i feel like an old woman in these jeans....

i don't mind the embroidery...but why someone felt the need to add beads and sequins on top of it is beyond me.

i feel like an old woman or something...way too flashy....for 10 cents though...they aren't too bad...I just have to rip off all the beads and sequins when i get home..not my style....

 

I have these jeans that I got forever ago that are so comfy but I had to sewn them so many times due to rips and tons of holes, they look really weird but I just can't bring myself to throw them out because they are way to comfy...Why I am talking about my shitty jeans, I have no idea..
Sequins annoy me for some reason...You should take a before and after pic...

 

i enjoyed your story about your shitty jeans....

i should take a before and after picture....i already ripped the beads and sequins off the back pocket though....there was no way i was going to listen to it scratch against my chair all day LONG....

 

yes, pictures would be great

 

I concur...pics...
And I also agree with the annoying scratching noise...

 

i'll try to take some pictures after work....to appease the masses...

 

are they "mom jeans" ?


i have an old pair of jeans that have been to hell and back with me.

 

Mom jeans are disgusting...news flash: high waist and pleated fronts do not hide a baby belly...

I have no such comfy jeans. I have jeans I wear, but none I would operate on to prolong their life... If I did, you bet your ass they would be patched up til the cows come home...

 

shudders at the thought of wearing "mom jeans"

no they are certainly not..."mom jeans"

 

Oh, no, I was not accusing you of wearing them, Scarlett...I was having flashbacks of the 80's...

Has anyone seen the Saturday Night Live skit about Mom Jeans?

 

I know, people make fun of me because they are so messed up and ugly from all the holes and tears and such but they are just really comfy I can't seem to let go, It's like Mr. Mom, these jeans are my "woobie" ...

 

woobie jeans..


i had mom jeans when i was a kid. my mom would force me to wear the most ugly stuff. :&

 

i bought new jeans yesterday. yay for sale racks being on sale even more (2 pairs for $30 is pretty decent, considering jeans around here usually start at $40, sucha rip off)
i literally wore through the other pair... the thighs popped holes in em last week

 

40 for clothing? weird.. the jeans i just bought.. 4 dollars at the second hand store.. and they're damn near brand new.

 

yeah...i cannot fathom paying more than $5 for any piece of clothing...like I said the jeans I'm wearing were 10 cents.

 

*shrugs* jeans are one thing i really like to buy new since i tend to literally wear them out. there already half dead by the time they hit the second hand shops here

 

yes, and no make fun..that matching vest Tina Fey had was the bomb and I know i am cool enough to tell because i just used the phrase 'the bomb'

 

"Dad! Dad! My woobie is ripped..."

I hope you don't fix your jeans with a stapler...

I used to have a pair that were so patched all that was left from the originals were the lower legs and waist area...

 

I hate buying jeans...I usually pay too much for them unfortunately, especially after reading what some of you here pay, but I don't have to buy them all that often so it's all good. I'm super particular about what my jeans look like on me. They've got to be the right cut, color, pocket style, and all that before I'll buy. Oh and length is an issue. Why do they make jeans so dang long? I've not got a lot of height on me! *laughs*

My little girl has several pair of really cute jeans with painted flowers, sequins, and beading...totally glam, I wish I could find something like that in my size because they're just too cute, not at all old ladyish looking.

Oh and absolutely no mom jeans here. I wouldn't be caught dead wearing a pair of those. But no ultra low-rise, I hate having to pull my jeans up to prevent my booty from showing. No thanks. I usually go with traditional low-rise to mid low rise.

 

too lon gis prettye asy to fix though. scissors + needle + thread (or sewing machine) = hemming