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" It&amp;#039;s been three years, give or take, since the good people of Dockers took a long look in our collective closet, shook their heads, and decided the men of America deserved better pants. The Alpha Khaki, a chino with a slightly tapered leg, a slightly rough feel (almost denim-like), and a dizzying array of color options, quickly made Dockers the brand of choice for men who wanted the ease of wearing khakis without the baggy, saggy, Dad-playing-putt-putt fits. Now the khaki pioneer is capitalizing on that success by offering improved fits and feels in a full collection of shirts, jackets, and sweaters. In addition to the trim patterned button-downs, cotton piqu\u00E9 blazers, and chunky cardigans that make up the new line&amp;#039;s top half, there are two new fits for the bottom half: one with a little extra room in the seat and thighs (for stockier guys) and one with a skinny silhouette (for scrawnier), both walking the line between casual and dressy and setting the stage for a better-fitting fall for all of us. Cotton khakis ($98) and cotton shirt ($68) by Dockers Alpha Collection; leather boots ($550) by John Varvatos. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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