Cheap Jeans.

kneemos

Dunno if the Amazon thread is still going but these Jeans look good value anyway. https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00XKXNG8M/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_ManezbBFJRTK7

Esse85

Are you aged 75?

They are horrendous.

wandatowell

I'm liking the "Light Stonewashed" pair :D:D:D:D

km991148

Esse85 wrote: »

Are you aged 75?

They are horrendous.

bit harsh.

75 yr olds dont dress that sh*t.

kneemos

Esse85 wrote: »

Are you aged 75?

They are horrendous.

Might be a bit in fairness. Good for work or gardening or whatever though maybe.

Slydice

heh heh, good one fellow kids..

might I enquire as to the appropriate state of fashion these morrows?

Mervyn Skidmore

These are the jeans that give American tourists away. These jeans and these runners.

jimmycrackcorm

km991148 wrote: »

bit harsh.

75 yr olds dont dress that sh*t.

But does my 75 year old bum look good in these:

Sad Professor

Believe or not but "normcore", i.e. dressing like Jerry Seinfeld, is a growing fashion trend.

mdwexford

Jeans are fcuking jeans.

It's the numbskulls going round with rips and tears everywhere in their jeans looking like it's gone 10 rounds with a pit bull that look ridiculous.

t-hairy

Esse85 wrote: »

Are you aged 75?

They are horrendous.

Behold! The Great God Esse85 has spoken of the denim style that pleaseth him!

Great fashion god Esse85, if it please you, pray instruct us: how skinny is too skinny?

Yakult

The 'khaki' color looks at least some what wearable from the picture.... *orders 5*

Kolido

I never buy jeans online, you really need to try them first, unless of course you already have and know the exact pair.

tonto24

They are a bargain for someone looking for that type of style. Not mine but leave the OP alone. Why abuse someone who is only trying to help someone find a bargain?

dar100

Esse85 wrote: »

Are you aged 75?

They are horrendous.

LOL they are indeed! Possibly the worse pair of jeans I've ever seen

kneemos

tonto24 wrote: »

They are a bargain for someone looking for that type of style. Not mine but leave the OP alone. Why abuse someone who is only trying to help someone find a bargain?

Yeah.

Pivot Eoin

picked these up for 33 euro. Really happy with em, look and fit as advertised:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01KPRFW8C/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1&psc=1

extra-ordinary_

dar100 wrote: »

LOL they are indeed! Possibly the worse pair of jeans I've ever seen

Show us what you consider to be the ultimate in style so we can all have a god laugh.

KrakityJones

Jokes on the young folk I say - in a couple of years when ye decide to settle down and start a family all those skinny tight jeans will have squeezed the goodness outta yer plums.

(I thought the first pair were ok....)

Sad Professor

KrakityJones wrote: »

Jokes on the young folk I say - in a couple of years when ye decide to settle down and start a family all those skinny tight jeans will have squeezed the goodness outta yer plums.

(I thought the first pair were ok....)

They may not be able to afford to settle down (i.e. buy a house) and have kids, so that might work out for the best. :P

Btw I don't think Amazon ship a lot of clothes to Ireland. I recently ordered a pair of jeans (not these ones!) and had to send through Parcel Motel.

dar100

extra-ordinary_ wrote: »

Show us what you consider to be the ultimate in style so we can all have a god laugh.

I think the picture above represents a nice pair of jeans

extra-ordinary_

dar100 wrote: »

I think the picture above represents a nice pair of jeans

Ah yeh...nice...go well with your shaved chest...:pac:

dar100

extra-ordinary_ wrote: »

Ah yeh...nice...go well with your shaved chest...:pac:

No not really, I just don't fancy a pair of jeans fit for an OAP or some lad going around in a supped up starlet saying that's fierce!! I'm sure you know the type, they cut the jeans at the end to fit over their runners instead of buying boot cut!! But hey, what can you do when you spend all your money in the bookies and on your large exhaust pipe 😊😊😊

Birneybau

Sad Professor wrote: »

They may not be able to afford to settle down (i.e. buy a house) and have kids, so that might work out for the best. :P

Btw I don't think Amazon ship a lot of clothes to Ireland. I recently ordered a pair of jeans (not these ones!) and had to send through Parcel Motel.

I've bought 2 Levi's shirts and 2 pairs of Vans and they came over no problem.

