r/jeans

My new jeans (Levi's 726), recommend only washing after wearing them for 10 times to make them last longer.

I'm thinking Ew. I am not doing dirty work but I do sometimes drop a bit of my lunch on jeans. I also dry my hands on my jeans when towels are unavailable, & although I'm indoors, the air conditioning is an underwhelming 75F, ( I heard the patch that was put on the patch that was put on the previous patch is not holding on the air conditioning).

I think after 4 or 5 wearings jeans might get smelly.

So how often do you wash your jeans?

Hello guys!

My glute journey is going pretty well !

A little too well, my jeans won’t go past it no more and I am struggling to find a new pair of jeans that fits me perfectly any suggestions for brands who address this issue??

Thank you! 😊

i am looking for a pair of dark blue jeans with matching stitching, not gold or light stitching. a simple mid rise with straight/wider legs. simple and classy. prefer back pockets. drapey fabric but not so thin that it shows every crease. i saw a lady in the airport with the perfect pair and i shouldve asked her which brand they were.

TLDR: I'm short and "short" and "petite" jeans from Gap, Old Navy, and Aerocrombie & Fitch are too long. What now?

I'm 5'0 and usually land somewhere in a size 9, 10, or 11. I used to buy Walmart jeans when they did odd sizing, -- I would be a 9 -- but now their evens only size 10 doesn't fit. I switched to Levi's and ended up being size 30W 28L in their 721 line. The material is too thin and wears out in the thigh area. I wear jeans for work so it's not feasible to be spending $70+ each on four pairs of jeans for them to last half of a year. So, I splurged and got 11 pairs across Old Navy, Gap, and Aerocrombie & Fitch from their online stores. I got different styles, demin blends, and colours. At Old Navy I got "short" and "petite," at GAP I got "petite," and at A&F I got "short." Everything fits size-wise, but length-wise they're all two-to-three inches too long.

I have the skills to hem the skinny, slim, straight, and baggy jeans I got. However, the flare and bootcut -- which I was most excited for -- may be more difficult and out of my skill range. Is it worth it to send the jeans to get hemmed or is there a way to purchase the jeans in the a shorter size?

Ok guys im 22M changing my style, well i wanna buy some baggy embroidery jeans but man they’re hella expensive reaching like 80 euros a jeans and if i wanna buy 2 or 3 of them ill not be able to afford it. Like i have a budget of 250 euros but i wanna atleast get some more items in that price range. And im very new so if im assuming or saying something wrong please correct me,, i will honestly appreciate all the help i can get :)

I like Levi's Premium 514s (leather patch, low stretch). Not paying $100 just to get them dirty at work though. The cardboard patch ones are OK, but ehh, whatever. Between the "regular" Levi's and "nicer" Wranglers, I think I would rather have the "good" Wranglers (the $60 ones, not the $20-$30 ones). But most stores only have the "ehh" Wranglers.

I LIKE the selvedge ones, but they are like 3x the price for actually GOOD selvedge in a well-designed cut that actually looks/feels good. I'd feel legit bad just wearing them at that point. I can't really afford Blue Owl Workshop jeans.

So IDK. It's just nice having a few fresh pairs that feel more special than work pants. But yeah.... there's too many pants.

My baggy jeans are little too baggy on my thighs how can i get it tailored?