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Sassy
05-16-2007, 12:38 AM
This is insane! ...and these are Levi's!

http://www.levisstore.com/family/index.jsp?categoryId=2071062&cp=2078893

...and what's "Capital E" levi's ???

Los Broncos
05-16-2007, 12:40 AM
Wow, i spend a average of forty or fifty. But i go to Ross and other places and find some decent deals.

Sassy
05-16-2007, 12:42 AM
I bought a couple pairs of Levi's at Kohl's last year...I think they were $30 each...Dang...even Calvin Klein and Tommy aren't that expensive! (60-70 and up...)

My sister loves Ross! We don't have them here, though.

Pendejo
05-16-2007, 12:42 AM
5 or 6 bucks.

maven
05-16-2007, 12:43 AM
This is insane! ...and these are Levi's!

http://www.levisstore.com/family/index.jsp?categoryId=2071062&cp=2078893

...and what's "Capital E" levi's ???

There's a pair of I'm willing to drop 2 Benjamins on. They have jeans upwards of $400+.

It's all about the ladies & whatever works to get into their True Religion jeans.Hilarious!

Los Broncos
05-16-2007, 12:43 AM
I bought a couple pairs of Levi's at Kohl's last year...I think they were $30 each...Dang...even Calvin Klein and Tommy aren't that expensive! (60-70 and up...)

My sister loves Ross! We don't have them here, though.

When tommys first came out i think they were only like 70, now you can get a pair for cheap.

Sassy
05-16-2007, 12:45 AM
Nope. Not in women's you can't...The cheapest is 70 bucks a pair...40 for shorts.
I don't call that cheap!

maven
05-16-2007, 12:46 AM
When tommys first came out i think they were only like 70, now you can get a pair for cheap.

They are of yesteryear.

Stay away from tommy, nautica, polo, etc. It's all about the new denim brands.

Los Broncos
05-16-2007, 12:46 AM
Nope. Not in women's you can't...The cheapest is 70 bucks a pair...40 for shorts.

Ahh ok, i still have a pair from back in the day, dont remember how much i paid, maybe 70 then.

maven
05-16-2007, 12:47 AM
Nope. Not in women's you can't...The cheapest is 70 bucks a pair..!

$70 bucks for a pair of women's jeans? You cheap bastard! You need to drop atleast $200.

Los Broncos
05-16-2007, 12:47 AM
They are of yesteryear.

Stay away from tommy, nautica, polo, etc. It's all about the new denim brands.

Right, i still buy and wear nautica.

Sassy
05-16-2007, 12:47 AM
They are of yesteryear.

Stay away from tommy, nautica, polo, etc. It's all about the new denim brands.

Nah...not this girl...
I am not paying $100 for a pair of Lucky jeans.
Well...I guess I haven't tried a pair on...and I will pay more if they fit well, but I have good luck with Tommy and Calvin.
But thoses prices...That's just crazy.

maven
05-16-2007, 12:49 AM
Nah...not this girl...
I am not paying $100 for a pair of Lucky jeans.
That's just crazy.

I also like Lucky on women. True Religion, Seven, Chip & Pepper. So sexy!;)

maven
05-16-2007, 12:52 AM
Right, i still buy and wear nautica.

I hope you're not single.8')

Los Broncos
05-16-2007, 12:53 AM
I hope you're not single.8')

Im not at the moment, right now i cant afford to drop 200 on a pair or i would.

Sassy
05-16-2007, 12:54 AM
I have never heard of Chip and Pepper.

http://www.chipandpepper.com/store/productimages/thumbs/1005_thumb.jpg

Cute...but $191! No thanks.
You can get the same thing for a lot less.

Billy Clyde Puckett
05-16-2007, 12:56 AM
$12 for Kirklands at Costco. Fit like Levis and work just fine when working in the yard or hiking in the hills.

maven
05-16-2007, 12:57 AM
I have never heard of Chip and Pepper.

Damn, girl! They make great jeans for women. Maybe I know this crap because of where I live. I don't know your shape, but high quality jeans on a girl is damn sexy.

Sassy
05-16-2007, 12:59 AM
So tell me this...how are the $200+ jeans more "sexy" than the 70 dollar ones...and isn't it more about the body that goes into them that makes them that way!

Sassy
05-16-2007, 01:03 AM
BTW...looking at that same site...$100 bucks and up for kid's jeans! That's even more insane. They'll be out of them in 2-3 months! At least adults can wear them until they wear out...or gain or lose weight ;D

Taco John
05-16-2007, 01:05 AM
I wouldn't pay more than $30 for a pair of Levis. Though, now that I think about it, I haven't owned a pair of Levis in almost ten years.

