Mine are made from organically sourced cotton, woven in a shed on Dartmoor, then cut to panel shapes with an artisan axe before being stitched together with wefted unicorn pubes by people with beards. Men and women. Obviously.
Cheers Flash but unless they have had a vegan friendly faux leather tag branded with an iron heated on a wood burning stove I feel they may be too mainstream.
One the years through trial and error i’ve just gravitated to Levi. You can’t beat them for a price/performance point. I wear then regularly so surprised if you’ve worn through your crotch in only a year! I get a good few years out of a pair of Levi’s before they get consigned to general ‘jobs around the house’ jeans.
I had this issue. Normal waist. (33 measured so a 34) Big legs (muscle honest) and i had to go up a waist size to fit. Spent days trying on jeans and just couldnt get one to fit that wasnt mega baggy or needed so tightened by a belt that it was uncomfy. Then i tried on 501s. Bought 3 pairs….
How old are you? over 25 stop wearing jeans. Wearing jeans when you are older than make you look like clerkson
Jeans are fine when you get a bit older. It’s really more to do with the footwear. At 35, you can’t get away with trainers; you should be wearing them with some decent leather shoes.
Jeans are fine when you get a bit older. It’s really more to do with the footwear. At 35, you can’t get away with trainers; you should be wearing them with some decent leather shoes.
Mine are made from organically sourced cotton, woven in a shed on Dartmoor, then cut to panel shapes with an artisan axe before being stitched together with wefted unicorn pubes by people with beards. Men and women. Obviously.
Next are fine and Primark do some reasonable jeans at disposable prices, particularly in a more skinny fit. Look fine with shoes or trainers. Trainers look good on any age of man, it just requires the right trainer. Nike air max and baggy bleached jeans on a mature gentleman screams “formerly of wormwood scrubs”.
Nudie have got a sale on at the moment, some good discounts. Grim Tim for me are a nice straight leg but not too skinny fit. Had some nice black and grey numbers last time i looked. Got a pair that were half price this week. I know, for £50 you could get 5 pairs of Tesco jeans…..
I would go with Uniqlo. For the price you can’t beat the Kaihara Japanese denim. It should last a long time as an everyday pair of jeans. The trick is working out which jeans on their site use this fabric.
It’s not the jeans that bother me, it’s the folks that think there is some sort of regime and format for wearing them.
Wear what fits, looks nice on you and provided you give at least 2mins thought as to what you wear them with, you’ll be fine.
Buy what someone else bought you and you just might as well live near TJ and polish your helmet with him.
Levi 511 is my go to. Work well for my tall, long legged frame.
The H&M slim cut are OK too, though the denim is not great quality. Cheap though and fine for an every day jean.