Jeans recommendations?

I’d suggest Diesel over Miss Sixty, personally.

Has anyone ever actually heard of "market brand" R-marks?

You know—those market brands, tons of different styles, probably all knockoffs—the girls at my high school figured that out years ago. They were a massive hit back then because they were basically the most trendy thing you could find in our small town, plus they were dirt cheap (like $100-$67). Pro tip: grab a tighter fit since they tend to stretch out a bit once you put them on, but it's not a huge deal. I still have four pairs—only the first one I bought got a little baggy in the crotch, but the others are still good to go.

So, yeah—maybe it’s not exactly "high fashion," but for young girls on a budget who don't care about having some big designer label slapped on their backside, they totally do the job.😉

Replay.sad su ogromni popusti,naravno ja ne stanem u ni jedne lijepe snižene 🙂

I always find myself grabbing jeans from American Eagle or Miss Sixty. Like, seriously, brands like Esz, Take Two, Energy, or Miss Sixty... they’re just perfection. They don't stretch out at all, they fit like a dream, and they always have that cool Beckham vibe going on. Plus, they're sneaky—they look loose like baggy skater jeans but they're actually super slim. And the quality is legit. Now, Diesel jeans? They look great initially, but then they lose their shape and literally fall apart on you. At least that's how it's worked for me...

Ugh, nothing pisses me off more than finally wrestling my jeans over my hips, only to walk out the door twice and realize they’re already bagging out in the back... grrrr...
I’m actually pretty happy with American Eagle Outfitters, but does anyone know if they even have a store around here?

Arthur Bailey6 said:Hey everyone!
I need some advice from anyone who actually knows their way around denim shops—and better yet, people who know their raw denim.
I really want to buy a pair of high-quality jeans just once in my life... my criteria are pretty specific: I don't want them to sag the second I wear them so I don't end up looking 10 pounds heavier, they shouldn't be so thin that they highlight every single imperfection, and I want a tougher fabric that flattens things out a bit and maybe a slimmer cut.
To all my fellow shopaholics out there, tell me where I should start looking!!!
Thanks in advance🙂

p.s. Are 100% cotton jeans actually better, or are blends with elastane better or worse?

Everything I'm looking for actually fits one specific pair I found at Loft, though I decided to go with a flare cut instead of the straight leg ones.

I am seriously obsessed with these trap pants I stumbled upon at New Yorker the other day. Oh my god, they’re just so dark and have that perfect straight-leg cut... It was my first time picking up anything from Fishbone and honestly, they totally blew me away! 🙂

Where can I find some actually decent men's jeans?
And please, anything but those ridiculous carrot-cut ones that look like they belong in a different century.
I’m looking for some advice 😍 where do your boyfriends, husbands, brothers, or even those casual flings pick up their denim?
Thanks in advance 😘

Ryan Davis46 said:Where can I find some actually decent men's jeans?
And please, anything but those ridiculous carrot-cut ones that look like they belong in a different century.
I’m looking for some advice 😍 where do your boyfriends, husbands, brothers, or even those casual flings pick up their denim?
Thanks in advance 😘

My boyfriend usually sticks to Diesel or Replay, but I spotted some killer pairs—for both guys and girls—at Zara last week. Prices were solid too, around $45$133!

I’ve been having such a struggle lately with denim. 😢 It seems like no matter what I buy, after a little while they just stretch out and lose their shape entirely—it's so frustrating... I was actually thinking about picking up a few pairs over at Levi's to see if they hold up better, so we'll see how that goes...

You can find decent men's pants at Lee or Wrangler... they're roughly around $200$500...
I have to back up what Melissa Cook47 is saying about Zara. I picked up a few graphic tees and some jeans there this past spring, and honestly, after an entire summer of wear and laundry, everything still looks brand new...

Thanks, ladies! 😘
We’re going to take a little look around at Zara, Lee, Wrangler, and Gap.
As for Mustang, I’ve just been hearing a lot of chatter about them lately. 👎

Laura Ramirez10 said:I am seriously obsessed with these trap pants I stumbled upon at New Yorker the other day. Oh my god, they’re just so dark and have that perfect straight-leg cut... It was my first time picking up anything from Fishbone and honestly, they totally blew me away! 🙂

Lol, I think we’re wearing the same jeans.🙄

Kate Sanders3 said:Lol, I think we’re wearing the same jeans.🙄

What’s the average price for a New Yorker bagel?

Topshop meets a Mustang!!

Harold Walker65 said:What’s the average price for a New Yorker bagel?

around $100 bucks, I guess

Harold Walker65 said:What’s the average price for a New Yorker bagel?

They aren't even that pricey... mine are $100.😉

Kate Sanders3 🙂

Anyone hit up Wit Boy lately? Anything worth looking at, and what’s the damage?

Every time I bend over, my backside spills out of these jeans...🙂))

Steven Ruiz said:My number one rule for any relationship is pretty straightforward: I need to know that when things get intimate, there’s actually something substantial waiting for me down there instead of just a whole lot of nothing...
The second requirement is that the waist stays perfectly snatched, while still making sure there's enough room for the curves to actually fit...

It is honestly such a struggle trying to hit both those marks at the same time when you have my kind of body type... So far, I’ve only ever found Jennifer Lopez’s style or those Juicy Couture jeans that actually manage to fit my waist while still making my curves look good...
I can't help but just sit back and watch it all unfold...

🙏 🙏 🙏 Exactly this!!!😬
Those first two rules usually imply a third: I won't even bother trying on denim that doesn't have at least 2% spandex.
Once I actually manage to pull them on while meeting those first three criteria, I move on to the standard inspections: how they look over the rear, how they look from the front (some pairs make you look like you had a massive stomach ache, heaven forbid 😳), the length, and just the overall feel. I usually lean toward straight leg or skinny jeans.
Bottom line: finding good jeans is incredibly difficult, and I am on a permanent quest for the perfect pair!😎