I generally pay about $40-$50 for a pair of jeans. I paid a little more for this boss pair of RocaWear jeans I found. So damned comfortable.

Honestly, though, I hate wearing denim. I like to wear hiker pants from REI. Northface, Columbia Wear, Mountain Hardware... You can get some good grubbies at REI.

Los Broncos
05-16-2007, 01:05 AM
BTW...looking at that same site...$100 bucks and up for kid's jeans! That's even more insane. They'll be out of them in 2-3 months! At least adults can wear them until they wear out...or gain or lose weight ;D

yeah really

maven
05-16-2007, 01:07 AM
So tell me this...how are the $200+ jeans more "sexy" than the 70 dollar ones...and isn't it more about the body that goes into them that makes them that way!

Ok, if you're 500lbs well...

High quality jeans though a bit pricey, look a hell of a lot better than say Kirkland or say Levi's. It's about the design & shape of the jeans. They fit & mold to the body better & improve on imperfections of the women's body. Jeans purchased via Levi's, Express, Gap, etc are clearly not a good as jeans from higher vendors.

OT: No two jeans are exactly alike. If you try one that doesn't fit, try another that is the same size.

Meck77
05-16-2007, 01:07 AM
I stopped buying levis. They get trashed too easily. Carhartt is the way to go. Not exactly cheap either but much better quality IMO.

Sassy
05-16-2007, 01:08 AM
Just a guess...but I'm guessing it's the "young, single" guys on here that are buying the more spendy brand names!

Sassy
05-16-2007, 01:10 AM
Ok, if you're 500lbs well...

High quality jeans though a bit pricey, look a hell of a lot better than say Kirkland or say Levi's. It's about the design & shape of the jeans. They fit & mold to the body better & improve on imperfections of the women's body. Jeans purchased via Levi's, Express, Gap, etc are clearly not a good as jeans from higher vendors.

OT: No two jeans are exactly alike. If you try one that doesn't fit, try another that is the same size.

Nah...not even close to 500 lbs! Ha!
Anyway...I'm just saying although I like jeans that fit well, sometimes the less expensive brands work just as well (and by "less" I mean under $100)...I have better things to spend my money on than buying $200+ jeans. More expensive isn't always better quality. (BTW...I've had more compliments on my $30 jeans than more expensive ones...and it has to do with what your comfortable in and what fits you best not the price tag or brand name.)

maven
05-16-2007, 01:11 AM
I wouldn't pay more than $30 for a pair of Levis. Though, now that I think about it, I haven't owned a pair of Levis in almost ten years.

I generally pay about $40-$50 for a pair of jeans. I paid a little more for this boss pair of RocaWear jeans I found. So damned comfortable.

Honestly, though, I hate wearing denim. I like to wear hiker pants from REI. Northface, Columbia Wear, Mountain Hardware... You can get some good grubbies at REI.

Jeans are my cup of tea going out. You can pair it with a polo, long sleeve, and or sport jacket. When I go out I must look immaculate. There's women to be had.

scttgrd
05-16-2007, 01:11 AM
$14.99 for Wranglers at Target. There is no A** special enough to spend hundreds of dollars on pants. Just my humble opinion, cotton is cotton. I don't care how you arrange it it still ends up as denim.

Los Broncos
05-16-2007, 01:12 AM
Ill spend that 200 hundred on some bronco tickets.

epicSocialism4tw
05-16-2007, 01:13 AM
So tell me this...how are the $200+ jeans more "sexy" than the 70 dollar ones...and isn't it more about the body that goes into them that makes them that way!

You are paying for the name above anything else. You can usually find something similar for quite a bit less.

Here's the trick...

Wait to get your spring/summer clothes until the end of the third quarter. You can find designer clothing at a great price. Get your winter/fall lothes during the after-Christmas clearance sales. Ask for gift cards for Christmas, and you can get more than triple what the card is worth in merch.

I score great deals that way every year. I got a $1000 leather jacket for $150 one year, I got an official Oklahoma Sooners jersey for 5$ (I bought one for every sooner fan I know...I think I sold them out ;D ), I get Columbia sportswear for in the $4-$20 range, expensive MTB gear, training wear, shoes, you name it...all for less than 20% of their original costs.

It's a beautiful thing. :thumbs:

maven
05-16-2007, 01:16 AM
Nah...not even close to 500 lbs! Ha!
Anyway...I'm just saying although I like jeans that fit well, sometimes the less expensive brands work just as well (and by "less" I mean under $100)...I have better things to spend my money on than buying $200+ jeans. More expensive isn't always better quality.

