalist" they are, but I'm a big fan
I like those
but i think it's safe to say that it's trending in this direction and into the mainstream. Your view that slim looks better is likely because that's what was in fashion when you started to pay attention. It's learned. And the more you see relaxed fits,the more they'll look "better" or at least normal
yeah I'm definitely seeing it a lot more. I don't dislike all the relaxed stuff, I just don't think it's for me (or I just haven't found the right pieces yet)
I'd just say, try not to get stuck in this idea that there's a right or wrong way to dress for your physique (or age). That idea is also a product of a time that's passed
That's definitely true for a lot of people, I think it's possible that for some it's the other way around, i.e. they only became interested in fashion at that time because the slim/minimal trend appealed to them
maybe not one right way, but i'm gonna venture out on a limb and say there are definite wrongs
but thats not "into fashion"
maybe at the time it was
like by definition choosing a specific trend and refusing to move on is not exactly "into fashion"
interest wanes
true of any trend
Into clothing then, let's say
clothing vs fashion is a good way to distinguish
Feel like "I'm into clothing not fashion" is just code for "I'm stuck in a specific style from a specific time" cause to some extent its meaningless
touchƩunless you enjoy like textile design
i would say thats "into clothing" if you are into textile properties and material engineering
like what is clothing vs fashion?
i guess im always lost by the distinction
i think i get what you're saying, but i don't see that as an important distinction
For example, let's say you're really into hiking. You've been hiking for most of your life but you've never really thought about what you wear doing it. One year, hiking gear is trending in the fashion world, and everyone is talking about hiking gear. For that year, you start paying a lot more attention to the gear you wear and how it looks/feels
Naturally the trend moves on and people aren't wearing hiking gear anymore, but for a time you had an interest in that clothing
But you keep wearing what you picked up then because you're not into fashion
hmm so maybe its "into X type of clothing vs general fashion"
That's a fun example and an interesting mental exercise, but it sounds like the moral is that people not into fashion can coincidenally be fashionable
Which is certainly true!
Sure, it just means that you have certain tastes, and you're interested in that thing, but only when the current trend overlaps with your existing taste
I agree with you about fashion though, and if you claim to be "into fashion", you should at least be willing to give new ideas a try
I'm sure that's an interesting discussion, being "accidentally fashionable"
I do think that's somewhat far removed from the question of slim v relaxed fits being more stylish or refined or better with regard to x
I suppose how I would connect that to the OP is that instead of a specific look overlapping with your tastes for a time, some of the ideas that were being floated around in fashion at the time might have overlapped with your values
Maybe you were only interested in clothing for a time because you liked the idea of "timeless style", or because you liked things that look clean and simple
And now that fashion has moved on from those ideas, you might find it difficult to engage with it
i think that has a lot to do with it. i like the clean and simple look and found something that works for me. ive experimented a lot in the past and now my stubborn ass doesnt want to ruin whats working and overhaul my wardrobe (again)
that being said, i am open to more fashion forward pieces if i come across any that catch my eye
and this stuff looks great on a lot of people, i just dont think it does on me š¤·āāļø
My favourite genre of older man whilst people watching. There's always details that give it away as accidental but it's fun.
reminds me of something i read about people watching in big cities and playing the game of 'hipster or homeless?'
"details" you can just say the shoes
There's a huge spectrum. Sprayed on, painted on, clingy, snug, skimming, slim, slim straight, straight. A lot of other pant details will show the timeliness of it
I'm not an expert on pant making but I know there are huge variations in the crotch curve, the hip section
Where what works for you, homie.
Personally felt like my love of fasion was saved by the death of slim fit. It just didnt work for my body at all and I really struggled to dress with what felt "good"
Even if slim fit shit comes all the way back around I will still be wearing my sloppy straight fits
Contrarianism works well on some
Speaking of, have you considered letting let slim-fit die. Killing it, if you have to.
Straight jean is the path to the dark side. Straight jean leads to wide pant; wide pant leads to cargo pant; cargo pant leads to cargo short. I sense much straight pant in you.
JNCOs: If only you knew the power of the Dark Side! Slim-fit never told you what happened to your father. Widepant: He told me enough! He told me you killed him! JNCOs: No. I am your father! Widepant: No... No! That's not true! That's impossible!
