Reviews about Jeans

Kwisatz says "My favorite jeans, and nearly perfect... but one concern..." about Carhartt Series 1889 Loose Fit Jean (B189)

Kwisatz — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 23:00:29 GMT

I have had my Carhartt Series 1889 loose-fit jeans (trust me, I had to lookup the website for the full name lol)... anyhow they are tagged as 'B189' in their scheme. Anyhow though I love them - they dont have all the pockets of normal Carharrt wear so they are really easily worn in social situations... and frankly the most comfortable pair of jeans that I own!

Now anyone who sees my reviews knows I am a nut for Carharrt due to their quality... but that is the only thing I have any concerns about with these.

I've only had the jeans about a 1 year or maybe 1.5 but already noticing that there is some tearing of the rear pockets from the jeans themselves and some other wear-points. Now don't get me wrong, some of this is pretty comfortable how 'broke in' they are, but they are definitely already in the 'work jean' category and less able to be worn out in social situations since they are a bit tattered.

Good job on comfort, style, color, etc... but wow I'm surprised about the lack of longevity...

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CoJack62 says "David Taylor... Are you listening to any of these complaints?" about David Taylor Stretch Denim Pants

CoJack62 — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 15:34:38 GMT

There is no way I can write an original review for these jeans. My words have all been used before. The main complaint in ALL of these reviews is that David Taylor fixed something that absolutely WAS NOT BROKEN and they did a LOUSY job.

Wake up, read the reviews, smell the coffee....whatever but give us back what worked for us or you will end up with warehouses of unsold jeans.

Raise the price if that is what it takes to use the quality materials of the past but don't lower the quality and goodness of design. to make the profit. That never works and this seems to be a classic example of that.

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WindsurfMaui says "Best Jeans made" about Lee Regular Fit Jeans

WindsurfMaui — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 23:10:44 GMT

I have always been a Lee Jeans fan. I prefer the cut of the Lee Regular style jeans more than Levi or other brands. I also think the shade of blue in the Lee jeans is better than that in Levi jeans. However, what I recently learned is that some of the jeans that can be purchased through Sears online are mid-weight fabric which is better for wearing in spring and summer. I only realizef this when I went to the Lee.Com website and saw some colors like Dark Blue Fade, Blue Fade, Tarmac, and Leather Brown are of the lighter fabric. Still strong sturdy jeans but better in warmer weather. So I ordered a couple of colors online, and used the in-store terminal to order and save the shipping costs, and I am very happy with the results. Thank you Sears

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Kingpin29 says "More Fullness where it counts & Never Shrinks !" about Wrangler Hero 5 Star Regular Fit Premium Denim

Kingpin29 — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 16:04:26 GMT

I have a stocky body unfortunately . My buttox is no exception . It needs all the room it can get to feel relaxed . I used to buy Lee Jeans but they simply aren't around in my size any longer so for years.So- I found the next best thing with WRANGERS at K-MART . You may ask why K-MART . The reason is simple cost . While others charge so much more K-Mart keeps prices affordable for people like me that simply can't afford those pricey jeans elsewhere . But -I can look the same as everyone else and feel good about myself as I strut myself down the road telling others about K-Mart and the terrific stuff they have there . These Jeans have a specific fullness in the buttox unlike the Route 66 that fits me but is cut to close and squeezes me to close if I want to sit down. The Wrangler 5 Star is just wonderful as I have been buying them for years at Kmart . Keep stocking them please !

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Sadfrommaryland says "New David Taylor Stretch Jeans are horrible" about David Taylor Stretch Denim Pants

Sadfrommaryland — Sun, 31 May 2009 22:03:45 GMT

I used to buy David Taylor Flex Jeans all the time for my husband. They are the only jeans he has ever worn. Now I can't find them. Sears has a new jean that is supposed to be a replacement, I guess, (David Taylor Stretch Jeans) and they suck. The old flex jeans had a permanent crease and had a great fit. These new things don't fit right and lost their crease after one wash. Why can't people leave a good thing alone. I want the original Flex Jeans back. I will never buy the new jeans again. I am now shopping anywhere and everywhere to find a pair of jeans my husband will wear. If anyone knows where I can find a flex jean like the original David Taylor Flex Jeans, please post on here....

BlueCrewGuyInMA says "Affordable high quality" about Craftsman Relaxed Fit Indigo Jeans

BlueCrewGuyInMA — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 22:43:17 GMT

I can't believe these jeans! I've had Levi's, Old Navy, Eddie Bauer, and these are the best jeans I've owned. First, the fit is comfortable. Second, the durability is great, with triple stitching where other brands do double or even just single stitching. Third, these jeans, and almost all Craftsman clothes, are infused with Teflon, so they clean up fine whether they get grassy, tomato-splattered, or even if paint or tint ends up on them. Fourth, again, like most Craftsman clothes, they have a two year warranty, so if there's anything wrong with them, Sears replaces them. I'm getting a few more pairs to replace some of my ill-fitting older jeans. How can you beat them?

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