Are Jeans becoming unfashionable?

[gingergundog]

Oddly enough, the massive baggy look is very much back in with women.

Pretty selfish tbh, how am I supposed to perv when its all baggy?

 

[Jokester]

Pretty selfish tbh, how am I supposed to perv when its all baggy?

Can only perv a the older women’s ass these days.

 

[Uther]

Gen Z dresses weird, see a lot of 18 year olds walking around with baggy jeans and baggy jumpers, massive pair of glasses and messy hair, look like they walked out of a 1970s time portal

Should never throw your awful old clothes away, it all comes back into fashion eventually.

 

[ristac]

Talking of jeans and trousers, I wish they did odd size waists, I picked up some Levi 35/32 in Florida and they fit perfect, here 34 waist is just a little tight, 36 too large

 

[markk]

I only wear Jeans when I'm going out for the night, I'm in joggers everwhere else now - comfort over style

 

[MM-Seat]

I used to be exclusively jeans but, now wear chinos predominately. I like the slightly smarter look without any change in comfort.

 

[TrojanWhore]

Pretty selfish tbh, how am I supposed to perv when its all baggy?

You're supposed to sub to their OF

 

[413x]

I used to be exclusively jeans but, now wear chinos predominately. I like the slightly smarter look without any change in comfort.

Much more comfy than jeans.

 

[j4ska]

I'm 30+ and preffer jeans over chinos. At home joggers ofc

 

[dave28]

Should never throw your awful old clothes away, it all comes back into fashion eventually.

Except for one thing that will never make a come back

Funky color baggy shell suits of the 80`s

 

[Uther]

Except for one thing that will never make a come back

Funky color baggy shell suits of the 80`s

Give it time...

 

[Lopéz]

I feel so self consciously scruffy in joggers. My wife's family all change into "house trousers" within seconds of getting in from outside and I just can't get with it. I'm forever being moaned at for wearing the same jeans indoors as I wore outside.

 

[A2Z]

I feel so self consciously scruffy in joggers. My wife's family all change into "house trousers" within seconds of getting in from outside and I just can't get with it. I'm forever being moaned at for wearing the same jeans indoors as I wore outside.

I thought that was standard... Same way as soon as come home first thing to do is wash your hands... Second is change clothes. Wearing the same clothes you wore outdoors then indoors, especially jeans is yuck.

 

[churchhawk]

I admit I haven't worn jeans in years, they feel just too uncomfortable for me, and how anyone can wear tight fitting jeans is beyond me, does it not feel restrictive to certain parts of the body?

 

[413x]

I'll change out of chinos pretty much as soon as I come back into joggers. But if I'm outside in joggers or leggings or shorts.. I'll carry on wearing those in the house.

 

[TonTom]

I always change into something else from what I’ve been wearing out doors.

 

[Robert]

Can anyone recommend nice cargo pants for everyday use?

Also chinos for everyday use? Spoke look good but too expensive.

 

[beachBOYken]

Can anyone recommend nice cargo pants for everyday use?

Also chinos for everyday use? Spoke look good but too expensive.

Uniqlo do some decent cargo type trousers, I find most of their stuff pretty good and reasonably priced.

 

[Diddums]

Can anyone recommend nice cargo pants for everyday use?

Also chinos for everyday use? Spoke look good but too expensive.

I use M&S chinos, excellent quality for the price.

 

[Blackjack Davy]

I was always a jeans Man back in the day but switched to walking trousers in later life and combats for casual.
Reasons, waterproof/resistant, lighter more movement in the case of walking trousers.
Pocket space with combats, especially the thigh pockets hate cramming phone ect in there, cash cards bending ect
Still like them though and this thread may make me dig them out of the wardrobe

Havn't worn them since a teenager too heavy especially when wet. They aren't the fashion item they used to be, middle aged men wearing baggy jeans just isn't the look younger people want to be seen as aka the Clarkson effect.