The large width of the Pant is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be... unnatural.
What if I told you that MFA was now under the control of a Wide Fit of the Trousers?
Itās the pant that made the MFA Fit Battle in less than twelve upvotes. Iāve outloosed early 2000s baggy jeans. Not the local straight pants, mind you. Iām talking about the big JNCOs, now. Sheās wide enough for you, old man.
Never tell me the leg opening!
When gone am I, the last of the slim-fit will you be. The T I M E L E S S runs strong in your family. Pass on what you have learned.
Widepant: Iāve been waiting for you, Skinny Pant. We meet again, at last. The circle is now complete. When I left you, I was but the learner; now I am the master.
Donāt give in to straight jean. That leads to the wide jean.
You were the chosen one! It was said that you would destroy the loose fit, not join them! You were to bring balance to the Fit, not leave it in darkness!
Straight pant is forbidden. Loose pant is forbidden. Timeless fit, which I would define as unconditional widepant, is essential to MFA manās life. So you might say, that we are encouraged to wear widepant.
You canāt stop change any more than you can stop the suns from setting.
I feel like people often think of relatively extreme wide fits when they say that they want to stay with slim fits
I dont think so tbh. Having worked in mtm youd be astounded at what people think is ābaggyā
I myself prefer relax taper or straight fit to slim for most outfits, if not simply for the comfort. I view the shift away from slim as a positive thing. But honestly I feel annoyed at the wide pants zeitgeist thatās taking over every single fit everywhere all the time nowadays. Itās almost become as dogmatic as slim fit was mid last decade, such that anyone who wears slim is seen as not fashion conscious or outdated. Itās like hearing a pop song played on the radio over and over again to the point that it gets annoying.
Iāve noticed that the more trendy and popular something becomes, the more poorly it will age and the more dated it will look when it falls out of favor. Fatigue (pun intended) with wide fits will come eventually just like it did with slim fits, and those trying to pull it off after that time will look just as ādatedā as slim fits look to the wide fit zeitgeist today.
Yeah maybe I'm off base here. Something I saw in a few vids but maybe not as applicable to real live
But you are dressing for now right and not for fotos in 10 years.
Why would I care what I think of how I dressed in 10 years when I could care about how I dress rn
Absolutely wild to me people are that afraid to laugh at themselves years down the line
I would maybe consider it for some very limited items that are supposed to hold for a long time or wedding fotos.
Yeah, trends are for now yeah. But for me personally, I kind of hate just doing or wearing something just because itās popular. Itās almost as if I didnāt choose it because I liked it, but I just decided that I want to fit in and everyone else is doing it.
Oh yeah I get what you mean. Like not being sure if you want something because you actually do like it or because of the hype
Not afraid to laugh at myself years down the line, but thatās not necessarily my goal when choosing what to wear haha
Fashion as a hobby also isn't really a journey with a destination imo.
There's trying to be fashionable with current trends and then there's development of fashion as an extension of your personality and expression. If you look dumb in 10 years who cares? You had fun in the moment
I think too many folks view certain windows of trends as the pinnacle of what is correct
Also wanna point out if you hit it right often it will looked dated but cool
Yeah I mean maybe an extreme example of this is like FOG essentials or Panda Dunks. Theyāre so popular saturated and everywhere that I know theyāre going to look super dated.
Even if it's very trendy
Plenty of great super trendy fits from all the decades people "laugh at"
I feel like there a some overall trends like the way clothes fit and then there some very specific item based trends
Right, thatās why the current zeitgeist of wide fits kind of annoys me nowadays. Iām maybe more toward the expression aspect than the following trends aspect.
