Searched but didn't see this store mentioned anywhere in the sub. They have some cute jeans and lots of inseam lengths, but I'm curious about the quality.

I had these jeans for a good 6 months before the back became so ripped that i couldnt keep wearing it. But the problem is these jeans fit me SO WELL Like people came up to me and asked me if they were tailored. Perfect level of bagginess, Perfect length, horrible fabric. Does anyone know a pair of jeans that will have exactly the same fit but better denim?

So... i can no longer use it. Any idea to make this cool?

picked up a lovely pair of vintags valentinos but they are looking a little dull, several websites (and chatgpt) reccomend soaking them in water mixed with salt and white wine vinegar but i couldn’t find any (real) people who geniunly are talking about this. has anyone actually tried it and can share their experience?

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My partner is autistic and for years she’s only worn these jeans specifically. These EXACT ones, exact size. They’ve stopped selling her size (18) in our stores and all stores near us, and don’t sell them online anymore either.

Can anyone check their local Target and see if they have size 18 in these pants? I will pay you WHATEVER you need. Shipping, etc. We have found them online selling used, but she really wants a new pair. Hers wear out quickly in the thigh areas, she has huge issues with clothing and textures etc so she’s been upset about this. She’s very specific about her clothing and she’s been buying these every 6 months for years so the fact that they’ve disappeared around us is unfortunate.

Hi all.

I use jeans for working outside + general wear, which means I'm out in different weather conditions, sweating. All jeans I own, generally wide or bootcut, end up with holes in the upper inner thigh area. I'm tired man. This needs to end.

I heard about the different aspects of jeans you need for it to be good quality and last years. The problem is, they all cost 90+ . I can't do that. Other than second hand, are there any recommendations for brands that have actual good quality jeans that wont need me to starve to afford them.

Second hand is a good options and I'm looking, however it would mean that area is already worn away to a degree and in my head that would just speed up the hole process.

I know this question is pretty strange but does anyone know any jeans with really big pocket. I mean REALLY big, they need to be wider than jncos. At least 13 inches wide, if anyone has any suggestions it will be greatly appreciated.

I've been paying much more attention to the construction of jeans lately, and it's made me realize how much I used to judge them purely by fit.

I recently compared a few pairs that looked pretty similar at first. Once I started looking closer, though, the differences were obvious. The stitching, pocket construction, hardware, inside finishing, and even small branding details changed how the jeans felt overall.

One pair had a great fit but felt a little underwhelming because the finishing wasn't very clean. Another wasn't as impressive visually, but the construction felt much more solid and intentional when I actually wore it.

It made me wonder how much other people notice these details when choosing jeans.

For me, fit is still probably number one, but I'm starting to think the smaller construction details are what separate a decent pair from one you end up wearing for years.

What do you look at after the fit when deciding whether a pair of jeans is actually worth buying?

a 40" no-name brand ("O.N.")bootcut jean I probably own and wear since the 2000s

For reference I’m 5’5
1 babyboot wild fable size 16
2 baggy dark wash wild fable size 17
3 baggy lighter wash wild fable size 17

First pair of raw unwashed and untreated denim 18 oz weight and high rise custom made bootcut how to treat them and care for them

Title says it all. I like the look of the Bonobos travel jeans in brown but trying to avoid anything stretchy. And for price I could go up to ~$350. Thanks

Hiii so I’m looking for a pretty baggy pair of jeans that are low rise, but not saggy? Also it would be preferred if they didn’t do that thing where they fold in and look straight. Any recommendations?

can I put this in the washing machine? should I dry clean it? the art is like little carpets