what jeans

The heavy Iron Heart jeans are just silly/awesome (but then they should be for £190-300).

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H&M, Topman is a good shout. I hate the shops but I cannot fault their jeans in any way. Nicely sorted into cuts(straight, boot etc) and generally decent quality for £25 upwards.
 
Superdry is all i wear when it comes to jeans, mainly because they are the only ones i have found that fit me perfectly. but to each their own, Burton did some ok jeans when i worked for them

Also fair point to add dont wash them after every wear, they stretch out and fit better when you wear them. And wash them inside out :P
 
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At the moment I've got a few pairs of Cherokee jeans that I got from Tesco over a year ago and they are the comfiest jeans I have ever worn. A couple of them are really starting to wear out now and a couple of holes have just started to surface - to which I will be buying a couple of new pairs this week.

All in all they are the best jeans I have ever worn, and I also wear them for work so they get used all the time and the colour doesn't seem to fade out too quick either!

At the time as well they were around the £15 mark but they have definately lasted for the money, and from looking on the Tesco website now they are down to nearly a tenner.

I would invest in some more expensive designer jeans but if I did that, I would only be able to buy 1 or 2 pairs at a time.

Liam
 
What happened to bootcut jeans, they are few and far between these days, they all seem to be straight or tightleged things that are ... well, i wouldnt like to say.
 
What happened to bootcut jeans, they are few and far between these days, they all seem to be straight or tightleged things that are ... well, i wouldnt like to say.

Because flares deserve to be in the 70s with afros and disco :p
 
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This!

Put them in the freezer to get rid of smells.

After trying this with the dog i decided it was a silli idea......:confused:


See Topman are okay quality, i find the jeans themselves are fine and mine only wore out in the knees after a few years but trying to find some to fit these days there are hard, everything in that shop is aimed at 'Slim' even boot cut are rather a snug fit!
I find it hard to find jeans that fit waiste and leg without been stupidly tight around the theighs!!

Still find Levi's and Diesel to be the best fit/quality and worth paying the extra for as they last.

Just avoid River Island for anything like that, i find the buttons on just about everything they do rip off! :eek:
 
Diesel and Diesel only, I'v been through all the equivalent brands and all have been found wanting.


This, although it's not easy finding a well fitting pair if you have a few pounds too many on your waistline. Levan were comfort fit but i'm not finding any in the current line-up that fit me at all!
 
I've bought 1 pair of primark jeans, the fabric is so rough they're a pain to wear.

Every other pair of jeans I own are Pepe jeans. One pair is over 7 years old, still going strong!
 
Mine vary from Next to Ted baker and G-Star, although I love Diesel stuff for some unknown reason I've never bought Diesel jeans :-/

MW
 
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