Boot Cut Jeans

SEANoftheDEAD

Where can I get them?

Rambled all over town at the weekend and couldn't find a pair...
I went to Pennys, H&M, Next, Topman and GAP...

Nothing, everything is the these tight things... Where can I find a pair of baggy or boot-cut jeans?

:mad:

Kimbot

Jack and Jones?

SEANoftheDEAD

Didn't try there recently but I did check there not to long ago and didn't have any...

Kimbot

I only wear J&J because they have bootcut.

Try here: http://www.officersclub.com/men-c1032#c1096:t219

Have ordered a few pairs and they are grand.
Also try the likes of the The Jean Scene etc.

SEANoftheDEAD

jonny24ie wrote: »

I only wear J&J because they have bootcut.

Try here: http://www.officersclub.com/men-c1032#c1096:t219

Have ordered a few pairs and they are grand.
Also try the likes of the The Jean Scene etc.

Wow thanks. That's a great link, prices seem really good too.

Where is Jean Scene?

Kimbot

The Jean Scene are all over the place, mostly in shopping centres.

There is a place in the Jervis Center that sell jeans on the same level as Golden Discs that used to be good but I havent been that way in years.

Prices on that site are brilliant especially when they have a sale on

SEANoftheDEAD

jonny24ie wrote: »

The Jean Scene are all over the place, mostly in shopping centres.

There is a place in the Jervis Center that sell jeans on the same level as Golden Discs that used to be good but I havent been that way in years.

Prices on that site are brilliant especially when they have a sale on

Deadly - cheers man!

What about high street places like Levi's? Are they not in Dublin anymore?
I thought they were on Grafton Street but don't seem to exist anymore...

thirteen.

Levis are still on Grafton Street.

SEANoftheDEAD

Are they?

Cool - May drop in a see if they have boot cut... I'd assume they would!

miss-p

Arnotts have Levis and other brands like that too, wrangler etc

omb0wyn5ehpij9

Tommy Hilfiger always have boot cut jeans in stock

ongarboy

I think most of the Jean Scenes shut down actually. Not sure if any still exist.

Forget about Topman unless you have matchstick legs - the tightness of their jeans is unreal!!

I would have thought Penneys have some wider fits. I think Jack'n'Jones do some bootcut or looser styles alright but skinny or slim seem to rule these days - unfortunate for guys who carry a bit of weight or have rugby thighs!

Johnnythefox4

ongarboy wrote: »

I think most of the Jean Scenes shut down actually. Not sure if any still exist.

Forget about Topman unless you have matchstick legs - the tightness of their jeans is unreal!!

I would have thought Penneys have some wider fits. I think Jack'n'Jones do some bootcut or looser styles alright but skinny or slim seem to rule these days - unfortunate for guys who carry a bit of weight or have rugby thighs!

+1 on this. I remember the first time I tried on a pair of their slim fit jeans. Feck me, they were welded to me. They were fine on the waist but they were so tight on my calves that they were cutting off the circulation. I had to go a size up on the waist but while they fit fine on the calves, they were then too baggy around my waist. I bought them anyway cos they were a nice colour and I know a good alteration shop near home. Their chinos fit fine, but their jeans are designed for anorexic 12 year olds. All the other big name brands fit no problem.

eviltimeban

Boot cut... hmmm. I think you can go baggy / loose / comfortable without going the dreaded bootcut route. I know you weren't asking for advice and had simple question. However, I came from liking bootcut and flares to wearing more "straight" jeans. So I'd just thought I'd pass on my idea.

I find the Diesel Larkee jeans give you a nice loose, baggy, comfortable fit but aren't bootcut, just straight all the way down. They don't taper in, they stay the same width, and look really well.

SEANoftheDEAD

Cheers for all the info guys!