Winter Whites - non-baggy White pants

Now that I have figured out how to make my pants not baggy at the back, I decided to draft a very fitted, elastic waist pants pattern from my newly tweaked Simplicity 1696 pattern. I took in the back thigh in more drastically and narrowed the pant leg below the knees. To make the muslin, I decided to use this white uncut corduroy fabric that I bought pre-kids. I bought it 8 years ago to make 'winter white' pants but never got around to it. It is a great fabric with about 1-2% stretch. I thought it would be a great weight for the muslin for future chinos or other corduroy pants.

So after a couple of days of sewing, seam ripping, pinning, unpinning, drafting, etc., I came up with this pattern:

I added back pockets to the pants too.

And I got this somewhat wearable muslin. I never tuck in my clothes but here is the unsightly tucked-in version to show the elastic waist area:

I had to make provisions for the lumps and bumps in the hip area.

And here is how I will actually wear them - untucked:

And this is how I will be wearing it tomorrow in an attempt to keep the winter white from the dirty snow and splashes on the streets:

Hopefully it doesn't get dirty the first day I wear this! I can't wait to make more fitted pants like this with other stash fabrics. So happy with my non-baggy pants pattern!