The relaxed fit is still a medium width shoe, but they have more space in the toe area.

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They are both loosely fitting to offer comfort, but the relaxed fit is looser than the structured (regular) fit. The relaxed fit will be a good choice if you like layering your shirts with other garments beneath. The relaxed fit also conveys a more casual look.

Relaxed refers to a fit that's looser than regular, but not baggy. Relaxed-fit jeans are wider in the seat and thigh, and they feature a longer rise than regular jeans have. Typically, relaxed jeans provide a comfortable fit.

He retired after the fight with a record of 36 wins (25 by knockout), 3 losses, and 1 draw. Later in 1997 he was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame. After his final retirement, Leonard served as a boxing commentator and television host.

Sarge Johnson, assistant coach of the US Olympic Boxing Team, said to Dave Jacobs, "That kid you got is sweet as sugar". The nickname stuck.

What is the difference between slim fit and relaxed fit? The main difference between slim fit and relaxed fit lies in the shape of the garment, slim fit hugs your body from waist to ankle so is narrow throughout while relaxed fit is loose from the hips to the ankle providing a lot of extra room throughout.

Oversized fits are even looser than relaxed ones. Their shape is also slightly different since they're boxier. This means they're made to look square and angular and hide the natural shape of your body.

In the context of relaxed fit jeans, this design offers a comfortable fit throughout, with a straighter silhouette that provides ample room around the hips and thighs. It is the perfect choice for men looking for super comfortable and relaxed clothing.

Relaxed refers to a fit that's looser than regular, but not baggy. Relaxed-fit jeans are wider in the seat and thigh, and they feature a longer rise than regular jeans have. Typically, relaxed jeans provide a comfortable fit.

There were two sides to Sugar Ray Leonard. Outside the ring, there was his charismatic personality and heavenly smile, which did wonders for his Q-rating. Inside the ropes, there was his animal instinct, looking for bruises or scar tissue on opponents, something that he could brutally take advantage of.

Leonard retired again, but could not stay away. At age 34, he challenged WBC super welterweight champion Terry Norris in 1991. He was dropped twice and lost by unanimous decision at Madison Square Garden. The former five-division champion announced his retirement in the ring immediately after the Norris fight.