Jeans (AKA Denim)

[harryass]

I'd recommend Wrangler jeans. Been the only brand that works for me, lasts forever and a fraction of the cost of Levi's and most other jeans, especially overpriced brand names.

LTO_3

Agree. I also find Kirkland a purdy good brand.

 

[xix]

This video answers all above comments.

 

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[superstar_88]

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[massman]

Jeans or Denim are not like they used to be. During my teens they lasted even though I abused it. But the last 25 years they really sucked. They short changed us on the material quality. and fitting.

Agree, jeans have become a lot thinner/ lighter and almost all have some Lycra, and are not 100% cotton. This makes them feel more comfortable when you try them on in the store, but decrease durability. I’ve searched for nice quality, good fitting 100% cotton jeans, but they really no longer exist. The cotton ones I’ve found (American eagle, banana republic make some) fit me terribly. So I search for jeans with the lowest possible % Lycra (elastane). Lycra ones are fine when you first put them on, but several hours later they have stretched a size or two larger.

 

[poorboy]

Agree. I also find Kirkland a purdy good brand.

I was going to say Kirkland as well if the label doesn't bother you.

Lots of jeans on sale now at Mark's Work Warehouse for Black Friday.

I still wear Levi's. They seem to last for me. Noticed no more YKK zipper though these past few years.

As an aside, I highly recommend Kirkland Queen Size bedsheets.

 

[shack]

As an aside, I highly recommend Kirkland Queen Size bedsheets.

I need new sheets. My first priority would be the comfort/quality. Do you know the thread count? Egyptian cotton?

 

[poorboy]

I need new sheets. My first priority would be the comfort/quality. Do you know the thread count? Egyptian cotton?

Kirkland Signature 680 Thread Count 6-piece Sheet Set | Costco

 

[shack]

Thanks. 680 is pretty good.

 

[JeanGary Diablo]

My go-to is Silver Jeans, which are available at Marks. They can be pricey, but in my experience they last long and they're fashionable (if it matters, Posh Spice used to endorse them) and they're a Canadian company (albeit, they're made in Asia these days).

 

[Grist]

Looking for some recommendations...

My General Purpose Jeans are/were Levis, but they do not seem to last long anymore... I get holes in my crotch and in my ass pockets and where the ass pockets are sewn at the top...

Fashion 'Denim' were a brand called Alberto. Epic, but not available like they used to be.

Need to cover my hockey-ish butt in style (but am tired of fall-apart clothes). I'm looking for brands that promote the cupping of my butt.

I wear the wrangler carpenter jeans because I need the support for my low hanging balls.

 

[Goodoer]

Thanks for all the recommendations everyone.... While I'm looking for durable jeans, I'm also looking for 'denim' where a lady cannot resist cupping my hockey-butt. Luxury jeans are my target. I'll typically shop at Harry Rosen for luxury.

(PS - If I'm not going for fashion, my go-to pants are Prana Zions... I cannot kill them.)

(PPS - I love jeans. When a lady wears hot jeans, I want to DATO and do whatever the lady wants done to her. I'll be a slave.).

 

[whynot888]

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[Shaquille Oatmeal]

I'd recommend Wrangler jeans. Been the only brand that works for me, lasts forever and a fraction of the cost of Levi's and most other jeans, especially overpriced brand names.

LTO_3

Second this.
I use Wranglers too.
The stretch ones are super comfortable.

 

[Alexis*]

Guess and Gap jeans are durable and have varieties of different styles. Both have factory stores with some good deals too.