Blue jeans - what do you like?
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Levi's.
Cause that's what real men wear, and women love us for it.
Cause that's what real men wear, and women love us for it.
I just buy whatever brands Walmart has when I decide to buy some. I rarely wear jeans so I don't really care. Both pairs, yes just two, are Wranglers. Guess I haven't gotten over being a fan of Brett Favre yet lol.
Jnco's. My goodness. They were a big deal when I was in high school. I never understood the appeal of jeans with a 50" leg opening. Had to pair them with a chain wallet as well because you just never know when you'll get your **** swiped walking down the halls of your white suburbia high school.
Don't forget the Vans or AirWalk shoes with the sweet Insane Clown Posse T-Shirt.
To the topic:
Anything that's relaxed fit. I like a little bit of bagginess, but refuse to wear gangsta pants or those ridiculous nut huggers the rednecks like.
Levi's 541's "Athletic Fit"
If you are a "big butt guy," as Ryan Lemond would say, they are great.
If you are a "big butt guy," as Ryan Lemond would say, they are great.
Hmmmm, probably need to try a pair. If they don't fit right, I could always pad them.:stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:
I used to only wear Levi's 505 Regular Fit. They no longer make them, and now make 505 Straight Fit. Not the same. Cut a little lower on the waist and a little tighter in the crotch. Not a fan!
The Levi Signature series is a pretty close sub for the 505 Regular Fit. Not the same, but close enough.
The Levi Signature series is a pretty close sub for the 505 Regular Fit. Not the same, but close enough.
Levi's 527 for regular wear. Lucky for straight cut and BKE for the douche bag selection on occasions when I'm acting younger than I should.
Tommy Bahama... Have to have my good pair of jeans material be extra soft. Pricey but so comfortable.
If you don't count the 1950s when all jeans were like that, they originally were popular in the mid-to-late 80s. The guys in the thrash metal scene (Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer, etc.) wore them with bullet belts in high top sneakers.
They came into style among modern metrosexuals and hipsters around 2007. It's an awful look, at least for me.
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Earlier in large metro areas, I remember NYC around 2000 nearly everyone was wearing slim fitting jeans the they went too skinny.
I wear slim jeans cause I have proper legs, not like the rest of you Ameros who never played sports requiring lateral movement or you skip leg day if you actually work out.
I wear slim jeans cause I have proper legs, not like the rest of you Ameros who never played sports requiring lateral movement or you skip leg day if you actually work out.
Two, one normal color, one a bit darker color. Or one normal and one lighter. I can't remember. Haven't worn a par in months.
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levis 527. slim fit/bootcut.
some of you people should be ashamed of yourselves, with the ridiculousness you wear out in public.
some of you people should be ashamed of yourselves, with the ridiculousness you wear out in public.
If you are talking about the picture above your post then, shame on you.
I'm in shorts from April to October.. The other months are a combination of Jeans/Sweats/SkiPants.
Gap. It's easy, and they fit well. I do think Denim is worth what you spend. I have a pair of All-sons from ten years ago that wear like sweats. $120. You do get what you pay for when it comes to denim. Just don't wear it enough, plus the hardship of getting jeans online, means I stick with Gap.
Gap. It's easy, and they fit well. I do think Denim is worth what you spend. I have a pair of All-sons from ten years ago that wear like sweats. $120. You do get what you pay for when it comes to denim. Just don't wear it enough, plus the hardship of getting jeans online, means I stick with Gap.