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Location: Austin, Texas, where it can get really weird!! | Old navy special they cost $20 not an arm, and a leg. They last and i don't feel bad if they get jacked. Also what's on special at ross, can get name brands like lucky for $20. |
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 I Chore in Chucks
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Location: MD | This sounds stupid, but we have an outlet mall 15 minutes from us. I go the Guess Store and get their jeans for 30 dollars, they are stretchy, most of them are high waisted. The downside is that a lot of them are skinny jeans so i look pretty dorky. Makes me make sure I stop wearing barn clothes outside of the barn though!! Best part is is that I don't care about them so I can wear them to death and doctor horses, do chores, and it doesn't matter what happens to them. And they are super cheap so easy to replace, so far they have lasted well over a year and I wear them everyday. I save my CGT and R&RC for going out and barrel races. |
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Elite Veteran
Posts: 883
Location: Southern Indiana | Maurice's jeans!!! They are about $30 and always either b1g1 half off or have 20% coupons. They have different fits and lengths, stretch, and are super comfortable quailty jeans on the cheap! |
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 Pork Fat is my Favorite
Posts: 3791
Location: The Oklahoma plains. | kewlcowgurl - 2015-03-13 9:45 AM Old navy special they cost $20 not an arm, and a leg. They last and i don't feel bad if they get jacked. Also what's on special at ross, can get name brands like lucky for $20.
May I ask how you are built? I have never tried on the ON jeans. I am now curious.
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Location: Winging It in KY | RunNbarrels - 2015-03-12 1:00 PM Wrangler Q babys for everyday riding. So comfortable.
This^^^^^ I wear mine everyday! My husband had to pry my old torn ones from my hands to throw them away. I got them out of the trash when he wasn't looking and made them into rags for my tack. Doesn't he know that you can't seperate a girl from her comfy stretchy jeans? Heeee Heee! |
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 Texas Tenderheart
Posts: 6715
Location: Red Raiderland | I was just talking to my friend about how much I like my Ariats that I got at Cowboy Christmas. They are a heavy denim but they stay in place and don't get stretched out like my Cowgirl Tuffs do.
I also buy the $59 Lucky Brand Jeans when I find them on sale at Macy's. When I ride at home I couldn't care less how dorky I look with my boots tucked into my straight legged jeans. I have been known to go to town in all my dork style, too!  |
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Regular
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| Cruel Girls all the way! I do like Wrangler, but I'm not a fan of how heavy the denim can feel. Ariats are nice too, I'm becoming a huge fan of them!
-I'm really nervous to buy any more Cowgirl Tuff Jeans! I loved the way they look but I bought one brand new pair and the first time I wore them I reached for my stirrup and they ripped apart! They were not super tight either, I was very disappointed and frustrated that I wasted the money on purchasing them. |
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Expert
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| I love the Ariat jeans too I like the turquoise line the are mid rise. They wear very well and have some cute pockets. |
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Posts: 287
| Lee Riders from Walmart. Seriously, lol. $24 and they conceal the crack without being super high waisted. Plus long lengths, not that I need them I'm midge. And some have cute pockets too. The best thjng is the inseam is flat and doesn't rub and give saddle sores :) |
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Unable to Live Without Chocolate or Coffee
Posts: 1841
| ariat real riding jeans
wrangler cash
wrangler q baby
RRC Riding Jean |
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