Anonymous wrote:People who are huge may want to remove it. Doesn't it also have your measurements on it?

are you really serious?

Anonymous wrote:Why or why not?

I was recently told that I should always cut them off!

No, never. It's part of the design. Unlike those string ties at the back hem of everyone's coat that they don't know to remove.

I’ve never thought to do this. I wear Levi’s and always leave it on

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People who are huge may want to remove it. Doesn't it also have your measurements on it?

I think men’s do, women’s don’t?

Anonymous wrote:People who are huge may want to remove it. Doesn't it also have your measurements on it?

People who are huge may want to remove it. Doesn't it also have your measurements on it?

You better not or the Jeans police will lock you up. Just like you’re not allowed to remove your mattress tag. Major jail time.

Hell no!

Anonymous wrote:No but I’ve considered it. I air dry my jeans and on some pairs the leather tab gets crunchy and warped.

You would need to do it as soon as you get the jeans. I air dry my jeans as well and had one crack. I cut it off the rest of the way and the denim material underneath was much brighter than the rest of the worn, washed jeans.

Why?

No but I’ve considered it. I air dry my jeans and on some pairs the leather tab gets crunchy and warped.

What? No. This seems like extra effort for no apparent reason. Is it so people don’t know what brand you’re wearing?

Anonymous wrote:Why or why not?

I was recently told that I should always cut them off!

What is the reasoning behind this?

The leather or jacron label that is stitched under the belt loops, like on Levi’s? I never thought twice about it before now. I leave it. My husband leaves his. One ripped off an old pair of Levi’s and left much darker blue denim to show through, which looks odd.

Why or why not?

I was recently told that I should always cut them off!