Try Land’s End on line. They will hook you up. Check their overstock section as well.

Penny’s shows men’s 34” inseam pants too.

P.S. ... mrowr! :D

Depending on where you are, I’d give Plato’s Closet a shot, and maybe a factory outlet. I am similarly afflicted, being 34-34, which is hardly amusing, but I’ve been fine with Gap, Old Navy, and even J. Crew (though their euroslut pants are not helpful for those of us who have leg muscle)

I’ll second the Penny’s suggestion.  I’m a 34 too and I liked these so much I bought a half dozen in various colors a few months ago.  Comfy, decent quality, no pleats or stupid Dockers-type expansion waistband thing, and they’re perpetually on sale for 15 to 25 bucks.

Holy shit! The first time I’ve ever had something to add!  The Gap and its offshoots sell tall-person stuff online, but there is the slave-labour issue to consider…

Okay, I just noticed I was beaten to the punch.  Well, fuck it all.

I like cargo pants, and I’m not ashamed.

Dillard’s generally has the most expansive big ‘n tall selection of most mall anchor stores, though I am unsure as to how close one might be to your location.  Macy’s works well, too - but you would probably need to go the dress slacks/tailor route, not the off the rack Docker’s route.

Oh, and Stacy and Clinton say cargo pants are OK for us barrel-chested types.

Shop the tall section at Banana Republic.

Alternatively - try (only half kidding) shopping in The Netherlands where the world’s tallest people live -  the sizes that fit tall people are widely available here.

Dickies sells 34, or if you (or a friend) feel comfortable hemming a pair of pants they also sell a 37/39” inseam unhemmed on many styles.

I’ve had pretty good luck at Eddie Bauer and Mark Shale.

Old Navy men’s pants seem to run about a full two inches larger than their reported sizes, and they’re usually cheap to boot. Try ‘em on, though.

Sorry, details.  If you know your measurements exactly, you can order at Eddie Bauer’s website; they’ll cut your trousers to order and ship them to you fairly quickly.  I don’t know so much about Mark Shale, as I’ve only shopped at their outlet store.  I did find one or two things that fit that weren’t hideous, though.  (My inseam is the same as yours, Mr. Taylor, if that helps.)

I will chime in with the gap/banana republic suggestion. My ex was equally tall and had good luck at these places.

I’ve got a source for assless chaps, if that’s what you’re looking for.

Do what I do.  Shop at a truly upscale place, like Phipps Plaza in Atlanta.  Write down the brand names that has a *general* appeal to your aesthetic, and then check out eBay.  There are so many clothes vendors on eBay giving out truly excellent clothes for moderately cheap, if you are willing to buy clothes sight somewhat unseen (hence the reliance on brand names).  Myself, I love clothes by E Zegna, Toscano, Jhane Barnes, and St. Croix, and I regularly check eBay to see if anything fantastic has shown up.  Make sure you know your measurements for everything.

Banana tends to carry extremely fine slacks in tall sizes, and in a range of waists. My partner is very tall, he shops there, and, well…

Rugged,

I have a source for assed chaps: the secret is to ask for “pants”.

I’m a 34” or 35” and know your pain!  Online and catalog can be good, but you can also find a surprising range of stuff at remainder places—TJ Maxx, Filene’s Basement, etc.

Trouble finding 34/34? Owch.  Those aren’t hard to find down here, but sadly my size (36/36) is.  And to make it worse, it’s too small for the Big and Tall places.  Online for <favorite chain here> is the way to go, or as someone else said already, eBay.

banana republic or h&m;

Banana Republic and the Ralph Lauren online store (seriously). 

The RL online can be affordable if you look at the clearance sale items. The bigger, taller men’s sizes have had a decent clearance selection whenever I’ve been spousal present shopping.  Their website also explains the different cuts of the various lines / styles very well AND they actually seem to sew them the way they describe, so if measure yourself right everything should fit well.

Depends on whether you’re willing to spend $55 for a good pair of pants, but My Suit Shop does custom-tailored stuff ranging from suits to casual shirts and pants, although they require an assload of measurements that you’d probably need some help getting.  I haven’t gotten around to ordering anything from them yet, but I’ve purchased ill-fitting designer crap that’s more expensive than their stuff, and if I ever need suits of any kind that’s probably where I’ll go first, just because off-the-rack doesn’t seem to be made with me in mind, even though they advertise like it.

The Netherlands might be far away, but Western Michigan was settled by the Dutch.  My mom and I always go clothes shopping when we visit the family in Grand Rapids and Holland because there are so many more large sizes on the rack than in other parts of the country.  I assume the same is true for tall men’s sizes.  Don’t how far eastward in Michigan that effect extends, though.

I must agree that Land’s End is my fave good-geek clothing mart. Hi-Q, attentive to customers’ needs, all the good stuff. And I’m a 34 inch inseam, tall, scarecrow.

    I call LE, and they greet me by name. I ask for pants, or shirts, “like those last ones I bought”. They respond “Still 34-34 and medium-tall?” Yup I say and the very well made stuff arrives in a few days.

    Land’s End Jesse. Land’s end all the way.
Martin

My husband’s always had good luck with Eddie Bauer as well, both in their stores and online.  Lands End is also good.