Sad Professor

Birneybau wrote: »

I've bought 2 Levi's shirts and 2 pairs of Vans and they came over no problem.

Actually now that you mention it I've ordered Vans and Converse no problem as well, but they wouldn't deliver Nudie jeans to Ireland. I dunno, I encounter a lot of random stuff that they won't deliver here. GTA 5 for the PS4 for example. I think they might be listing errors in a lot of cases.

rubadub

Worst is all these lads, especially overweight ones, in the skinny jeans, and a certain type of skinny jeans.

You might be in the supermarket looking down and see the lower legs, presume its only a woman who would be wearing such outrageously tight jeans, then you scan upwards and instead of seeing a nice female arse its these bizarre sagging crotches, looks like a toddler who has shat themselves proper, wandering around looking for mammy to wipe them.

jmorrisey

rubadub wrote: »

Worst is all these lads, especially overweight ones, in the skinny jeans, and a certain type of skinny jeans.

You might be in the supermarket looking down and see the lower legs, presume its only a woman who would be wearing such outrageously tight jeans, then you scan upwards and instead of seeing a nice female arse its these bizarre sagging crotches, looks like a toddler who has shat themselves proper, wandering around looking for mammy to wipe them.

Wow

longshanks

Sad Professor wrote: »

Actually now that you mention it I've ordered Vans and Converse no problem as well, but they wouldn't deliver Nudie jeans to Ireland. I dunno, I encounter a lot of random stuff that they won't deliver here. GTA 5 for the PS4 for example. I think they might be listing errors in a lot of cases.

Buy Nudie direct from their site, buy during their sales and there is usually free shipping and good reductions.

Sad Professor

longshanks wrote: »

Buy Nudie direct from their site, buy during their sales and there is usually free shipping and good reductions.

Yeah I've ordered from them direct as well, but only when I'm sure about the size. Returns to the UK are cheaper than Sweden.

Cee-Jay-Cee

kneemos wrote: »

Dunno if the Amazon thread is still going but these Jeans look good value anyway. https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00XKXNG8M/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_ManezbBFJRTK7

But they're not cheap! You'll get cheaper and considerably nicer jeans in Penny's and Dunnes Stores. Those things are horrendous and look like the type of jeans sold in co-ops to farmers although I'd say most farmers wouldn't be seen dead in those things.

Pivot Eoin

Cee-Jay-Cee wrote: »

But they're not cheap! You'll get cheaper and considerably nicer jeans in Penny's and Dunnes Stores. Those things are horrendous and look like the type of jeans sold in co-ops to farmers although I'd say most farmers wouldn't be seen dead in those things.

33 Euro for a nice pair of well fitted jeans is astoundingly good value for money, considering most guys wear jeans almost every day and will have 3 - 5 pairs. Roughly about 50 - 100 days a year.

Style and appearance is subjective. Those jeans above I got, wore and received compliments from people wearing, which I dont really care about but is always nice to have a confidence booster.

Penneys Jeans arent well fitted, and Dunnes neither (Let alone Dunnes isnt cheap anymore either, you'll pay far more than 33 euro for their higher end jeans in there.)

Tinie

Pivot Eoin wrote: »

.

Penneys Jeans arent well fitted, and Dunnes neither (Let alone Dunnes isnt cheap anymore either, you'll pay far more than 33 euro for their higher end jeans in there.)

I disagree. They're skinny jeans fit surprisingly well actually and are well made. I don't know about they're other style jeans.

Pivot Eoin

Fair enough I'll speak for male. I don't wear Skin tight jeans, picture above which is slim leg is bout as skinny as id go.

alchemist33

Pivot Eoin wrote: »

Fair enough I'll speak for male. I don't wear Skin tight jeans, picture above which is slim leg is bout as skinny as id go.

Even then, it looks uncomfortable to me. What exactly is wrong with the jeans in the OP? Are the legs too wide for some?

Etnies

alchemist33 wrote: »

Even then, it looks uncomfortable to me. What exactly is wrong with the jeans in the OP? Are the legs too wide for some?

Buy some and go out in public and find out.

The Americans have a name for them "Dad jeans" if you don't no what's bad about them you probably already dress like that.

http://pixel.nymag.com/imgs/daily/intelligencer/2014/03/14/obama-jeans/14-obama-jeans-2009-4.nocrop.w536.h2147483647.2x.jpg

alchemist33

Etnies wrote: »

Buy some and go out in public and find out.