No problemo. Just letting you know the expense paid is somewhat worth it. Is it worth dropping the extra benjamins? It's in the eye of the beholder. But, high quality denim on women IMO makes a huge difference. Much more sexy, they tend to hide imperfections better which is a good thing in regards to women. And I'm not referring to the brand, but they do a MUCH better job fitting women into gorgous jeans.

Sassy
05-16-2007, 01:16 AM
You are paying for the name above anything else. You can usually find something similar for quite a bit less.

Here's the trick...

Wait to get your spring/summer clothes until the end of the third quarter. You can find designer clothing at a great price. Get your winter/fall lothes during the after-Christmas clearance sales. Ask for gift cards for Christmas, and you can get more than triple what the card is worth in merch.

I score great deals that way every year. I got a $1000 leather jacket for $150 one year, I got an official Oklahoma Sooners jersey for 5$ (I bought one for every sooner fan I know...I think I sold them out ;D ), I get Columbia sportswear for in the $4-$20 range, expensive MTB gear, training wear, shoes, you name it...all for less than 20% of their original costs.

It's a beautiful thing. :thumbs:

Yep! Great plan...if you can find sizes/colors you want!

Kaylore
05-16-2007, 01:18 AM
I'm having Deja vu. I was on another forum for gaming many years ago and a thread was started the same way. Then this guy chimed in and started talking about how he gets all the ladies because he buys the best clothes and ladies won't judge a man if his clothes aren't really expensive. I'm sure some women are like that, but none of them are ones I want to date. Pretty crazy how some people put so much stock in what you wear.

Los Broncos
05-16-2007, 01:18 AM
Sounds like someone is hitting on sassy ;D

Los Broncos
05-16-2007, 01:19 AM
I'm having Deja vu. I was on another forum for gaming many years ago and a thread was started the same way. Then this guy chimed in and started talking about how he gets all the ladies because he buys the best clothes and ladies won't judge a man if his clothes aren't really expensive. I'm sure some women are like that, but none of them are ones I want to date. Pretty crazy how some people put so much stock in what you wear.

Women judge a man on his shoes.

epicSocialism4tw
05-16-2007, 01:19 AM
Yep! Great plan...if you can find sizes/colors you want!

You have to keep an eye on the sales. There is plenty of merch out there and the price drops really fast. They want that merch out of the store. Be ready to check out the sales pretty quickly when that time comes around.

Sassy
05-16-2007, 01:20 AM
Sounds like someone is hitting on sassy ;D

Nah...the one that got me commented on my levi's(as well as my Tommy's and Calvin's ) :wiggle:

Come to think about it...it wasn't actually a comment on the jeans...;)

Los Broncos
05-16-2007, 01:21 AM
Nah...the one that got me commented on my levi's :wiggle:

haha

epicSocialism4tw
05-16-2007, 01:22 AM
I'm having Deja vu. I was on another forum for gaming many years ago and a thread was started the same way. Then this guy chimed in and started talking about how he gets all the ladies because he buys the best clothes and ladies won't judge a man if his clothes aren't really expensive. I'm sure some women are like that, but none of them are ones I want to date. Pretty crazy how some people put so much stock in what you wear.

Until what you wear begins to get in the way of their comfortable state of posessiveness!

It's a shallow world we live in.

maven
05-16-2007, 01:24 AM
You are paying for the name above anything else. You can usually find something similar for quite a bit less.

Here's the trick...

Wait to get your spring/summer clothes until the end of the third quarter. You can find designer clothing at a great price. Get your winter/fall lothes during the after-Christmas clearance sales. Ask for gift cards for Christmas, and you can get more than triple what the card is worth in merch.

I score great deals that way every year. I got a $1000 leather jacket for $150 one year, I got an official Oklahoma Sooners jersey for 5$ (I bought one for every sooner fan I know...I think I sold them out ;D ), I get Columbia sportswear for in the $4-$20 range, expensive MTB gear, training wear, shoes, you name it...all for less than 20% of their original costs.

It's a beautiful thing. :thumbs:

Now comparing high end to say Levi's. That's crap. Regardless of season, there are definately deals to be had. You can find them. Lucky's typically have 50% blowout every few months which is essentially $50 bucks a pair. I agree with shopping for deals. Sometimes you can & cannot wait. Yes, there are deals to be had, but you cannot compare crap denim to quality denim. Lucky's are good quality, but certainly not high end. I really like the True Religion jeans. And yes there are deals to be had on them.

