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Location: Idaho | I hate buying new jeans! With that being said what are your favorite every day jeans? I work on a dairy and would like to try a new brand. I love my Miss Mes and Rocks, but they are to expensive and would attract way to much attention if I worn them to work ;) |
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| I love Wranglers! Any of them I pretty much like, and for working outside and all that, I like their As Real as Wrangler jeans. I also really like the super stretch American Eagle Jeans. I have one pair of those and they're not necessarily work jeans but their my "not western/riding" jeans. I also used to love Levis from Tractor Supply for working outside, but those jeans haven't lasted as long as my Wranglers! |
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  Damn Yankee
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Location: Somewhere between raising hell and Amazing Grace | My favorite every day jeans have always been ariats. And Levi. |
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Elite Veteran
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Location: Idaho | Thanks! All I ware to work now is American Eagle. I really like them, but I would like to try a brand that I can bend down and pick something up without mooning everyone! lol I'm fit, short and have a little "junk in the trunk" and it seems like that's asking a lot out of them! How do the Wranglers and Ariats fit? Do they fit high on the waist? |
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 Warmblood with Wings
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Location: Florida.. | twentyX Houstons are cheap and in tractor supply I think.. 29 bucks.
Cowgirl tuff
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Location: Kansas | I love my cowgirl tuffs, and rock and roll cowgirls |
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Location: Here | blccwgl55 - 2014-02-08 4:49 PM I love Wranglers! Any of them I pretty much like, and for working outside and all that, I like their As Real as Wrangler jeans. I also really like the super stretch American Eagle Jeans. I have one pair of those and they're not necessarily work jeans but their my "not western/riding" jeans. I also used to love Levis from Tractor Supply for working outside, but those jeans haven't lasted as long as my Wranglers!
Me too I love Wrangler blues. so glad they brought them back.
That being said. they are not the Miss Me low rises. I am too old for butt crack |
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Expert
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| Yes, love the Wranglers! I also am on the shorter side, kinda fit but I'm losing these extra pounds I have, and I definitely have a big behind. Lol. So Wranglers are good for that and they make your junk in the trunk look good too!  |
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Sock Snob
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| Lucky jeans from costco right now bootcuts are like 15.00 and straight leg are 29.00. They carry longs also.
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Location: Texas | For a work type jean I like wrangler q baby's. They fit snug in waist so no mooning. I have actually started to like old navy's jeans and they are cheap! |
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| I've had Old Navy jeans and liked them too!! |
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Warmblood with Wings
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Location: Florida.. | Qbabys are comfy |
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I Need a Xanax!
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| I like the Wranger Shiloh or the NEW Wrangler Q Baby jeans...not the older Q Baby style...those were awful.  |
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Location: California | I only wear BKE's and Tin Hauls. BKE's run around $70-$80 which is cheap compared to Miss Me's and Rocks. They are also much more simple in design, come in every length and rise and feel like sweats! Mine last forever. Tin Haul's are probably more pricey now than when I bought mine but they are a little more durable feeling and still are cute. |
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Location: 100 miles from Nowhere, AR | I like the Levi's superlow bootcut. They're really not that low, are very comfortable, and make my butt look good. I accidentally bought some ultra low or something once and THOSE were a moon waiting to happen... |
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 A Lady with Fight
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Location: NC | Wrangler QBaby. And COWGIRL TUFF. Super comfy and stylish too. And CT donates to benefits and charities A LOT so I support them whole heartedly even if I've never spent over $40 on jeans before. Lol. |
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 Lived to tell about it and will never do it again
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| In this cold weather I am living in my wrangler flannel lined jeans. They are the bomb!!!!!! Love them. In decent weather I wear the the womens wrangler that has some stretch in fitted waist but can't remember the name of them. I just went to the wrangler site and ordered from there. Working on a dairy I would think you would really like the flannel lined jeans, you don't even need to wear any long johns under them they are so warm!
I just went to wrangler site and checked. The 18mwz is the contoured waist and slight stretch jeans and the other pair is the riding jean "cash" I like them but they do gap some since they are a lower rise. The flannel lined jeans aren't hidious looking at all but they aren't figure hugging either. I would think working at a dairy you would want to be warm more then "cute"
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 The Famous Hot Wing Chicken Girl
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| hoofs_in_motion - 2014-02-08 6:12 PM I love my cowgirl tuffs, and rock and roll cowgirls
Ditto! That's all I will wear anymore. |
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Elite Veteran
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Location: Idaho | OK so I got a pair of BKEs on eBay for $12. And I'm going to go try on some Wanglers this week. Does any one know if the sizeing is the same as like the Miss Mes? I'm a 26 Regular and a size 2 in the American Eagles. I'll get a cheap pair on line if they are. I don't make it into town that much |
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Location: California | cowpony45 - 2014-02-09 7:23 AM OK so I got a pair of BKEs on eBay for $12. And I'm going to go try on some Wanglers this week. Does any one know if the sizeing is the same as like the Miss Mes? I'm a 26 Regular and a size 2 in the American Eagles. I'll get a cheap pair on line if they are. I don't make it into town that much
Oh great idea! I have bought a couple pairs on ebay. Never for $12 tho! My size is difficult to find usually. I am no help with Wrangler sizing. Hope you like the BKEs! I have converted most of my friends lol |
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