Since they are all we wear since Covid….
I like black jeans… go with anything. I miss my old stone washed ones - super soft with a marble appearance.
4 pairs of Costco jeans. Stretchy material. $16.95 each.
Red, stretch denim, proper rivets, button fly and watch pocket.
Levi 505’s. Forever and always.
Durable and I have been told my ass looks good in them.
I’m partial to light or medium blue, not the traditional dark blue denim. I used to buy Levis, then switched to an off-brand at a casual-wear store, and lately have found perfectly good jeans at Walmart – where I rarely shop unless absolutely necessary, but sometimes it is. They are some off-brand but well-made and comfortable. The pair I’ve been wearing almost daily for a couple of years now is in almost perfect condition except for a small tear at the knee, which was the result of my tripping over a curb and attempting to plant my face on the sidewalk. The jeans saved my knee from what would have been a very bad scrape. But I have several brand new ones just like them in reserve!
Ummm, they’re blue.
I have the denim material to sew on the 79th homemade patch later this morning.
I don’t have a particular favorite pair of jeans, but I absolutely have a particular style.
Ever since the the 1980s, I’ve only worn Levi’s; over the past decade or so, I settled on the 513 model (a “slim straight” cut). I have a few pairs of 513s in black, but most of them are blue, and I prefer them when they’re well broken-in, faded, and soft.
I’m female and hate most jeans made for women. No front pockets or the pockets are 2 inches long, either high-waisted or low-cut, and don’t even get me started on skinny jeans! UGH So I’ve been wearing men’s jeans from Walmart - George brand. I get athletic cut. They are really comfy. Nice pockets, waist band hits my bellybutton, there’s a bit of stretch to them and they have a straight leg. I think the last pair I bought was $19.98.
“Hip hugger body clingers” LOL
I have two pair of “Timber Creek by Wrangler” jeans I purchased years ago at an outlet store. They’re old, beat-up, faded and raggedy at the cuffs, but I still wear them every day around the house. I have another pair slightly less old, slightly less faded and slightly less raggedy that I might put on if we go shopping. I call them my “dress jeans.”
Above the jeans, however, I wear good quality t-shirts and polo shirts, and I’ll toss them when they get too worn-out. Since retiring I can dress as I please, but I still have some class.
I wear these. Wrangler® RIGGS Workwear® Carpenter And the “Carpenter pants” from the same company. The leather tape measure guard on the front pocket is a great feature for me.
This.
Levi’s 501’s. Only buy them from the Thrift Store. I’m a Cheap Bastard. And they just don’t hold up like they used to, so get them as cheap as possible. But they gotta be 501’s.
Lee jeans, with the pockets enlarged by a local tailor.
501 Shrink-to-Fit button fly Levis have been the only pants I’ve worn for over 50 years. In hot weather I make my own cutoffs out of them. The only exceptions have been “dressier” slacks for a handful of weddings and funerals.
I haven’t worn jeans for a long time. I find them stiff and uncomfy. I wear leggings or sweats.
But if I Had to have a pair, it would be light blue.
Light blue, vintage 70s era bellbottoms size 31, bought in a second hand market in Harare, Zimbabwe.
Oh to be 21, and skinny, again!
Duluth Trading Company “Crouch without the Ouch” blue jeans. Much worn and starting to get too ratty to wear to school.