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Old 03-31-2024, 04:48 PM   #1
joserobles
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Default Look for help/suggestions on a new pair of jeans.

Look for help/suggestions on a new pair of jeans.
First some background. I am 50 years old. There might be photographic evidence of me wearing stonewashed jeans and do not want to go back to the 80’s. In remember buying and liking SilverTap jeans from Levis back in the day. I liked baggy jeans at that time. I moved to Anchor Blue jeans which also had baggy jeans sometime in the 2000’s. I still have some of those jeans I use for yardwork. Lately I’ve been buying Nautical jeans but their baggy jeans have minimal variety and their “loose” jeans are not as loose as I would like.
I wear slacks Monday through Friday for work, so I mainly wear jeans on Fridays, weekends and on my days off. I was off this week for spring break and realized I need to update my wardrobe. This week I’ve been clearing out my closet of stuff I don’t wear anymore and buying new slacks and dress shirts, but I need to move on to jeans.

What brands do you wear? Why?
Do you buy baggy? Loose?

Thanks
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