Jacket looks to fit perfectly. I agree some looser fit jeans or pants would compliment the trim fit jacket better. Still better than sweatpants or pajama pants but there’s a world of better denim options available to compliment that jacket. But I know that’s not what you asking. Jacket looks superb, right off the rack.
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Mister Rivets
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it fits not to tight not to loose. It just fits, However compared to your jeans the jacket is way way way way to loose LOL just kidding
nickv
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Jacket fit is spot on. Looks great.
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Jacket is perfect.
Out of curiosity, 'cause I like really slim jeans too; These got stretch, right? My favs are 100% cotton, no stretch, skinny af but low(er) crotch.
I strongly dislike baggy or even regular jeans, tho.
Out of curiosity, 'cause I like really slim jeans too; These got stretch, right? My favs are 100% cotton, no stretch, skinny af but low(er) crotch.
I strongly dislike baggy or even regular jeans, tho.
LordOfLeather
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This joke didn't get enough acknowledgement. Well done, sir.
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LordOfLeather
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These do have some stretch. I like 100% cotton jeans in theory. I like the stiffness and more substantial feeling of the denim. They feel more authentic, and if they fit properly, I like the way they drape better. That being said, the stretchy ones are so much more comfortable to me. What I found over the years is that I would avoid wearing the 100% cotton jeans in my closet. I'd put them on in the morning and then feel immediately how much less comfortable they are than their stretchy counterparts.
I eventually embraced the stretch. I know it's not for everyone. I'm sure there are many denim enthusiasts on here too. I'm probably the odd man out who values quality, handmade leather jackets and Goodyear welted boots, but doesn't care much about the quality of my jeans, as long as they are comfortable and fit the way I like them to.
LordOfLeather
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I honestly never knew women were into butts like men are, but it's a thing! When I gained some weight and my butt became a bit more pronounced in my jeans, I felt insecure about it (still do a bit, if I'm being honest), but then I'd get unsolicited comments from women about having a "great ass". So there you go.
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I believe the male camel toe is called a moose knuckle.
Im with you on stretch. I only have a few "skinny" pairs most of mine are just are typical 50s-60s style but in a slim or straight fit. But I cannot stand stretch! Its so hard to figure out sizing when everything is so damn stretchy. I order a 30 and it can stretch to like a 32-34 and then it doesnt feel right at all. So then I order a 28-29 in a different brand but its made of the same materials and same stretch yet these ones dont stretch and they are too tight. They just never feel right and never feel like Im wearing jeans.
LordOfLeather
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Thank you everyone for the feedback. I’m happy with the jacket and will definitely be keeping it.
As for the jeans, I do feel the need to mention that I didn’t put them on to go well with the jacket, or give any thought whatsoever to which jeans I was wearing. I had just received the jacket in the mail and threw it on over whatever I was already wearing.
There are certainly other jeans or pants that would pair better with the jacket. But I appreciate all of your “constructive criticism” regarding the jeans. I will wear leggings next time I post to really get the comment section riled up.
As for the jeans, I do feel the need to mention that I didn’t put them on to go well with the jacket, or give any thought whatsoever to which jeans I was wearing. I had just received the jacket in the mail and threw it on over whatever I was already wearing.
There are certainly other jeans or pants that would pair better with the jacket. But I appreciate all of your “constructive criticism” regarding the jeans. I will wear leggings next time I post to really get the comment section riled up.
Thank you everyone for the feedback. I’m happy with the jacket and will definitely be keeping it.
As for the jeans, I do feel the need to mention that I didn’t put them on to go well with the jacket, or give any thought whatsoever to which jeans I was wearing. I had just received the jacket in the mail and threw it on over whatever I was already wearing.
There are certainly other jeans or pants that would pair better with the jacket. But I appreciate all of your “constructive criticism” regarding the jeans. I will wear leggings next time I post to really get the comment section riled up.
How about some jeggings, to really accentuate that peachy butt of yours!
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I thought these *were* jeggings
As soon as I opened the thread I suspected most of the talk would be about the jeans, and I was not disappointed! Seriously, though, jacket fits well and looks cool. Plus, if your lady likes the jeans/jeggings, go for it. I'm always happy to adapt what I'd otherwise choose wear to some extent if my partner likes it. Matters most what she thinks!
I thought these *were* jeggings
As soon as I opened the thread I suspected most of the talk would be about the jeans, and I was not disappointed! Seriously, though, jacket fits well and looks cool. Plus, if your lady likes the jeans/jeggings, go for it. I'm always happy to adapt what I'd otherwise choose wear to some extent if my partner likes it. Matters most what she thinks!
If i thought like you i would never get to wear too many of my jackets.
Everytime i leave the house with my Leathertogs B or my Grizzly my GF rolls her eyes, everytime i tell her she is free to walk 10 meters in front of me and pretend she doesn't know me.
It works for us...
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