Call them jeans, blue jeans, dungarees, whatever, has anyone noticed the great American pair has become a rag that fits nobody over the age of 16.
After being a life long Levis 505 wearer I have recently discovered they don't care about clothing the aging baby boomer, you know, the demographic that kept them alive and an American icon sought out throughout the world.
I usually resupply bluejeans about every 5 or 6 years and was horrified to find the new version sucks. Sits below the waist and is as thin as tissue paper and poorly made.
Found refuge in Lee, still a nice heavy fabric that sits at the waist where people my age need to wear them.
If you haven't been to the store, you're in for a rude awakening.
What is wrong with Wally World's "Faded Glory'" jeans. Very comfortable, very cheap and who gives a damn where they are made. ALL jeans are made overseas!
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Call them jeans, blue jeans, dungarees, whatever, has anyone noticed the great American pair has become a rag that fits nobody over the age of 16.
After being a life long Levis 505 wearer I have recently discovered they don't care about clothing the aging baby boomer, you know, the demographic that kept them alive and an American icon sought out throughout the world.
I usually resupply bluejeans about every 5 or 6 years and was horrified to find the new version sucks. Sits below the waist and is as thin as tissue paper and poorly made.
Found refuge in Lee, still a nice heavy fabric that sits at the waist where people my age need to wear them.
If you haven't been to the store, you're in for a rude awakening.
Who makes those ball room jeans? They're real comfy and last a long time.
They'll even replace em if you wear em out too fast!
The Levi's Denizen line from Target is what I had to move to. It's sad that most of today's jeans don't allow for much butt, or anything up front. I need space for my family jewels. I look at guys wearing skinny jeans and can't imagine where their junk is, let alone how the heck they sit down.
What has happened to men's jeans?
The 1791s sure do look interesting but the button fly is a show stopper for me. I need a quick draw sometimes and don't have time to fiddle around with buttons.
Holy cow, I just found the price $129.00 a pair, so sorry, no deal there at all. For that money I would need a young lovely to do the buttons for me.
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