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03-06-2019 12:20 PM
COH has decided to update a line of jeans. the line is called Harlow Slim cut. Instead of button fly, (Yay!) It's back to the zip closure. They lengthen the inseam to. 30"inseam, 12.5" leg opening. Rise is 10". I love the colors. Think of them as relaxed skinnys.
This one is sea Salt
I love this one: Carmel
Ths one is Glory
And this grey one Cosmic
In black
03-06-2019 01:43 PM
I have to be honest. Most of the jeans you show look the same to me, within larger groups like skinny/straight, cropped, girlfriend, etc..
Im assuming it's the fit and material that make all of them different?
03-06-2019 01:58 PM
@ILTH wrote:I have to be honest. Most of the jeans you show look the same to me, within larger groups like skinny/straight, cropped, girlfriend, etc..
Im assuming it's the fit and material that make all of them different?
@ILTH, I agree with you. After a while, you realize that unless you start getting into embellisments, they do look virtually the same. There might be small variations in style (e.g., zipper v. button).
I doubt the material differs a great deal, either. Usually it's a cotton/spandex blend. As for fit, certainly that may vary from brand to brand or even within a brand, just like any other type of apparel.
The colors differ. That's about it to me.
03-06-2019 02:02 PM - edited 03-06-2019 02:28 PM
@ILTH wrote:I have to be honest. Most of the jeans you show look the same to me, within larger groups like skinny/straight, cropped, girlfriend, etc..
Im assuming it's the fit and material that make all of them different?
Well yes. The slim fit is really a looser skinny. A skinny leg is following the lines of the entire leg to a 10" opening. A slim is following the leg to the knee. then straight downto 12.5 " leg opening. My Favorite blend. I'm sick and tired of skinnys. I've worn them for past 15 years (at least) I now wear slim, straight, cigarette, slouchy, baggy and flare, That is plenty of variety to me. I prefer 99% cotton and the rest stretch.
I should add that premium jeans are not same as what you see on QVC or Old Navy. Just not the same.
03-06-2019 02:20 PM
@songbird wrote:
@ILTH wrote:I have to be honest. Most of the jeans you show look the same to me, within larger groups like skinny/straight, cropped, girlfriend, etc..
Im assuming it's the fit and material that make all of them different?
Well yes. The slim fit is really a looser skinny. A skinny leg is following the lines of the entire leg to a 10" opening. A slim is following the leg to the knee. then straight downto 12.5 " leg opening. My Favorite blend. I'm sick and tired of skinnys. I've worn them for past 15 years (at least) I now wear slim, straight, cigarette, slouchy, baggy and flare, That is plenty of variety to me. I prefer 99% cotton and the rest stretch.
I'm with you. I prefer 1-2% stretch for jeans I wear out. Any more and I find myself hiking them up all day. For hanging around at home, more stretch is okay for me.
03-06-2019 02:30 PM
@ILTH wrote:
@songbird wrote:
@ILTH wrote:I have to be honest. Most of the jeans you show look the same to me, within larger groups like skinny/straight, cropped, girlfriend, etc..
Im assuming it's the fit and material that make all of them different?
Well yes. The slim fit is really a looser skinny. A skinny leg is following the lines of the entire leg to a 10" opening. A slim is following the leg to the knee. then straight downto 12.5 " leg opening. My Favorite blend. I'm sick and tired of skinnys. I've worn them for past 15 years (at least) I now wear slim, straight, cigarette, slouchy, baggy and flare, That is plenty of variety to me. I prefer 99% cotton and the rest stretch.
I'm with you. I prefer 1-2% stretch for jeans I wear out. Any more and I find myself hiking them up all day. For hanging around at home, more stretch is okay for me.
All of my jeans are lke that 99% cotton and 1% elastane (a strectch that bounces back) These jeans are totally different then what you see at Gap, QVC, Old Navy, etc.
03-06-2019 02:38 PM
They just look like jeans to me.
03-06-2019 02:40 PM
I know for a fact that you do not need to spend tons of money to get high-quality, excellent-fitting jeans. I don't care whether someone calls them premium or not -- that's just hype.
And on top of that, let's not continually make such a point about jeans that ARE fairly inexpensive, when so many people here rely on them. Are they different in any way? Maybe. I don't really know. But not everyone can afford or even want to buy so-called "premium" jeans.
We all buy what we like and what we can afford.
03-06-2019 02:58 PM
I have jeans from both ends of the spectrum and I truly fail to see and/or feel the difference!
And for clarification I've never spent over $200 because when I purchase the 'premium' they're deeply discounted at The Rack or Off 5th.
03-06-2019 03:07 PM
@suzyQ3 wrote:I know for a fact that you do not need to spend tons of money to get high-quality, excellent-fitting jeans. I don't care whether someone calls them premium or not -- that's just hype.
And on top of that, let's not continually make such a point about jeans that ARE fairly inexpensive, when so many people here rely on them. Are they different in any way? Maybe. I don't really know. But not everyone can afford or even want to buy so-called "premium" jeans.
We all buy what we like and what we can afford.
I've never bought $200 jeans, so I wouldn't know. That doesn't mean I have anything against them. My problem is my menopausal body and the shift in fat distribution. Most jeans just don't fit my "new" body very well. If I could find jeans with only 1-2% stretch and a good fit for me, I wouldn't care what I spent. As it turns out, the jeans that fit me best are not very expensive. They're not perfect, though.
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