Sassy
05-16-2007, 01:26 AM
Just curious...where are Lucky and True Religion Made?

maven
05-16-2007, 01:27 AM
I'm having Deja vu. I was on another forum for gaming many years ago and a thread was started the same way. Then this guy chimed in and started talking about how he gets all the ladies because he buys the best clothes and ladies won't judge a man if his clothes aren't really expensive. I'm sure some women are like that, but none of them are ones I want to date. Pretty crazy how some people put so much stock in what you wear.

Good clothes and looking good is half the battle. If a woman is attracted to you before you've said a word, you're halfway there Kaylore.

Sassy
05-16-2007, 01:29 AM
Good clothes and looking good is half the battle. If a woman is attracted to you before you've said a word, you're halfway there Kaylore.

I don't agree with that. I'm going to judge on personality and a neat appearance not on if they are wearing a expensive name brand jean.
You can look good and not dress expensively...

epicSocialism4tw
05-16-2007, 01:31 AM
Now comparing high end to say Levi's. That's crap. Regardless of season, there are definately deals to be had. You can find them. Lucky's typically have 50% blowout every few months which is essentially $50 bucks a pair. I agree with shopping for deals. Sometimes you can & cannot wait. Yes, there are deals to be had, but you cannot compare crap denim to quality denim. Lucky's are good quality, but certainly not high end. I really like the True Religion jeans. And yes there are deals to be had on them.

I honestly cant justify spending that much on jeans...or any casual clothing for that matter. I see people everyday who cant buy the medicines to keep themselves alive. People who go out to pasture to die because they cant afford surgery and dont have anyone to pull strings for them. Jeans just dont seem very important in that light and its something that I see in multiple cases every day.

Soon enough, the only thing I'll have to buy will be lab coats and some scrubs. That'll be the day! Then I will only need the dinner-schmooze repetoire to be updated and its all good.

maven
05-16-2007, 01:31 AM
Just curious...where are Lucky and True Religion Made?

True Religion is made in the USA. Most likely LA. Your high-end jeans are typically made in LA. Not sure off the top of my head regarding Lucky's.

Sassy
05-16-2007, 01:38 AM
Who we are…

True Religion Brand Jeans was established in December of 2002 to take denim in a refreshing new direction. The Los Angeles based premium denim company has become known for its intense attention to detail: from the fashion-forward seams, to the remarkable embroidery and innovative hand-sanded vintage washes, True Religion Brand Jeans has distinguished itself as a leader in the high-end denim market for men, women and kids. The line also includes a myriad of colored corduroy pants, skirts, shirts, shorts, jackets, blazers, hoodies, T-shirts and everything in between.

Based in LA...I'm guessing their jeans are made in a variety of other countries...just like most are.

maven
05-16-2007, 01:40 AM
I don't agree with that. I'm going to judge on personality and a neat appearance not on if they are wearing a expensive name brand jean.
You can look good and not dress expensively...

Personality is phase 2. Phase 1 is looking as best as possible whether it's $20 or $200 pair of jeans. You will most likely not notice it. But, if a man feels better & looks better in the more expensive jeans he'll certainly rock it. Phase 1 is the most important. You look damn good, the woman will have somewhat of an interest.

maven
05-16-2007, 01:42 AM
Based in LA...I'm guessing their jeans are made in a variety of other countries...just like most are.

WTF are you, an accountant?Ha!

epicSocialism4tw
05-16-2007, 01:44 AM
Personality is phase 2. Phase 1 is looking as best as possible whether it's $20 or $200 pair of jeans. You will most likely not notice it. But, if a man feels better & looks better in the more expensive jeans he'll certainly rock it. Phase 1 is the most important. You look damn good, the woman will have somewhat of an interest.

Phase 1 is long gone for me. Ha!

DenverDuo
05-16-2007, 01:49 AM
Women judge a man on his shoes.

Wrong. Women judge a man on his hair and his shirt.

I should know, I am one.

maven
05-16-2007, 01:52 AM
Phase 1 is long gone for me. Ha!

Hey, I'm proud to be in phase 1!Ha! I am still going out to bars/clubs & experiencing & learning about women.:spit: No matter the outing, I plan to look damn good for whatever the occasion that may arise. That includes going to Mcdonald's, going to the mall, appearing at a broncos game, etc.Ha!

SoCalBronco
05-16-2007, 02:02 AM
Jeans...ugh.

Haven't worn them in about 14 years and I probably will never wear them again...I can't stand even jean shorts.

epicSocialism4tw
05-16-2007, 02:04 AM
I can't stand even jean shorts.

Good, because I think that they're a sort of feaux pas now.

