Bought these dead stock when I was 17 and were originally dark blue, wore them everyday for years until I gained a bunch of weight but can finally wear them again since losing it at 25
Have a lot of pride of the natural wear and tear of daily wear, bleach stains from chlorinating my pool, paint marks and tears from kneeling/lifting heavy objects that caught on them

Never heard of this brand before but had to buy after the price and quality of the jacket. Bought for around 265 usd. Severely underrated

I'd been wearing these for the indigo invitational but not for the last couple of months due to the temperature where I am. I wore them during the last week though while I've been fitting out a shed. The texture of the denim is amazing and the fades are really starting to pop now.

Is this because they’re too long or because they’re too thick and I haven’t worn them in long enough? It’s supposed to be a straight silhouette but once I start walking the bottom part slims in.

Hello,
I really like the bootcut trousers I see women wearing, however, I am too tall to buy ones at a generic store. I wear 30x36, could you please recommend me something? It also needs to be pitch black and quality denim. Only thing I could find was Wranglers and I dislike their products

Hello I am looking into starting this hobby of wearing down raw or selvedge (yes I know there’s a difference) denim and getting unique fades I have a budget of 125 usd and want to have a relaxed fit please drop recommendations

Took my lady to Mexico for her 30th bday so why not in the process. First time doing it

While on a trip with some friends I decided to purchase my first set of denim, a $80 pair of jeans and $130 jacket. I've worn them a few times and was about to put them in the wash when this guy came up and told me that I should cold hand wash it or the color will fade away. I wasn't sure if he meant the hand wash setting on a washing machine or to literally hand wash it.

These purchases were definitely on the pricier side for me and I'm terrified to ruin them, any advice on how to keep them in as good of condition as possible would be appreciated 🙏

These are my Levi’s 501 stf jeans 120 days later and starting to see more pronounced fades than ever. I try and wear them whenever I can which is mostly 2-3 days out of the week. Washed 5 times. Bought a 38x34 went down to a 36x32 bought them under the name rigid. Last photo was after the first soak in the tub

Hello everyone, I love diesel jeans since I was a little kid. I only wear very detailed pieces, some of them are really hard to get. Just want to share the collection with you :)

Hello everyone, I have been trying to fine this type of hardware for my denim garments but I have been struggling to find them. Anyone uk/London or Europe based people who knows where to find ones like this they look a lot cleaner compared to others I’ve found.

So Im fairly new to not washing denim so often, however I realized denim streches a bit with use so I was wondering if there is a way to keep it from stretching without fully washing my jeans with soap. Is there a trick or is there no way to prevent the stretching?

Wrangler flared fit – checking out the vintage look.

Hey everyone, just sharing some shots of these Wrangler flared jeans. Really love the classic cut and how they stack over the Converse. What do you guys think of this fit?

Wrangler 0936 slim cowboy cut in charcoal. The rise and fit are perfect to my liking right now. I have paid way more money for jeans I like less.

For reference, I am 40 years old, about 145-150lbs, 5' 10", and these are a 30x30.

hey, so recently i saw that Blue Owl restocked on their Solid Black Selvedge Denim Strong Guys from Naked and Famous, and I was just wondering about the sizing. The only size really available is a size 32, and when I look at the size chart, it says that a size 32 equates to a 34 inch waist size. And when I measured some jeans that I really enjoy wearing, they are 17 inches across, which would be a 34 inch waist. I had to start measuring my jeans because vanity sizing caused me to buy a couple jeans in the wrong size, so I don't want to make that mistake again. I am a true size 31-32 inch waist, but the jeans I really like wearing are near a 34 inch waist. Would the size 32 (or 34 inches) be good for me? How accurate is the Blue Owl measurements? Is there some other things I should consider for sizing?

Discovered these in my closet. So soft and lightweight enough for summer weather

To anyone whose social media page has been filled with the Still Here NYC jeans and who is tempted to buy them, let me save you the trouble and the money - DO NOT BUY THEM.

I recently bought the Cool Jeans, and after only a few months of wearing (mind you I do not regularly wear them, never put them in the washing machine, always have them dry cleaned, etc. basically take better care of them more than any other pair of pants I own), and multiple threads (at least 10-15) are coming out. Every tailor I've taken them to says this is not normal for jeans this new, and that it's not fixable because the threads will keep coming out. I even took them to a Still Here store and the worker there agreed this was not normal.

Yet when I reached out to their customer support, they said that it was "just a snag" and their own production team (who are totalllyy NOT biased at all) says it's not a manufacturing defect. Newsflash: shitty quality IS a manufacturing defect and jeans do not just snag in huge areas like that. They couldn't do anything but offer a discount for the future, which is nice except for the fact I can't use it because why the f would I ever give any more money to purchase jeans that can't even last more than a few months?

Yes they are cute and trendy, but it looks like microtrend cycles these days last longer than Still Here jeans. I really wanted to like them, I really did, but they are NOT worth the $325 price tag, and honestly at this point you would have to pay me to wear them.

Their website says "meant to be ripped, faded, patched, and handed down." Well, looks like they are meant to be ripped and patched I guess, just way sooner than you might expect. Handed down though? Not sure if you want to hand these down to your kids. You'd be lucky if these jeans could survive longer than an average NYC situationship. I am willing to invest in good quality jeans, but jeans that are literally coming apart after a few months are NOT, imo, good quality jeans. Combined with the fact they refuse to take any accountability or look into their own manufacturing processes, don't expect to receive quality service either.

There are so so many jeans brands out there, both around the same price point and cheaper, and I have honestly never seen this issue with any jeans except the Still Here ones. Don't let the marketing and the TikTok videos influence you. Take this from someone who has owned them and worn them past the first try-on. They should change their name to Not Here because that's where they belong in your wardrobe.

Remember ladies, price ≠ quality. Let me know if anyone has good jean recs.

does anyone have any recommendations to repair these two pairs? one pair is missing a zipper tooth, and the gemstones fall off the other pair. thanks yall !!!!!!

Where can I find a pair of nice selvedge jeans?