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| hoofs_in_motion - 2015-02-19 2:49 AM
I have a pair of the wrangler mae jeans....I like them, but not the material. They fit perfect at first, then seem to sag in the butt area. I wish the material was not so stretchy
yep same problem with those too. They were great then poof at the end of the day sagging. I bought some Wrangler Qbaby jeans today they are 1% stretch. They seem to be less stretchy and the higher rise will help, well mid rise. I'll try the Cash ones next and see how they work. At least I know I can wear the Ariat REAL Riding jeans, the color Spitfire is the one I like.
I used to wear Georgias and both the 100% cotton and the stretch seem to stretch out and get baggy - weird.
I'm not a fan of any bling whatsoever. I love cowgirl up but I can't find any that don't have a bunch of junk on the back. I don't need any more attention in that area  |
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Location: Wisconsin | Chicken Fried - 2015-02-19 2:41 PM
I've had the same problem with any of the jeans that aren't 100% cotton. Wrangler Cash and Cruel girl still make 100% cotton jeans. They are a little longer in the rise so you aren't permanently scaring someone's memory of you when they see your back side hanging out. I suggest trying them on before you purchase so you know the fit is what you want. Plus they don't cost near what the pretty butt pants do :)
love love love my wrangler cash jeans. They come in a nice dark wash and the lengths are great, they don't ride up in the saddle. |
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Location: North Dakota -> Colorado | I'm in love with my Cruel Girl Rachel jeans! They do stretch but I prefer them that way then squeezing the living daylights out of me. They come up higher and I love that, I do wear my belt all the time when I wear them. These jeans are practically the only jeans that I have found to fit my body shape and feel the way I want them to. |
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Location: Kansas | camocowgirl - 2015-02-19 6:18 PM hoofs_in_motion - 2015-02-19 2:49 AM I have a pair of the wrangler mae jeans....I like them, but not the material. They fit perfect at first, then seem to sag in the butt area. I wish the material was not so stretchy yep same problem with those too. They were great then poof at the end of the day sagging. I bought some Wrangler Qbaby jeans today they are 1% stretch. They seem to be less stretchy and the higher rise will help, well mid rise. I'll try the Cash ones next and see how they work. At least I know I can wear the Ariat REAL Riding jeans, the color Spitfire is the one I like. I used to wear Georgias and both the 100% cotton and the stretch seem to stretch out and get baggy - weird. I'm not a fan of any bling whatsoever. I love cowgirl up but I can't find any that don't have a bunch of junk on the back. I don't need any more attention in that area
i'll have to try the qbaby.......I hear they give your butt an extra "lift" hahaha |
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Location: 100 miles from Nowhere, AR | The ariats work well for me. |
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Location: At the race track with Ah Dee Ohs | hoofs_in_motion - 2015-02-20 9:25 AM camocowgirl - 2015-02-19 6:18 PM hoofs_in_motion - 2015-02-19 2:49 AM I have a pair of the wrangler mae jeans....I like them, but not the material. They fit perfect at first, then seem to sag in the butt area. I wish the material was not so stretchy yep same problem with those too. They were great then poof at the end of the day sagging. I bought some Wrangler Qbaby jeans today they are 1% stretch. They seem to be less stretchy and the higher rise will help, well mid rise. I'll try the Cash ones next and see how they work. At least I know I can wear the Ariat REAL Riding jeans, the color Spitfire is the one I like. I used to wear Georgias and both the 100% cotton and the stretch seem to stretch out and get baggy - weird. I'm not a fan of any bling whatsoever. I love cowgirl up but I can't find any that don't have a bunch of junk on the back. I don't need any more attention in that area
I have a pair of the qbaby booty up jeans and I really like them. |
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Location: SW MO | The sizes are also bigger than they used to be. When I got married I wore a size 3, now I weigh 30 lbs more than I did then & I wear a 1/2 and some brands I need a 0 |
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Location: 100 miles from Nowhere, AR | crossspur - 2015-02-20 10:53 AM The sizes are also bigger than they used to be. When I got married I wore a size 3, now I weigh 30 lbs more than I did then & I wear a 1/2 and some brands I need a 0
No one likes to talk about vanity sizing. I have pants from 20 years ago that are sized bigger than what I wear now and won't button.  |
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Location: WV | livinonlove&horses - 2015-02-19 5:48 PM
I'm a size 18. I just bought some Aura jeans by Wrangler. Really like them!!
Do you find that these run big? |
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Location: East TN | I love wrangler cash jeans for riding as well as working. They don't seem to stretch or ride up. Only problem I have now is finding them in my size. I wore them before I got pregnant about a year ago. I gained a bit of weight and no longer fit in mine that I have and can't find them any bigger. The q-baby jeans are nice, too. They do come in my size so I wear them now. |
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Location: Texas | Starch them! It is the ONLY way my jeans fit the same way throughout the day. I feel like it doesn't matter the brand or style, they get bigger as you wear them. |
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| Since I have no humour with the butt crack issue, I have a good but slightly complicated solution. My jeans are always too loose in the waist, so I run a piece of elastic in the waistband. It works well and doesn't show. And I'm not exhausted from hiking the danged things up every 10 seconds. The only ones without the issue are the old style 5 pocket wranglers and they are a rare find lately. |
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Location: Who knows | I like mid-rises (I hate low slung jeans), and honestly, I like that the jeans stretch out a bit for riding. I have a 17 hand horse and that allows me a big range of motion for getting up in the saddle from the ground (I have short legs, so the stirrups are higher off the ground than a person with longer legs). |
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Location: California | All my jeans do it. BKE, Big Stars, (Rock Revivals and Miss Me do it but I don't wear them) I bought a few cowgirl tuff last summer but I bought a size to big because I like loose and boxy jeans for riding and starching. Two pairs I bought have stretch and one pair I bought doesn't. Not sure the differences. |
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| http://www.cowgirlkim.com/double-d-ranch-fall-2014-rough-rider-jeggings.html
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oh my, i could never spend that on jeans, jeggins, or any clothing item other than boots lol.... wow. i bet they are comfy but i could never wear them out of the house lol
so far i'm loving wrangler q baby and cash jeans, and the ariats too of course. i think i finally found some jeans that are affordable and FIT!  |
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