Especially the short ones.

epicSocialism4tw
05-16-2007, 02:05 AM
Hey, I'm proud to be in phase 1!Ha! I am still going out to bars/clubs & experiencing & learning about women.:spit: No matter the outing, I plan to look damn good for whatever the occasion that may arise. That includes going to Mcdonald's, going to the mall, appearing at a broncos game, etc.Ha!

I've been dating the same girl for 6 years now. Phase 1 is still in the back of my mind somewhere. I dont know if I could resurrect it if I tried.

maven
05-16-2007, 02:15 AM
I've been dating the same girl for 6 years now. Phase 1 is still in the back of my mind somewhere. I dont know if I could resurrect it if I tried.

GL to you. Phase 1 will always exists. It's just temporarily burried.

maven
05-16-2007, 02:17 AM
Jeans...ugh.

Haven't worn them in about 14 years and I probably will never wear them again...I can't stand even jean shorts.

jean shorts? YUCK!

Wearing a suit everyday gets f'n old.

ColoradoDarin
05-16-2007, 02:33 AM
The last pair of jeans I bought are J. Crew Vintage Boot Cut. They rock. I wouldn't have paid the $90 for them except I had a gift card, but when they wear out, I'm ponying up the $$$ for them - never owned a better pair of jeans. I have a couple of $10 Arizona jeans from JC Penny for working in the yard.

I dress better now that I'm married than I ever did while I was single (she's much more fashionable than me, but I think I spend more on clothes now). The best time to buy is the end of January, I got some great deals this year.

CBF1
05-16-2007, 03:08 AM
Button fly 501's for $25ish works for me.

SleepingTiger
05-16-2007, 03:15 AM
Now comparing high end to say Levi's. That's crap. Regardless of season, there are definately deals to be had. You can find them. Lucky's typically have 50% blowout every few months which is essentially $50 bucks a pair. I agree with shopping for deals. Sometimes you can & cannot wait. Yes, there are deals to be had, but you cannot compare crap denim to quality denim. Lucky's are good quality, but certainly not high end. I really like the True Religion jeans. And yes there are deals to be had on them.

I agree with Maven, there are jeans and there are JEANS. I got several pairs of sevens, diesels and true religion. The quality and style is alot better. I stop buying lower end jeans just because it doesn't fit as nice.

If you can find like a saks 5th off, true religion are from $130-$180. Diesels and sevens are even cheaper.

Also, a female looks alot better in designer jeans than say a pair of levis. A pair of sevens can do wonders for a the average female.

Taco John
05-16-2007, 03:28 AM
GL to you. Phase 1 will always exists. It's just temporarily burried.



Nah... Phase 1 is short lived, and in hindsight seems silly.

I stopped wearing clothes to attract women about the time that I realized that the kind of women who are attracted to guys based on the clothes that they wear are about as shallow as they come and not really worth my time. About the time I decided that I'm not a peacock and stopped caring about chasing women is when almost magically, true genuine women who were actually worth investing myself with started to appear.

Whatever phase 1 is, it's buried and gone forever, thankthelord... I wear what's comfortable. If it happens to look good, all the better...

watermock
05-16-2007, 03:30 AM
Button fly 501's for $25ish works for me.

There ya go. Wrangler zippers are quite good for around 18. This 100 dollar jean talk amuses me.

501's are the best jeans ever made. Ole mock will tell you a story for the chipmunke. When the 49'rs were on their knees they kept tearing up their pants when they kneeled in the sand panning. Levi Straus took some canvas fabric and fashoned dungarees.

kappys
05-16-2007, 03:37 AM
$50-60 bucks a pair is the top end for me, usually I can find a good pair for $40.

Personally I like Calvin Klein jeans. Certianly not top endc but they fit me almost perfectly and the denim is very smooth. Feels almost like wearing a pair of nice pants.

I think the key is finding a pair that fits well over anything else. Deisel makes nice jeans apparently, but I look like a fool in them and would never buy a pair.

Dr. Broncenstein
05-16-2007, 03:40 AM
What is more gay than grown men name-dropping brand names of clothing?

Nothing.

Jeebus, I can't believe this kind of thing actually matters to a guy.

My favorite jeans are the ones that are "clean" as in not overtly dirty to the casual observer. It also helps if I can actually button the waist. Bonus if I have a little room in the waist.

SleepingTiger
05-16-2007, 05:43 AM
What is more gay than grown men name-dropping brand names of clothing?

Nothing.

Jeebus, I can't believe this kind of thing actually matters to a guy.

My favorite jeans are the ones that are "clean" as in not overtly dirty to the casual observer. It also helps if I can actually button the waist. Bonus if I have a little room in the waist.


Is it gay to look good? Is it gay to know what your buying? Hate to break the news, but there is more to life than who did the Broncos draft in the 4th round.

