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Location: the land of dust & sticks | is there such a thing anymore?? I can't stand my jeans stuck to me like I have on 2 sizes too small  I have some of the old cowgirl tough and they are ok but the "newer" (like 3 yo) ones stick to me like glue even though they supposedly have the same percentage cotton vs spandex.....would love to find some regular non stretch jeans if they even exist anymore?? |
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Location: on the fine line between insanity and geniusness | I have a pair of cruel girl utility fit. They have zero stretch in them, but the leg is loose enough I can still move. I can't stand the skin tight straight leg jeans. If you starch the stretch jeans it takes the give out of them, but they rip after about 6 months because the starch ruins the integrity of the fabric. I found tin haul jeans not long ago. They are pretty thick with minimal stretch. I actually like the way they fit, but the only place I can find them is on zulily. |
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| Cruel girl Georgia's are my go to when I can find them (I usually buy them out of my size when I can!)
There's also a couple styles of men's Cinch jeans that I can wear, although when I ride the waist is high and requires a belt. So I wear them at home and run in something else since I don't wear a belt to run. |
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| OhMax - 2017-09-04 11:33 AM
Cruel girl Georgia's are my go to when I can find them (I usually buy them out of my size when I can!)
There's also a couple styles of men's Cinch jeans that I can wear, although when I ride the waist is high and requires a belt. So I wear them at home and run in something else since I don't wear a belt to run.
Speaking of belts, I rode in a belt for the first time the other day, and I'm not ever doing it again. Not sure there is anything quite as terrifying as finding yourself suddenly attached to your horse because the belt has hooked onto the saddle horn. Although the situation was corrected without incident, it could have gone sideways in a hurry. |
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Location: California | Kimes ranch jeans! |
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Location: Wonderful Wyoming | I really like the Wrangler Cash jeans. |
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Location: on the fine line between insanity and geniusness | hannahbug - 2017-09-04 11:42 AM
OhMax - 2017-09-04 11:33 AM
Cruel girl Georgia's are my go to when I can find them (I usually buy them out of my size when I can!)
There's also a couple styles of men's Cinch jeans that I can wear, although when I ride the waist is high and requires a belt. So I wear them at home and run in something else since I don't wear a belt to run.
Speaking of belts, I rode in a belt for the first time the other day, and I'm not ever doing it again. Not sure there is anything quite as terrifying as finding yourself suddenly attached to your horse because the belt has hooked onto the saddle horn. Although the situation was corrected without incident, it could have gone sideways in a hurry.
I have security issues about my belts. I HAVE to wear one!! With that being said- when I tighten my girth to run, I tighten my belt too! Like TIGHTEN it, to the point that the first thing I have to do when I get off is loosen it! LOL! BUT I haven't gotten hung! |
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Location: Glendive Mt. | I have the same issue with jeans. I hate when they cling to you. Usually I end up wearing a,size bigger then what I need and have to use a belt as well to keep my pants up. As the person said I tighten both the horses cinch and my belt. Love all the new ideas I am getting for non stretch jeans. |
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| Rock & Roll Cowgirl jeans don't really have too much stretch. I've been wanting to try their Trouser style. If anyone on here has them, I'd love to hear how they fit compared to their Original Low Rise. |
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Location: Southern Indiana | LabRat - 2017-09-05 12:20 PM
Rock & Roll Cowgirl jeans don't really have too much stretch. I've been wanting to try their Trouser style. If anyone on here has them, I'd love to hear how they fit compared to their Original Low Rise.
Rock and roll cowgirl jeans are tough because several pairs of my original lowrise seem to have different size waist band sewn on to them. I always get a 29 and I swear a couple pairs had a 28 waist but the rest fit like a 29 (like the but and thigh area). It's frustrating. I do have 2 pairs of Trousers size 29 and they fit awesome. They are my current favorite pair of jeans. IMO they fit better than the bootcut ones. |
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Location: Where Tall Corn Grows | Unfortunately there isn't much out there in 100% cotton jeans. I really don't like the jeans with spandex in them no matter if it's only 1%. They are fine when you first put them on and then the saggy baggy butt syndrome sneaks up on you....... 100% cotton stays put and are warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer. I know Wrangler makes Cash jeans and every now and then Cruel Girl has a few styles that are all cotton. Please post if there are more out there, I'd love to have more options! |
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| TheDutchMan01 - 2017-09-05 12:27 PM
LabRat - 2017-09-05 12:20 PM
Rock & Roll Cowgirl jeans don't really have too much stretch. I've been wanting to try their Trouser style. If anyone on here has them, I'd love to hear how they fit compared to their Original Low Rise.
Rock and roll cowgirl jeans are tough because several pairs of my original lowrise seem to have different size waist band sewn on to them. I always get a 29 and I swear a couple pairs had a 28 waist but the rest fit like a 29 (like the but and thigh area ). It's frustrating. I do have 2 pairs of Trousers size 29 and they fit awesome. They are my current favorite pair of jeans. IMO they fit better than the bootcut ones.
Thanks! I know what you mean about varying fits on each style. I think I'll take a chance and order a pair of trousers :) |
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