The Americans have a name for them "Dad jeans" if you don't no what's bad about them you probably already dress like that.

http://pixel.nymag.com/imgs/daily/intelligencer/2014/03/14/obama-jeans/14-obama-jeans-2009-4.nocrop.w536.h2147483647.2x.jpg

It's quite possible I do. And yet nothing has ever happened to me when I went out in them

dar100

alchemist33 wrote: »

It's quite possible I do. And yet nothing has ever happened to me when I went out in them

You must have missed all those judgemental looks from the strangers 😊😊😊😊

learn_more

I used to buy expensive jeans decades ago but the fact is that Penny's jeans are a tenth of the price and they are just as nice if not nicer even if they don't last as long. I recall buying a pair of Emporium Armani Jeans in London for 90 pounds ( which was extremely extravagant for me) back then and they fell apart in less than a year and they weren't even that nice. Stretchy jeans are the best thing ever, I only discovered them last year. I don't care if they look skin tight because they are just so comfortable. I can wear them on my bike when I'm languishing around town instead of sporty trackeis which I really didn't like wearing in public. Ppl woud think I'm a knakcer which I am.

testicles

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dar100

testicles wrote: »

I'm at a loss to see what is wrong with these jeans. Perhaps it's because I was born in the 70s...

They appear to give me plenty of room to tuck my cock into my sock covertly.

LOL

Cee-Jay-Cee

Pivot Eoin wrote: »

33 Euro for a nice pair of well fitted jeans is astoundingly good value for money, considering most guys wear jeans almost every day and will have 3 - 5 pairs. Roughly about 50 - 100 days a year.

Style and appearance is subjective. Those jeans above I got, wore and received compliments from people wearing, which I dont really care about but is always nice to have a confidence booster.

Penneys Jeans arent well fitted, and Dunnes neither (Let alone Dunnes isnt cheap anymore either, you'll pay far more than 33 euro for their higher end jeans in there.)

I have 3 or 4 pairs of jeans from Penny's/Dunnes and Asda and they are all a very good fit/cut and wear very well and considerably better than branded jeans I have bought from independent clothes shops. I paid less than 20euro for most of them, I think Dunnes jeans were 24.99 and are actually my favourite. They're all slim fit jeans, if that makes a difference.

keane2097

Surely how well fitted a pair of jeans are depends on the shape of your legs more than whether you got them in Pennys, Dunnes or Amazon

Pivot Eoin

keane2097 wrote: »

Surely how well fitted a pair of jeans are depends on the shape of your legs more than whether you got them in Pennys, Dunnes or Amazon

I would say if you know your sizes, and the fitting style of jean, the fit should be near the same every time and conform to what most would expect the style of fit to look like, and not have excess, or too little material in one spot. I usually find this to be true of some of the slightly big brand named jeans, and not the ones from Penneys and Dunnes - I may well be wrong, just my personal experience.

keane2097

Pivot Eoin wrote: »

I would say if you know your sizes, and the fitting style of jean, the fit should be near the same every time and conform to what most would expect the style of fit to look like, and not have excess, or too little material in one spot. I usually find this to be true of some of the slightly big brand named jeans, and not the ones from Penneys and Dunnes - I may well be wrong, just my personal experience.

But like we have people here arguing 'the jeans in Penney's aren't well fitted like the ones on Amazon' and others saying 'I got two pairs of jeans in Dunnes and they are very well fitted'.

I'm not getting what information they are trying to convey here. They fit well on your arse, someone else might not be able to get them over their thighs.

'Well fitted' isn't a characteristic you can apply to a brand as a generalism. 'They fit me well'/'They suit my figure' maybe, but I doubt anybody else gives a fiddler's fart about that.

Skerries

I think I have even bought a pair of these lately

kneemos

Got a pair of these on Ebay for thirty odd quid I think. Marked as seconds but don't see anything wrong with them and look and fit great. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/302233611967

blue_blue

1. Man shalt not wear Skinny Jeans.

1st Fashion Commandment

Kat1170

Not really clear in the OP link. Are the black jeans plain black or stonewash as well. Anyone care to hazard a guess.

tv3tg4

Never cared much for chainstore jeans until I picked up a pair from penny's.

Chain stores have got better.