When was the last time a great looking girl complimented you on your jeans? Or even compliment you on your "clean" jeans? Exactly!

SleepingTiger
05-16-2007, 05:49 AM
$50-60 bucks a pair is the top end for me, usually I can find a good pair for $40.

Personally I like Calvin Klein jeans. Certianly not top endc but they fit me almost perfectly and the denim is very smooth. Feels almost like wearing a pair of nice pants.

I think the key is finding a pair that fits well over anything else. Deisel makes nice jeans apparently, but I look like a fool in them and would never buy a pair.

I notice on diesels that the cheaper ones are ugly. If your looking for nice jeans for a cheaper price, try guess. They are high quality with a decent fade.

CSU Husker
05-16-2007, 07:09 AM
Hate to break the news, but there is more to life than who did the Broncos draft in the 4th round.



Yes, but what is more important, the jeans or the 4th round pick? Clearly the 4th round pick, by a mile.

kappys
05-16-2007, 07:34 AM
I notice on diesels that the cheaper ones are ugly. If your looking for nice jeans for a cheaper price, try guess. They are high quality with a decent fade.

Faded jeans tend not to look as good on me. Partly because of my skin color, I generally look best and get the most compliments in dark colored clothing.

WoodMan
05-16-2007, 08:03 AM
Women judge a man on his shoes.

ROFL! You know what they say about the size of a man's feet!

ak1971
05-16-2007, 08:40 AM
What is more gay than grown men name-dropping brand names of clothing?

Nothing.

Jeebus, I can't believe this kind of thing actually matters to a guy.

My favorite jeans are the ones that are "clean" as in not overtly dirty to the casual observer. It also helps if I can actually button the waist. Bonus if I have a little room in the waist.

no ****...

now, orange tuxedo pants that a whole other story

gunns
05-16-2007, 08:57 AM
Nah...not even close to 500 lbs! Ha!
Anyway...I'm just saying although I like jeans that fit well, sometimes the less expensive brands work just as well (and by "less" I mean under $100)...I have better things to spend my money on than buying $200+ jeans. More expensive isn't always better quality. (BTW...I've had more compliments on my $30 jeans than more expensive ones...and it has to do with what your comfortable in and what fits you best not the price tag or brand name.)

Absolutely. If a guy doesn't like the brand name on my levi's, see ya, I don't need ya. It is the body you put into them, not the price or brand name. I'll be damned before I pay a fortune on anything to attract a guy. Either he is or he isn't.

alkemical
05-16-2007, 09:13 AM
Just a guess...but I'm guessing it's the "young, single" guys on here that are buying the more spendy brand names!

Uh - I wouldn't say that Sassy.

I won't spend beyond $40 for a pair of jeans. If i want to dress up, i'll buy dress up clothes.

That being said i do have some very very very nice suits, but i won't spend it on jeans.

Beantown Bronco
05-16-2007, 09:19 AM
How good a girl looks WHILE wearing jeans means nothing if her ass looks like a cottage cheese factory OUT of them....I'll take a girl that looks decent in and out of a $20-$40 pair of jeans as opposed a girl who has to pay over $100 to attempt to make her @ss look good any day.

Sassy
05-16-2007, 09:58 AM
I've never even heard of some of these brands until now...and while I have seen a few pairs of Lucky's in Macy's...Chip and Pepper and Seven aren't even availalbe (if I was willing to spend the dough...) here unless I go online.

I just can't see paying $200 and up.
However, I will spend more on a good pair of shoes.
Since, for the most part, cheaper ones tend to hurt my feet.

Seriously, are these jeans really better quality...or are you saying that because of the "name" and because people tell you they are. LA and NY can get away with that type of Marketing...they'll sell them to celebs making them believe they really are better...but are they really?

Comfort and style wise...I still like my skinny levi's.

alkemical
05-16-2007, 10:39 AM
Free Paris!!!


;)

Sassy
05-16-2007, 10:45 AM
Hey...are you hijacking my thread! LOL!

ak1971
05-16-2007, 10:47 AM
I had a really good sandwich yesterday..

Rock Chalk
05-16-2007, 11:00 AM
Tards, I buy plain ole Levi's.

No that I wear jeans a lot mind you. This is texas, too hot for jeans.

Dr. Broncenstein
05-16-2007, 11:12 AM
Is it gay to look good? Is it gay to know what your buying? Hate to break the news, but there is more to life than who did the Broncos draft in the 4th round.

When was the last time a great looking girl complimented you on your jeans? Or even compliment you on your "clean" jeans? Exactly!

