Jeans?

[Albert987]

This may sound retarded but... what kind of jeans do you guys wear? I pretty wear shorts all the time cause I can't find a decent pair of jeans, at least not anymore, but now that its winter I can only take so much cold weather.

Seriously, I can't find anything that fits my thighs or ass. If it does, I might as well be wearing clown pants since it's so wide around the waist and the bottom covers my entire foot. Suggestions?

[crc]

Relaxed fit and carpenter jeans have roomy asses/thighs. Try on some of those styles.

[Sgsolberg]

I like Old Navy relaxed fit. I get them on sale for $20-25. They tend to have a big enough thigh and butt section for my righteous build.

Just buy 2-3 identical pairs when you find something you like.

[misspelledgeoff]

surprisingly, i've had good luck with the Gap, 1969 brand in relaxed fit.

i get the stuff online so i can get big boy sizes

[Gary Gibson]

Boot fit. Always. Usually from Old Navy.

[JCavin]

I've gone from a well fitting size 32 to a too-tight 36 in the last month...

Belts are my friend. It is kind of annoying wearing pants that can barely contain my legs but are way too big in the waist.

I've been going with Old Navy relaxed and carpenters. I'm gonna have to go find some frickin' 38's now though...

It can be frustrating, but it's also a confidence booster knowing that i'm outgrowing my old stuff by getting stronger.

[Raskolnikov]

Personally, I hate the cut of most relaxed fit jeans, so I tend to buy slimmer cut or standard cut jeans (Levi's 514 and 501). But my ass and legs don't fit in anything that fits my waist. I will usually just size up and deal with wearing a belt and a bunched up waist line. So I technically wear a 33", but I usually buy 36". I've also gone the raw denim route (Levis makes a cheap pair). It's kind of a pain, but I buy a true waist size -- so they are tighter than shit around the legs and ass for a while (which means I can't wear them outside the house for a while) -- and they pretty quickly stretch and mold themselves to the way you are personally built.

[Gary Gibson]

Personally, I hate the cut of most relaxed fit jeans, so I tend to buy slimmer cut or standard cut jeans (Levi's 514 and 501). But my ass and legs don't fit in anything that fits my waist. I will usually just size up and deal with wearing a belt and a bunched up waist line. So I technically wear a 33", but I usually buy 36". I've also gone the raw denim route (Levis makes a cheap pair). It's kind of a pain, but I buy a true waist size -- so they are tighter than shit around the legs and ass for a while (which means I can't wear them outside the house for a while) -- and they pretty quickly stretch and mold themselves to the way you are personally built.

Now you know how he feels...

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[drecar]

Just found a great fitting jean here in Canada. Marks work wear relaxed fit stretch denver hayes. The seat and thigh fit my waist pant size nicely.

[Albert987]

I guess I'll give old navy a try. thanks a bunch.

[Squatson]

My waist is prolly a 34 (32 before GOMAD) and I have just been getting relaxed fit 36's...it has seemed to solve the problem. I just have to wear a belt everywhere I go. Before I was getting pretty miserable, going from toothpicks to tree trunks will cause some unique logistical problems. I'm a bartender/server and pretty much walk fast for 8 hours straight.

Mom bought me a pair of "skinny" jeans for christmas and couldn't figure out why I was laughing for 5 minutes. I took off my pants and showed her my quads, she got the joke.

[Tor]

Levi's 559.

Stick with the classics, guys. 559 will fit you perfectly if you have big thighs. If you're skinny and you wear them, they look baggy. But if you're big and you wear 501s, well, I believe previous commentators have mentioned the problem here.