I have a 34” inseam and I haven’t had any trouble at all finding pants at that length.  Where are you looking?

go to HSN.com (seriously) and look for Diane Gilman (DG2)...her talls have 34 in. inseams) ... but watch the sizing .. .she makes jeans and slacks for baby boomers and adds about 3 inches to the waist ......

I’ve been buying her jeans for 2 years now.  Love them.  Haven’t tried her slacks yet.

(machine washable)

Corduroys from L L Bean.  Order “tall,” not “medium tall.”  34 inseam.  Good service.  Quality clothes.

kingsizedirect.com It’s big and tall.  Good prices and size selection.

My husband is also a 34” inseem, 40” waist.  So far we’ve only had luck at Casual Male XL for him, which is a grand pisser because we can’t afford to shop there.  Good luck.

I’m a 31x34 and second the recommendations to shop online. It’ll save you time big-time. Major department store sites (or Gap/BR) are best since you’re looking for standard sort of non-jeans business casual sort of stuff. You can certainly find 34” inseams in-store but of course the choices are even more limited than what you’ll find online. No need to do the big-and-tall specialty thing unless your waist size is out of the 31-36” range.

I just don’t get the rarity of 34” inseams. I’m 6’2” and that height range just isn’t anything like rare.

That… doesn’t sound that tall for a guy’s pants. Are you long torso’ed? I’m female, only 5’6”, but I my height is in my legs, so that may throw off my idea of normal proportions.

I have a source for assed chaps: the secret is to ask for “pants”

Wait…..you mean you cover your ass?  You LIEbrals are real barbarians, it’s no wonder you can’t get anyone to vote for your candidates.

I got most of my 34 pants from Land’s End online, as yes it is ridiculously difficult finding any in stores. Lately though… of all places… Costco carries some cheap-but-nice microfiber pants in a splendiferous variety of sizes. Even then, it takes a long while of sorting through the pile of 80 pants to find the right size.

I’m 30” at the waist, 32” inseam.  I wouldn’t have thought it would be a low-demand market, but it is low supply.  The 30” waists are basically on the adult / kids border, while the 32” inseam is too long to make the kids option work. 

Maybe I should just eat more.

Same problem here. I needed some for work last year as I’d lost quite a bit of weight and everything looked extra baggy. I came across some in a Dickies outlet store. They wear well, look nice, and are not cargo pants. Lots of colors and styles to look for.

Wow 34 inch?  Are you a model?

I am only a 32 inch @ 6ft - 0.

:O)

@Margaret if you’re serious about the Dutch shopping… V&D;is probably the best Dutch department store.  www.vd.nl but I don’t think they have an english version of the website.  “Heren” is the word for men. 

My husband is wondering why you have a problem??

Lands End hems to order, and LL Bean carries 34” inseam.  I think that Lands End stuff is at Sears now?

Target has some taller things, you just have to hunt for them.

I second the Dickies recommendation. You run the risk of looking like a plumber/electrician/construction worker/crude stereotype of Hispanic gang member portrayed on the hit series “21 Jump Street,” but they’re very affordable and very high quality, they come in fun colors, and they now offer “lower rise” pants for their hip gentlemen customers.

Yeah, and to all you tall people out there: I have a tiny violin with your name on it. Nobody makes 27” inseams, either.

27” inseam?  Ha!  As a small businessman (4’6”) I’m forced to look for pantal devices with a 22” inseam.  I blame Obama and his Maoist administration.

But how do you keep your, erhm, rugged bits from showing out the bottom of your pants leg?

I throw them over my shoulder and tuck the end into my back pocket.

any sort of dress or dress casual pants stops at about 30 or 32 inches

32”??  Where do you live, Munchkin Land?

Anyway, you want dress pants, go to Nordstrom’s.  Get quality wool, it’s the way to go.

Eric, not everywhere gots Nordstroms ... we in the backwaters of MA just got ours very recently.

I’m hoping that the failed Filene building renovation (now a partial historic building with a big hole where a 1950s addition was attached) turns into one!  Then I can go on my lunch break rather than having a road trip to suburbovia.

I wear a 34” (sometimes 33”) inseam, dress in good quality classic men’s styles, and never ever ever have a problem finding pants that are long enough. I almost always find plenty to choose from right on the rack at places like the Brooks Bros mall-type stores, Nordstrom’s, Polo factory stores, etc., without any trouble.

Of course, if you want something nice, you’ll probably be best off getting unfinished-hem wool flannel (or gabardine; I don’t know whether you’re in cold-weather or warmish-weather territory) and have them altered to fit you correctly. BB or any of the upscale dept stores can hook you up.

I’m unusually shaped in the other direction, and I’ve always had good luck with LL Bean (plus a good seamstress).  Online shopping is great once you figure out something that works for you.

I never would have imagined that a 34” inseam is that hard to find, because I know it’s damn near impossible to find anything less than 30”.  Is the entire range of male inseams just two inches?

Try Dockers for women. They have “L” sizes that go this long. (Just barely, but it’s worth a try.) I’ve found them at Kohls and Macys and sometimes on line.

I have a 35 inch inseam and it’s very hard to find women’s pants this long, even on line. I generally buy mens’ 36 inch Dockers or whatever Target has.

New York & Co. sells pants in petite, regular, and tall.