I really do understand the dilema of the OP. The men in my family (with the exception of my grandson) have no butts to hold their pants up. My grandfather cinched his belt up on his slacks but they still tended to sag, my Dad wore coveralls to work, and "jump suits" from the mid 70's til he died a few years ago, or wore suspenders with slacks. I have worn "tight fittin' jeans" for nearly 50 years just to keep my pants up, but having gone to IWB carry (while not on the job) for the last few years I've been getting some jeans in the one inch larger size (I know my wife can still shrink them anyway), but have also been considering the above mentioned suspenders that attach to the belt. During the work day I carry a snubbie in a OWB pancake holster which is no problem with the tight jeans, but when I add a 3 pound stake hammer stuck in the back pocket along with several other hand tools either on the belt or in pockets, even the tight jeans can work their way down. Being "glutus maximus challenged" should be considered a physical handicap making those afflicted with said malady elidgeable for funding for custom fit jeans, belts, suspenders and holsters.
surv:smile: