Please recommend your jeans that don't get baggy after a few hours

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP are you wearing a belt?

No, hadn't thought about it but the real problem is that the thighs get baggy.

This is your problem. You need a belt. It doesn’t matter what the jeans are, if you don’t wear a belt you’re going to be pulling them up all the time. Some people with tiny waists and bigger hips maybe don’t need to, I don’t know, but those of us who are straighter need a belt.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like Democracy jeans. They have an elastic waistband.

+1

[Anonymous]

You need to buy better quality jeans that are 100% denim. Jeans that get saggy are the ones with elastane and other stretchy material in them to make them softer/thinner. True denim jeans do not stretch or sag.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You need to buy better quality jeans that are 100% denim. Jeans that get saggy are the ones with elastane and other stretchy material in them to make them softer/thinner. True denim jeans do not stretch or sag.

I find the opposite. 100% cotton bag out

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You need to buy better quality jeans that are 100% denim. Jeans that get saggy are the ones with elastane and other stretchy material in them to make them softer/thinner. True denim jeans do not stretch or sag.

I find the opposite. 100% cotton bag out

Agree!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You need to buy better quality jeans that are 100% denim. Jeans that get saggy are the ones with elastane and other stretchy material in them to make them softer/thinner. True denim jeans do not stretch or sag.

This is correct. Buy jeans from companies that specialize in jeans (e.g. Levi's) .The maximum amount of stretch should be 2%, but it's even better to go with 100% denim.

[Anonymous]

I have 100% cotton Levi’s that don’t stretch out easily. I can go several wearings before they look obviously worn.

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Have you tried kut from the Kloth? I’ve had good luck with their jeans and cords not stretching out. Took a little trial and error before I found the cuts that worked the best for me, but they have a good baby boot cut with a medium rise that is my go to.

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100% cotton jeans they fit tight and don't stretch at all.

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Totême jeans. They keep their shape, even the ones that are not 100% cotton.

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Do you put your jeans in the dryer? Try hanging them to dry.

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“Vintage” 100% cotton Ralph Lauren jeans I got on eBay. Those babies are stiff and don’t give an inch. Like wearing a girdle.

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Anonymous wrote:Totême jeans. They keep their shape, even the ones that are not 100% cotton.

Agree.

[Anonymous]

Most of my jeans are from Mother and they don’t get baggy at all.

[Anonymous]

Mother jeans but $$$