Jeans That Look Like You’ve Peed Your Pants Are The New Trend, But Why?

[OldFeller]

Right. Self-peeing costs nothing and you remain "in Style".

People who pee themselves are looked down upon while people who pay good money for the privilege of appearing to have peed themselves enjoy the respect of their peers

 

[timoc]

Jeans That Look Like You’ve Peed Your Pants Are The New Trend, But Why?​

Whatever next?

Perhaps, the snotty shirtsleeve look?

 

[CallMeKate]

On a more serious note, it sincerely bothers me that the same generation(s) that are so much into body shaming, fat shaming, gay shaming, bullying, etc. etc. think THOSE things are alright to mock and shame, but proudly walking around *purposely* looking like they forgot to get their diaper changed isn't mock-worthy?!

 

[Wren]

And I thought ‘ripped’ jeans were ridiculous !

 

[Wren]

And I thought ‘ripped’ jeans were ridiculous ....

 

[Jules]

Those who buy these will do anything to be different and looked at.

Perhaps these jeans started as a dye error during manufacturing and someone decided to market them on a whim.

 

[John cycling]

 

[Trish]

On the other hand, this could just be a clever ruse for the Wet Pants Denim Company to make a splash (as it were) in the media rather than it being a serious fashion trend.

 

[Wren]

Why not just go ahead and pee in your pants? It could start a fad.

Free as well as these jeans sell for 75 dollars !

 

[Murrmurr]

I'm thinking of going on Shark Tank and try to get them interested in producing and selling this pants product.

I need a cute name for them.

Maybe "Can't see me pee"

Tee-Tee Trou
Stanx
Stain Jains

 

[Trish]

Seniors, I suggest we play smart on this one, no one pee in your jeans until we have established that this is a serious trend, we don't want to look unfashionable

 

[Manatee]

The "rag picker" jeans have about run their course. Next it will be "poopy jeans" with synthetic odor.

 

[palides2021]

Thanks for the laughs, everyone! Your posts were very funny!

 

[Michael Z]

Better than eating Tide Pods. But only a little better.

 

[Nathan]

@Nathan - Do you remember Madras shirts back in the 70s? The print (usually plaid) was meant to bleed the first time you washed it, and the more it bled, the better. My mom and grandma thought that was an atrocious idea, but my older brother wanted one really bad so dad bought it for him. Seems weird now, but that stupid shirt was the family's main topic for weeks.

Grant only wore that shirt a few times. I don't remember why he lost his enthusiasm for it, but I bet he'd have wanted peed-on pants if they had 'em back then. He liked novel ideas, especially if they were shocking but harmless.

I didn't know they were called Madras, but yea, I do remember them. I thought that the "bleeding" feature was just because they were low quality. I did like them though.

 

[CallMeKate]

Better than eating Tide Pods. But only a little better.

They need to market it together!!! Get the peepee pants and then eat enough Tide and they'll be self-cleaning ;when the wearer actually tinkles!

 

[OldFeller]

They need to market it together!!! Get the peepee pants and then eat enough Tide and they'll be self-cleaning ;when the wearer actually tinkles!

Are you some kind of marketing genius? It would appear so.

 

[Nathan]

I'll just say It was driving back to a parking spot (3-4 years ago) and a young man walking along. Pants below butt checks, underwear (thank God) visible, ratty jacket, Nikes and I thought of yelling "I see you escaped the circus, so quit acting the clown!" But he might be armed, so I shook my head and kept driving.

If I live to be 100(make it 125) I will never never never understand the purpose or attraction to wearing pants below the butt checks!

We watch Cops and On Patrol:Live, it seems every other yahoo they cuff up got their pants hangin' off their @ss.

 

[CallMeKate]

Are you some kind of marketing genius? It would appear so.

No, I'm a writer... you wouldn't believe the scenarios I come up with... maybe I *should* market them but I'd go to jail for some of the suspense plots.

 

[NorthernLight]

Slow down! I'm still working on the pre worn jeans or the ones pre ripped, slit etc. Actually the question who the heck and why are people paying money for them.

I know, right? Ripped and faded jeans have been acceptable for decades. Pee pants seem like the next logical step.

Right. Self-peeing costs nothing and you remain "in Style".

Maybe not. You might get the snobby people saying, "Did you 'make' that yourself?"

 

[ArnoldC]

Never thought as a senior I'd be trendy again. Looks like I'll fit right in.

 

[StarSong]

I don't see this catching on.

 

[Murrmurr]

I didn't know they were called Madras, but yea, I do remember them. I thought that the "bleeding" feature was just because they were low quality. I did like them though.

That's what bothered mom and grandma; people's perception of our financial status. After all, we were "mere farmers."

 

[Wren]

Tee-Tee Trou
Stanx
Stain Jains

Dirty Denims ?

 

[MarkD]

“Wet Look, Dry Feel.”