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Best fitting jeans for men?
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LittleRiverBand
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Gap jeans, standard fit. Were on sale for 20 bucks, are now back to the 50 range. But well worth it. Perfect on waist, room on legs but not baggy.
prairiedog24
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I finally discovered my perfect pair of jeans. Levi's 514's. Not always cheap, but occasionally I find them on sale for $25 and buy them up.
You want good jeans with a good fit you have to spend some loot. Higher priced jeans may seem outrageous, but they always fit/look better. If you think about it $100 bucks on a pair of jeans may seem like a lot but I have pairs that I still wear years later. Buffalo is a great brand, Sevens (mad loot though). The best way to get a great pair cheaply is to go to your local mall and check out the sale racks in Macy's, Lord and Laylor, Nordstroms, ect. Also, if you find a pair or style you dig check our ebay too...gotta love the boosters. "A booster is a person who jacks from the retail And sells it in the hood for dirt-cheap resale" At these higher end stores they always have cool pairs on sale. Find a brand that fit well and stick with it. A good pair of jeans is hard to find, but the longer you have them the better they look.
TheBucketOfTruth
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Different people have different body types/shapes, so what brand may look great on one person may not work at all on another. Just go out to a bunch of different stores (or a department store with many brands) and figure out what works best for you.
My favorites right now when considering quality, fit and style but still reasonable price are the Banana Republic jeans. I prefer boot-cut low-rise jeans. I think most stylish jeans sold now are going to be low-rise and meant to be worn a few inches below the hip. And like you, I don't want them baggy, but certainly not the "skinny jeans" look either.