You may like their straight fit OK. I found it a bit too loose in the waist for me. I'd size down, but if you order your regular size you'll probably like em.
What are some good jeans for under $100?
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You may like their straight fit OK. I found it a bit too loose in the waist for me. I'd size down, but if you order your regular size you'll probably like em.
If you don't mind the wait and figuring out your fit, Gustin makes a nice pair of jeans. https://www.weargustin.com
I don't remember who it was but someone in here just got $20 for my first Gustin order. Enjoy!
Looks like that was ME! Thanks dsmdylan.
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Levi 505 is my choice. Levi makes many different styles for under $100. I cannot see myself paying more than $50 for a pair of jeans. But to each his own.
Levi's. Pick a number.
Hey, thank you too! FYI, your last post was edited by a mod - seems crowdfunding isn't allowed here. May want to remove that link before you get in trouble
Hey, thank you too! FYI, your last post was edited by a mod - seems crowdfunding isn't allowed here. May want to remove that link before you get in trouble
Oh thanks for pointing that out. Wish they had said something to me. I don't mind them editing my post if I do something that's against forum policy, I just wish they'd let me know so I don't do it again.
Levis 501,,,,button fly, the only way to fly
Most folks don't know how to do a pair of original Levis( 501), but they are form fitting as well. You're supposed to put them on, get them soaking wet and then let them dry on your body.
learn something new everyday! thanks!
they make jeans that cost $100?!?!?!?!?!
"They make razors that cost $100?!?!???!??!" - Average Mach 3 user
I was recently just talking with someone that feels that the only good jeans cost a lot of money. The most common pair of jeans they wear are Ralph Lauren. After a long conversation about jeans and feeling as though they were crazy for spending so much on jeans, I recalled reading this thread some time ago.
My favorite jeans right now actually happen to be Nautica (I like the Straight fit and Loose), Tommy Hilfiger (Freedom jeans), and just Old Navy. They have good quality, look nice, and are very comfortable. I recently picked up another pair of Nautica and Hilfiger jeans (well, very early August), and was able to get them on sale. I believe the most expensive were the Nautica Loose Fit, which were about $25. I ended up having a 15% off coupon for Hilfiger, which worked out well for me. I was even able to pick up a nice, actual leather belt from Hilfiger for a little over $20. I stayed away from the bonded leather belts as one always should.
My favorite jeans right now actually happen to be Nautica (I like the Straight fit and Loose), Tommy Hilfiger (Freedom jeans), and just Old Navy. They have good quality, look nice, and are very comfortable. I recently picked up another pair of Nautica and Hilfiger jeans (well, very early August), and was able to get them on sale. I believe the most expensive were the Nautica Loose Fit, which were about $25. I ended up having a 15% off coupon for Hilfiger, which worked out well for me. I was even able to pick up a nice, actual leather belt from Hilfiger for a little over $20. I stayed away from the bonded leather belts as one always should.
OK,
I'm glad I don't live where all my friends do what is described in the paragraph above.
And I'm glad that I don't rely on my fashion to make a statement.
Normally if I want to make a statement I use my voice, if that seems to be ignored I get a bit louder. If that fails and the point is important enough I might get in your face.
But rarely do things devolve to that state.
I don't know how old you are but when you get a little older making statements with your clothes is about the last thing on your mind.
Any Levis. They still last a long time.
Costco's Kirkland jeans are actually great.
WalMart Wranglers. Wrangler Cowboy Cut. Anything Lee. There are loads of jeans for under $100.
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