Would anyone be wearing the latest stuff at age 90?
if I still have the energy
Following trends isn't mutually exclusive with having self expression
Its all about lenses. The modern zeitgeist might give you new cool things you never thought about or had access too
Like look at military surplus liner jackets
Those rising in trend have given rise to a whole new category of outerwear, vests, ect
Trends are cool. They give you access to new things to try, and from there you can take what you want and leave the rest behind
Without them the clothing world is a boring place
Reality is none of us will ever look exactly the same. None of us have the same tastes, same bodies, same wardrobes
Trends are fun IMO
I think people get a bit too high on trends and declare something as overtly correct
then in 3 fasion cycles they look silly
What would music look like if nothing ever changed
In some ways having a bit of restriction is also pretty crucial for creativity in my mind. I think not following every trend is often the correct thing but avoiding things just because they are on trend is also being lead by them. I would just see what you like from the trends while following some of the rules of the time
I kinda get it for very expensive types of items. You don't want to buy a nice winter coat just for it being out of fashion the next winter
I like how designers dress, like they never update their wardrobe in a pullover and old jeans and uncool sneakers
To be fair if fashion was your job would you want to do it in your spare time
I don't work it and the bleeding edge already exhausts me
i think this is where the cheaper 'fast fashion' places like zara/uniqlo come in. you can get the current fashion without feeling terrible about throwing it out after a relatively short time. then if you find something in the process that you like regardless of how trendy it is, you can upgrade to something of better quality
At this point 1mm off the break of a pant will cement it as yesterday's or today's
As others have mentioned, I think the main appeal of trends is that they give you license to try something that might seem goofy at another moment. They expand the range of expression by being a safety net, of sorts. I like to think of those as āpositive trends.ā Negative trends, otoh, when certain modes of expression are discouraged as āuncoolā, are less useful, imo.
I do enjoy the differing appeals of skinny, slim, and wide, so it would be nice if all were considered cool.
Also, there's nothing really interesting being done in slim/skinny fits right now from a design/fabric POV
so naturally when I see new stuff it's in a more relaxed silhouette
But what can you do. I find myself caring less as I get older. It makes me think about when I was so anxious going to school because my shorts didnāt cover my knees and my socks showed.
Part of the trend is that when I see slim fits in 2023, it's exact copies of what I saw 5-6 years ago. It's not really interesting. That will change once designers start playing with a slim silhouette and bringing novelty and something different.
Totally. I think thereās a big appeal for something to be refreshing to look at.
And this is from someone who was late to let go of the "slim fit is good fit" train.
I myself actually dressed in straight/regular fit most of my life, with a couple baggy jeans as a teen, so Iām ready to try something new from that. Relatedly, I think the first question we ask ourselves when we get dressed in the morning is who we are dressing for. Our personal style depends a lot on the answer that each of us land on.
(Of course, we donāt need a single answer. Could be Our job. Our community (which one? Our religion? Friends? Online enthusiasts?). Ourselves.)
I dress for Jesus āļø
Thatās awesome that Rick sees your fits.
I dress for the younger, broker me who would stare at slp lookbooks and tumblr.
Skinny forever.
Hedi at SLP and Celine really championed that body type
imo wide pants hide the ass
Vast disagree, wide pants have nearly nothing to do with the top block
Unless you're either:
Wearing a high rise too low
Wearing an incorrect waist size.
i'm not doing anything of the sort because i exclusively wear slim/slim straight since idk what fashion is
than why comment?
last comment in this bait thread was over a month ago
i feel like even if they show the top curve they don't show the bottom curve of the bottom, am i missing something?
not everyone dresses to show off their ass? its not that deep
What is happening
Lmao
Assless men are rising up
Bring back flatbutt^tm
Just wear all spandex if you want to look like a tom of Finland drawing
Have ya'll discovered...
SKIMS MEN
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Saving for later ty
Sometimes an intentional concealment reveals more than direct demonstration
Something something imagination
I was about to say "determinate negation" because I'm in philosophy class rn
This mf spittin
i mean idk how much this intentional concealment is revealing
Just say you have no ass man
It's ok
;-;
Just wear big pants and dont worry about your ass
Or wear skinny pants and don't worry about your ass
Or work on your ass and don't worry about pants
it's a WIP
All pants conceal the ass, return to chaps
thats trademarked
delete
Simply dress cool
if you have a cool fit your ass will gain confidence to emerge into the sunlight
Simply develop anterior pelvic tilt
i tape a picture of my ass to my pants so nothing is left to the imagination
āRevealed preferenceā in economics
Not the same thing
Thought I could skate by on my context clues