Ummm... yeah. Gay. If you have to ask... you already know the answer.

bendog
05-16-2007, 11:25 AM
Would this question be about jean's I'm buying for my daughter or jeans for me? LOL

Los Broncos
05-16-2007, 11:32 AM
Wrong. Women judge a man on his hair and his shirt.

I should know, I am one.

Whatever you say

toad
05-16-2007, 11:40 AM
$30-50.

Mine current rotation is Nautica, Polo, and [my favorite] Express (formerly Structure).

Malcontent
05-16-2007, 12:46 PM
$12 for Kirklands at Costco. Fit like Levis and work just fine when working in the yard or hiking in the hills.

Yep..got a coupla pairs m'self.

clarkster
05-16-2007, 01:02 PM
only thing expensive jeans on a woman tells me is that shes too high maintenance for me. besides, its getting them out of the jeans thats more important. they all look the same crumpled up in the corner if you ask me...

clarkster
05-16-2007, 01:04 PM
as for myself, i have guidelines. i wont spend any more than 20 on jeans, 10 on a shirt(button up camp or something, if its a t shirt, it better be like 5) but shoes...ill drop a 100 on shoes without even thinking about it
of course this may be why ive never had great luck with women. or its that im an asshole.

KipCorrington25
05-16-2007, 01:14 PM
Bugle Boy.

cutthemdown
05-16-2007, 01:16 PM
What is more gay than grown men name-dropping brand names of clothing?

Nothing.

Jeebus, I can't believe this kind of thing actually matters to a guy.

My favorite jeans are the ones that are "clean" as in not overtly dirty to the casual observer. It also helps if I can actually button the waist. Bonus if I have a little room in the waist.

Nothing wrong with liking nice clothes. I understand where you are coming from though some men just throw on whatever and it doesn't matter to them. Others like to have nice stuff that is in style or whatever. I still am in the camp though that only liking other men makes you gay, but hey whatever go put on your toughskins and hush puppies and have a nice day.

Ratboy
05-16-2007, 01:22 PM
$60 usually.

watermock
05-16-2007, 01:29 PM
Wranglers can be had for under 20 and they a fine quality and good fit. Are we talking about jeans or dresses? When I see some vain dude in Calvin Clein girlie pants I snicker.

Button 501's are my favorite but Wranglers are basically the same thing. It's just more fun to have your jeans unbuttoned before well...you know, letting the snake loose to get a warm bath.

Los Broncos
05-16-2007, 01:30 PM
only thing expensive jeans on a woman tells me is that shes too high maintenance for me. besides, its getting them out of the jeans thats more important. they all look the same crumpled up in the corner if you ask me...

I agree there, i cant afford a thin, hot chick anyways.

Los Broncos
05-16-2007, 01:31 PM
Wranglers can be had for under 20 and they a fine quality and good fit. Are we talking about jeans or dresses? When I see some vain dude in Calvin Clein girlie pants I snicker.

Button 501's are my favorite but Wranglers are basically the same thing. It's just more fun to have your jeans unbuttoned before well...you know, letting the snake loose to get a warm bath.

What brand does bezzer wear?

clarkster
05-16-2007, 01:36 PM
What brand does bezzer wear?

classic.

man im ****ing bored out of my mind right now...

no **** about affording a hot skinny girl. i had a chance once to afford one, instead i looked through the sale rack hoping to save a few bucks...now i just drink too much.

Los Broncos
05-16-2007, 01:39 PM
classic.

man im ****ing bored out of my mind right now...

no **** about affording a hot skinny girl. i had a chance once to afford one, instead i looked through the sale rack hoping to save a few bucks...now i just drink too much.

Ha!

SleepingTiger
05-16-2007, 02:26 PM
Absolutely. If a guy doesn't like the brand name on my levi's, see ya, I don't need ya. It is the body you put into them, not the price or brand name. I'll be damned before I pay a fortune on anything to attract a guy. Either he is or he isn't.


I would never look for a name brand and judge someone. Its just i see how good it looks then notice what type of jeans they are. It just so happens that the higher end jeans look that much nicer.

If you don't have that hollywood body and can find a pair a jeans that make you look great without having to pay premium price, good for you. The only problem is those jeans don't exist.

SleepingTiger
05-16-2007, 02:32 PM
I've never even heard of some of these brands until now...and while I have seen a few pairs of Lucky's in Macy's...Chip and Pepper and Seven aren't even availalbe (if I was willing to spend the dough...) here unless I go online.

I just can't see paying $200 and up.
However, I will spend more on a good pair of shoes.
Since, for the most part, cheaper ones tend to hurt my feet.

