What Type of Jeans Do You Wear?

Beezer

Beezer

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Lee...Levis...Wrangler?...etc...

I've been buying a brand called Buffalo jeans lately. They have a stretchy-type fabric and are super comfortable to wear at my age. I suggest you all look into getting a pair...you won't regret it! :)




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Just took this ELPH190 photo outside my front door. Received via Amazon these for $48 on sale, medium blue Levi 511 30x30 jeans two days ago that for everyday urban use fit this slim person optimally, not skin tight nor loose. Levi also makes a thinner 512 model that is too tight and of course, the looser 505 model (same as 501 model but with zipper fly) I buy and use when outdoors actively in the field.

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While we’re discussing jeans, why do they put those darned metal buttons on. They can’t be removed to move them over. If I could move it, then I could tolerate the fabric becoming saggy.
 
I love most jean styles and colours.

I have never liked slashed jeans. I once accidentally bought a pair of ripped jeans. They were in a sale and the rips were just those small razor slits and not visible in the photos. As they were really nice jeans, I decided to keep them. I used a sashiko mending kit and the result was really nice. I have an old denim jacket I am tempted to add some sashiko stitching to.

If you have jeans which need mending or you just want to jazz them up, there are lots of tutorials on YouTube.

 
I wear Banana Republic jeans. They are slim cut but they stretch. I mostly wear Banana Republic Travelers because they are cotton but they stretch and don't wrinkle. Since they are a slim cut, if I wear a shirt untucked I pretty much look like Sponge Bob Squarepants due to my skinny legs. :ROFLMAO:
 
Anybody remember "can't bust em" jeans. They were made by Lee and that was what I wore as a kid. Today I wear cheap Chicom stonewashed denims of one off brand name or another.
 
I wear the kind of jeans that better allow my stomach to breath lol
 

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