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  Keeper of the King Snake
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Location: Dubach, LA | I've been wearing Cowgirl Tuff but I can't find any made from the thick denim. They seem paper thin like the other stretch brands. I don't like the Q baby and Rock 47 are cut too low. Any suggestions? |
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 I Prefer to Live in Fantasy Land
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Location: In the Hills of Texas | I wear Q-baby's. I buy the ones with the higher rise. |
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I Am a Snake Killer
Posts: 1927
Location: Golden Gulf Coast of Texas | Try the Cinch/Cruel girl Jean called Ada. Just bought 6 pairs of them. They are relaxed fit and the denim is heavy!! I love them. |
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Elite Veteran
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Location: Northwest | Love, love, love Rock and Roll Cowgirl mid-rise jeans. |
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 Neat Freak
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Location: Wonderful Wyoming | My favorite are the Wrangler Cash jeans. They fit the best and seem to last longer than the more designer ones. |
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 Owner of a ratting catting machine
Posts: 2258
| I wear Cruel Girl Georgia jeans and have a lot of them. I ride everyday in them and they hold up great, plus don't have any silly stuff on the pockets. I absolutely loved how the new Cinch women's jeans fit me but...the fading and whiskering made me look like I'd sat on something really dusty and dirty. As soon as they switch their fabrics, I'm in!! |
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 Texas Taco
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Location: Bandera, TX | I bought a pair of Kimes Ranch Jeans at the NFR and I really like them. They come with and without stretch. |
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Keeper of the King Snake
Posts: 7616
Location: Dubach, LA | I have 2 pair of Cowgirl Tuffs that are 7 years old. I'm just sick that they changed the fabric. |
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 A Somebody to Everybody
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Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | CanCan - 2015-12-19 6:29 PM I have 2 pair of Cowgirl Tuffs that are 7 years old. I'm just sick that they changed the fabric.
Another company that changed their fabric is Levis 515 for women, they went to some junky streach fabric that streches out so bad, I hate them I loved the old style but not the new. |
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 Accident Prone
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Location: 100 miles from Nowhere, AR | Love my Ariat jeans. They're comfy, heavy, fit well, are flattering to m'butt, and don't stretch out and get baggy. Some of my Levi's are heavy denim, but if you order them you never know what you're going to get. |
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 Horsey Gene Carrier
Posts: 1888
Location: LaBelle, Florida | Any of these jeans fit us girls with 'hips & thighs' and long legs? |
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 Mature beyond Years
Posts: 10780
Location: North of the 49th Parallel | Ariat or Cinch Ada |
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Good Ole Boys just Fine with Me
Posts: 2869
Location: SE Missouri | I just bought some of the Kimes Ranch jeans (Francesca) and love the fit, the weight, and the fact that they are made in the USA! |
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I Really Love Jeans
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Location: North Dakota | This is weird I know but my favorite jeans to ride in are Jennifer Lopez brand jeans! The are thick enough to last but are made of a stretchy material! They do NOT stretch out of place!! They are about $25 to $45 a pair depending if they are on sale! I love them and they do not fade even after washing them over and over!! |
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Elite Veteran
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Location: Northwest | kasaj2000 - 2015-12-19 5:47 PM
Any of these jeans fit us girls with 'hips & thighs' and long legs?
I have an hourglass shape and the R&R Cowgirl jeans look fantastic. They come in lots of lengths too. The very best place to buy that I've found is Sierra Trading, I only pay $35 with a Deal Flyer discount.  |
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| I love all my Rock & Roll Cowgirl jeans, they have th good quality thick denim. |
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Extreme Veteran
Posts: 396
| I've been wanting to try the Cinch jeans!!! They sould perfect to me.
Wrangler Cash jeans and the original Cruel girl Georgia I think have the thicker demin. |
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 Elite Veteran
Posts: 1037
| kasaj2000 - 2015-12-19 7:47 PM
Any of these jeans fit us girls with 'hips & thighs' and long legs?
The Easy Fit jean by Grace in LA is my favorite right now! Love love riding in them. |
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Extreme Veteran
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| The OLD Cowgirl Tuff jeans were SOOO much better and SOOO much cheaper to buy! I'm sad that they aren't made as good and cost about double of what they used to! |
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Keeper of the King Snake
Posts: 7616
Location: Dubach, LA | R an R and Grace are way too low.Same for all the Wrangler jeans except the ugly Q baby jeans. I need to find some Ariats to try. |
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Rad Dork
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Location: Oklahoma | I live (literally. I have 11 pairs) in Rock and Roll Cowgirl jeans. My second favorites are the Ariat riding jeans, but they aren't as flattering on me as the Rock and Rolls, so I usually just keep them on standby. Both brands are heavy denim and haven't worn holes are the back pockets or lost their shape after many washings. |
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 Own It and Move On
Location: The edge of no where | kasaj2000 - 2015-12-19 7:47 PM Any of these jeans fit us girls with 'hips & thighs' and long legs?
Rock and Roll Cowgirl - Riding jean - LOVE these!
I'm also a fan of Cowgirl Tuff, but have to admit the R&R fit me better.
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Expert
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| As I get older I need more stretch in my jeans. I haven't found any that I truly feel comfortable in. I am 5'11" so need the length also. Plus I too need some as I have Hips and Thighs problems. |
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Location: mi | CanCan - 2015-12-21 11:32 AM R an R and Grace are way too low.Same for all the Wrangler jeans except the ugly Q baby jeans. I need to find some Ariats to try.
Both R&R and Gracie make a mid rise. Still not as high as the Q baby but if your not long waisted they work pretty well. |
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Location: South Dakota | Love the Rock N Roll Cowgirl jeans. |
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Location: Purcell Ok | I love my Ariat jeans. I love they way the fit, I've got the hips and thighs too. They also are the thicker denim and are holding up well. |
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 Go Your Own Way
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Location: SE KS | So, for those of you whom like the Rock & Roll jeans - are you all long legged and really trim?
