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Jeans do you like and wear, also the reason why?

This is a completely frivolous thread for a bit of light-hearteded digression.

Jeans would be a staple part of my wardrobe. I particularly Levi, Diesel and Nudie, because of their fit and look.

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Emporio Armani.
Built so well, look so good. On my body type, especially.
Feel comfortable too.
BTW, I hate the new stretchy Jean's for males.
 
My favorites are Carrharts, but the one pair I have are too big, and I can't afford any right now.
 
My favorites are Carrharts, but the one pair I have are too big, and I can't afford any right now.
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I have rediscovered suspenders. Sometimes I feel as though I am in an inverted bell, me being the clanger but guess what?! I am very comfortable with just about any waist size these days. Praise God, amen.
 
I always liked to wear my pants big(had to, when I was younger), but I lost 8 inches from my waist, so they're a little too big. They fit ok when I had to wear 4 layers for the cold.
 
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I always liked to wear my pants big(had to, when I was younger), but I lost 8 inches from my waist, so they're a little too big. They fit ok when I had to wear 4 layers for the cold.


I pray you lost t6hat naturally and not from illness. You be wll and blessed always in Jesus Christ, Yeshua, amen.
 
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Thank you, sir. You, as well. I did lose it from pneumonia, but the blessing is I've started exercising, and am much healthier.


That is good news and a perfect demo of how our Father does work in strange ways.
 
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My ALL TIME FAVORITES were the 501 Blues Button Ups.......but it's hard to find them anymore.

Wrangler, Levis are second choices, but I will also take the less expensive route of Rustlers when I am buying them for work pants..........no sense in ruining a really good pair of jeans. My jean jacket is Levis......love it.
 
I wear whatever is the cheapest, they seem to wear well. I have some Rustlers and some store brands. But I am retired so I don't put them to much stress anymore. I just wear them out to stores and such. I won't wear jeans to church. My generation believed in dressing up for the Lord. :):cool::whistle:
 
Most times I wear comfortable, lightweight cargo shorts or capris because I walk or hike every day. As for jeans, brands don't matter too much. I basically look for 4 things: looooong (at least 31" length) - low rise waist - 100% cotton denim, NOT polyester - and bootcut leg. I'm cheap - I will only buy jeans on sale or clearance. I've even found brand new designer jeans with tag still attached at Goodwill and Salvation Army for less than $15! :D(y)

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Most times I wear comfortable, lightweight cargo shorts or capris because I walk or hike every day. As for jeans, brands don't matter too much. I basically look for 4 things: looooong (at least 31" length) - low rise waist - 100% cotton denim, NOT polyester - and bootcut leg. I'm cheap - I will only buy jeans on sale or clearance. I've even found brand new designer jeans with tag still attached at Goodwill and Salvation Army for less than $15! :D(y)

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The last two pairs of Levi's I got were $3 a piece at a thrift shop!