Is there an age where you’re too old to have holes in your jeans?
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Anonymous
| Thoughts? |
Anonymous
| I'm 50 and I think i'm too old, nut only in the past few years. |
Anonymous
| For myself, sure, about 5 years ago. For women in general, no. Wear what you like. |
Anonymous
| Nope |
Anonymous
| Who in their right mind would ever deliberately want holes in their jeans? That doesn't make any sense. Who would buy defective products? If you get a hole in your jeans, make them cutoff shorts or buy new ones. |
Anonymous
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I’m 57 I have jeans with holes.
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Anonymous
Pretty much this for me too. |
Anonymous
| Just about 12 or so unless you're crawling on your knees a lot. |
Anonymous
Same here. |
Anonymous
When my kids were young I wore out the left knee of every single one of my jeans. Turns out when dropping to the floor to play with them, I hit my left knee first every single time. |
Anonymous
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Intentionally purchased ripped? Anytime after 30. Usually by then performative ripping doesn't seem like a good idea.
Ripped through wear? Anyone one of any age can wear those. |
Anonymous
Totally agree. Intentionally ripped is just such a dumb trend that if you are still that much a slave to trends after age 30, it seems a little sad. But ripped through wear, wearing to a farmers market on the weekend? Any age. Wearing to work or a nice restaurant? Not at any age. |
Anonymous
| This was popular 5-15 yrs ago, before Covid, but now its out. I tried on some of my old skinny jeans with rips at the knees a couple months ago, and I think the skinny silhouette is worse than the rips. Can't wear them either way now. |
Anonymous
| They look stupid on all ages. |
Anonymous
| By the look of things, my husband would say never. |