I don't know about the length thing, but I switched to Dickies Loose-Fit when Levis 569 became 'Skinny Jeans'.
Jeans Are Longer Now Days.
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It was Levi 550s for me for years, until I went to buy new ones and they were all made out of thin shitty fabric. Now I don't think they even make them.
Got lucky and found some relaxed fit pre-faded Wranglers on Amazon, Ive been buying those for several years.
The Spandex jeans used to be for women's jeans, now that's how 99% of jeans are. If you work in those jeans you will be unhappy with 'em.
Got lucky and found some relaxed fit pre-faded Wranglers on Amazon, Ive been buying those for several years.
The Spandex jeans used to be for women's jeans, now that's how 99% of jeans are. If you work in those jeans you will be unhappy with 'em.
I got tired of sitting on a what seemed like 2" thick wallet and switched to a front pocket wallet. Half the crap in my wallet was stuff I hardly ever or never used. Now it's just my DL, a couple credit/debit cards and maybe a folded up $100 bill.
Well, here you can see part of the Lee denim shirt and the pants, which are barely visible. With my childhood friend (Juan or John). We went to a Chinese restaurant 200 meters from my house. The pants are reinforced in the crotch and are quite thick. I think I bought them in 2009, and I don't know if they make them as well now.
You’ve known him for 40 years and you’re still not quite sure on his name?
Unless you’re doing yoga. I’m actually a little more than 1/2” taller because of it.
Try having a 28” length- and I’m talking jeans lol 
. It seems like I have to cut off half the pant leg when I hem them.
Both my sons are over 6ft tall, and they’re living the dream. No hemming needed.
. It seems like I have to cut off half the pant leg when I hem them. Both my sons are over 6ft tall, and they’re living the dream. No hemming needed.
I wear Wrangler’s 34” X 30” boot cut and have found them to be consistent in both size and quality for years. Unfortunately, I have been consistent in size but not quality over the years.
I hate those kinds of pants. They're not my style. Not even stretchy leggings for the gym.
Try having a 28” length- and I’m talking jeans lol
Both my sons are over 6ft tall, and they’re living the dream. No hemming needed.
That is a nice shirt, John. You would fit right in here in New Mexico wearing that shirt. I’m not going to ask why you need your pants reinforced in the crotch
medium blue Wrangler 13 MWZ Cowboy Cut Rigid Rodeo Jeans?
I asked AI and its to prevent blowoutsThat is a nice shirt, John. You would fit right in here in New Mexico wearing that shirt. I’m not going to ask why you need your pants reinforced in the crotch
Jeans are reinforced in the crotch to prevent blowouts, which commonly occur due to friction and tension from body movements. This reinforcement helps extend the life of the jeans by providing extra durability in a high-stress area.
I asked AI and its to prevent blowouts
Jeans are reinforced in the crotch to prevent blowouts, which commonly occur due to friction and tension from body movements. This reinforcement helps extend the life of the jeans by providing extra durability in a high-stress area.
Hmmm…. I had never heard of such a thing before. It was amusing to my juvenile mind.
I guess you could say that I live in “jeans”, although to me they’ll always be dungarees. My summer attire is 501s, t-shirt, and sneakers (except on the golf course, naturally). In winter, it’s 501s, flannel shirt, and boots (Timberlands).
I worked in tech and dress codes were simply “you must” for the most part. I will never understand the wearing of ties - who came up with that idea?
“Hey guys, I’ve got a great idea! Let’s take this piece of cloth and tie it in a knot around our necks!"
Don’t get me started about why some pants are called “slacks”...
I worked in tech and dress codes were simply “you must” for the most part. I will never understand the wearing of ties - who came up with that idea?
“Hey guys, I’ve got a great idea! Let’s take this piece of cloth and tie it in a knot around our necks!"
Don’t get me started about why some pants are called “slacks”...