I'm short and have hips and thighs...... oh hum........
I just bought some Q-babies this weekend, with pretty pockets, not the ugly a-babies - they seem to fit me.
I loved the Wrangler blues, the lighter denim style - but they were discontinued...
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 Not Afraid to Work
Posts: 4717
| I love my cowgirl tuff jeans... I havent noticed a consistent change in fabric compared to my other ones. But there are a few styles that are thinner. I have a pair that are super cute but much thinner denim and so I rarely wear them but i bought another style in the same order which are thicker than any of the others i've ever had. |
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Miracle in the Making
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| laadies look at usa jeans made in the usa keep our $$$$$ in the usa |
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 Living within my means
Posts: 5128
Location: Randolph, Utah | Stetson jeans. . . My only complaint about them is the buttons are junk. I've had to replace buttons on 3 of the 4 pairs last time I bought.
I also really like the wrangler Mae jeans, they fit well, and are looser in the thighs so they are comfy to ride in.
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 Ima Cool Kid
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Location: TN | I still ware the old cruel girl jeans from the early 2000's or the Wranglers 14 M W Z they are made to ride/ work in you can find them cheap on e bay
no funny stuff on the butt 
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Expert
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Location: west of East Texas | I'd still wear my old Cruel Girls circa 2000 also if the dang things hadn't worn out on me last year. Geez, can't a jean last anymore than 14 years???? I love them. I'm pretty slim but I have a belly that falls over the low cut jeans and I just can't do that. I also hate the flared leg that drags in the dirt unless you are wearing spurs. Does anyone make a straighter leg jean anymore? Not skinny, just not 'boot cut' or flared? |
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10D Crack Champion
| vjls - 2015-12-21 2:19 PM laadies look at usa jeans made in the usa keep our $$$$$ in the usa Which brands are specifically made in the USA? Of those made in the USA I wonder how many of them have parts such as denim, buttons, thread, or zippers imported from other countries.
Edited by sodapop 2015-12-21 9:22 PM
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Elite Veteran
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| Does anyone know what brand is comparable to the Cruel Girl Georgia Relaxed Fit jeans? I love those and they have been discontinued :( Trying to find a replacement that is similar |
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Miracle in the Making
Posts: 4013
| sodapop - 2015-12-21 10:18 PM vjls - 2015-12-21 2:19 PM laadies look at usa jeans made in the usa keep our $$$$$ in the usa Which brands are specifically made in the USA? Of those made in the USA I wonder how many of them have parts such as denim, buttons, thread, or zippers imported from other countries.
http://texasjeans.com/ |
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10D Crack Champion
| vjls - 2015-12-22 8:40 AM sodapop - 2015-12-21 10:18 PM vjls - 2015-12-21 2:19 PM laadies look at usa jeans made in the usa keep our $$$$$ in the usa Which brands are specifically made in the USA? Of those made in the USA I wonder how many of them have parts such as denim, buttons, thread, or zippers imported from other countries.
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 Experienced Mouse Trapper
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Location: North Dakota | JcNhEmI - 2015-12-21 3:11 PM Stetson jeans. . . My only complaint about them is the buttons are junk. I've had to replace buttons on 3 of the 4 pairs last time I bought. I also really like the wrangler Mae jeans, they fit well, and are looser in the thighs so they are comfy to ride in. I found a pair of stetson jeans and really like them except for the flare in the leg-plan on fixing that this upcoming week with my sewing machine and scissors :) They are the first pair of jeans I've bought online without trying them on and the description was VERY accurate and fit very nice and are comfortable to ride in.
I have also tried on the cinch Ada jeans and really like their fit too.
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Good Ole Boys just Fine with Me
Posts: 2869
Location: SE Missouri | I bought a pair of Kimes Ranch Jeans and really like the fit and that they are made in the USA! |
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Unable to Live Without Chocolate or Coffee
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| Like others said Ariat Riding Jeans or Cinch Ada! They are awesome. I also have the cinch Kylie which is very similar to the cruel girl stretch georgia. Wrangler shiloh are ok, and q baby are ok but they are kinda higher rise than I prefer. I have big thighs, knees and butt so its hard to find jeans that fit right. I tried RRC riding jean and they are too low rise but fit everywhere else so I got rid of those :( The RRC mid rise are too slim in the thighs and knees for me. Wrangler Mae can be slim in the thighs so watch those.... |
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 Balance Beam and more...
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Location: 31 lengths farms | I just bought some Wrangler brand jeans, have no idea what label they are to tell you the truth, not the hippest or most stylish jeans I own by any stretch of the imagination but they fit and when I ride the little hotrod I can sit my butt down in the saddle, the waist isn't gapping and showing my crack or panties and they are high enough waisted also that my shirt stay tucked in on a run. I can save my cute jeans for riding the auto pilot horse Tucker, LOL!!! With CC I needed jeans I could move in which has been a hard thing to find when you are small waisted, large thighed and have a booty to boot. |
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 I too, shall remain nameless!
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Location: Wearing a winter coat...... | I LOVE Rock Revival jeans and True Religion jeans. My favorite! Thankfully I live near a True outlet!  |
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| I like Wranglers but I like the Lucky Brand Charlie baby boot cut (I think they're midrise). They're comfy, fit my butt good, and don't let your crack hang out. They can be expensive as I had tried them on at the Myrtle Beach outlet, but I didn't buy any and instead found them on eBay for $11! |
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Keeper of the King Snake
Posts: 7616
Location: Dubach, LA | I gave up and bought Qbabys. |
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