Fashion

[Andreatoo]

All my jeans have snags. I also wake up with phantom scratches all over my body! I have cats

But seriously snags by definition do not just occur out of the blue. Something snagged the material

[Nadine]

I'm sure that snags don't just happen out of the blue. But jeans are usually worn a lot of the time  normal things, cleaning, going shopping etc. Shouldn't have to treat jeans that carefully. Wouldn't be quite so bad if you were wearing pants for a night out or something like that but jeans are worn   a lot of the time. I have had jeans with a little stretch to them that are not knit and that's what I'll be buying from now on.

[chrystaltree]

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@LindaSal wrote:

I own a couple of pairs of Kim's jeans and do not have any snagging.    My dream jeannes though have worn out, mostly in the behind.......cannot figure that out as I don't sit on my butt all day!  But just seems like the material has worn very quickly with simple gentle washing??   Not a big fan of QF pants but I have to say the tops I own have lasted many years.

Dreamjeannes also have tendancy to wear out at the seams.  

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[Nonametoday]

Yesterday, I put on a new pair of Peter Nygard white jeans.  Pristine.  Looked great.  I took my husband to ophthalmologist.  We do that gig everyday their office is open.  He has a corneal ulcer which is resistant to treatment and though our new ophthalmologist/corneal specialist of 2-1/2 weeks is really trying, we may have wasted 2 weeks with the former ophthalmologist/glaucoma specialist who is his regular eye doctor as he has glaucoma.  

Long story short, it is a very nice office, very high end.  I was back in the "dark room" with my husband when my cell rang.  I was expecting a very important phone call from another doctor, so I stepped outside to take the call.  I was about to walk back in when I noticed a snag on these pants, though not as expensive as some, I think these were about $75-100 when I purchased them earlier in the season (they are no longer present at the store i purchased, so I do not know exact cost) but had never worn them before.  What did I do to get a snag.  I don't know.  They were not too tight.  I suppose my watch or David Yurman bracelet may have done it.  Perhaps my phone.  They are not a total loss and sometimes I consider snags (which I treat by snipping or burning) just a part of the patina, like fading and whiskering of regular jeans.  

I have far too many things in life to think of than to worry about a snag on my knit jeans which is like any other thing in life, going to occur, if you use it.  It is a part of wear and aging.