Seriously, are these jeans really better quality...or are you saying that because of the "name" and because people tell you they are. LA and NY can get away with that type of Marketing...they'll sell them to celebs making them believe they really are better...but are they really?

Comfort and style wise...I still like my skinny levi's.

Why don't you go to saks fith or a neiman marcus and try on a pair. Let yourself be the final judge.

You don't have to pay more than $200. Sevens are perfect and they are from $140 and up. I always see them at saks 5th off for under $100. Make sure you dont mix up 7 and seven for mankind.

RkyMtnThunder
05-16-2007, 02:42 PM
IMO guys who feel they need to drop this kind of coin on clothing in order to get some trim

- got no game

Thinking expensive clothes is what will make you appealing to a woman - come on, you cant see how pathetic that is?

Stinking of desperation!

gunns
05-16-2007, 02:51 PM
Nah... Phase 1 is short lived, and in hindsight seems silly.

I stopped wearing clothes to attract women about the time that I realized that the kind of women who are attracted to guys based on the clothes that they wear are about as shallow as they come and not really worth my time. About the time I decided that I'm not a peacock and stopped caring about chasing women is when almost magically, true genuine women who were actually worth investing myself with started to appear.

Whatever phase 1 is, it's buried and gone forever, thankthelord... I wear what's comfortable. If it happens to look good, all the better...

Now this man speaks the truth.

penguintheory
05-16-2007, 02:56 PM
I only wear jeans, so, one or two bills isn't too much to spend on the only thing I wear, really.

penguintheory
05-16-2007, 02:58 PM
I would never look for a name brand and judge someone. Its just i see how good it looks then notice what type of jeans they are. It just so happens that the higher end jeans look that much nicer.


They're also really, really comfortable. If you're doing manual labor or work, where you're actually utilizing the "toughness" factor of denim, then don't buy expensive jeans, but if you just like the style... well, comfort is tops on my list

alkemical
05-16-2007, 03:48 PM
I would never look for a name brand and judge someone. Its just i see how good it looks then notice what type of jeans they are. It just so happens that the higher end jeans look that much nicer.

If you don't have that hollywood body and can find a pair a jeans that make you look great without having to pay premium price, good for you. The only problem is those jeans don't exist.

So then why bother?

I got a lesson for ya. Take those jeans to the pawn shoppe and see what you can get back for them. Alot of us don't have a hollywood body. So then again, why bother.

It reminds me of my one little cousin - who determines the value of people based upon what clothes they wear. He has no definition of "who" he "is". I ask him "who are you" - and it's everything he owns for image factor.

Sad.....

yerner
05-16-2007, 04:22 PM
I pay alot but I like mine extra tight everywhere. I want them basically painted on.

Swedish Extrovert
05-16-2007, 04:32 PM
I paid $160 for my last pair of Kenneth Coles.
My Armanis I paid $140 for

Those are probably the most I've ever paid for jeans.

I got a deal on my Fcuk's don't remember how much.

I got my Izod's, my Guess, and two pair of Aeropostale at wholesale prices so...

Ridiculous I know, but most of it was paid for by other people :D

I want a pair of Cheap Monday jeans - http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10653030/

I'm going to get some next time I'm in Sweden again.

Sassy
05-16-2007, 04:47 PM
Why don't you go to saks fith or a neiman marcus and try on a pair. Let yourself be the final judge.

You don't have to pay more than $200. Sevens are perfect and they are from $140 and up. I always see them at saks 5th off for under $100. Make sure you dont mix up 7 and seven for mankind.

NO Saks or Neiman Marcus here...My point is...you can find quality and jeans that fit just as well and not blow $200 and up a pair...that's insane! I'd rather buy $50 jeans and use the other $150 for a Bronco ticket or a night in a nice hotel or a great meal. My POINT IS....that amount of money is something I can find a better use for.

I also don't consider $70 jeans CHEAP! LOL!

...BTW...those of you that do buy the spendy jeans...are you also the ones that compllain about gas being over $3 a gallon? :P

Blueflame
05-16-2007, 05:01 PM
By "higher end" jeans, I suspect the reference is "Brazilian cut".... and you can find that type of jeans for less $$ on ebay... just do a search for "Brazilian".

bendog
05-16-2007, 05:07 PM
somehow I think a "brazillian cut" would make my ass look fat.

Sassy
05-16-2007, 08:59 PM
somehow I think a "brazillian cut" would make my ass look fat.

Ha! you crack me up Bendog! LOL!

I have never heard of Brazillian Cut Jeans...thongs yes, jeans no!

cutthemdown
05-16-2007, 09:14 PM
I spend more money on shoes then jeans. Can we morph this into what shoes we by? ok thanks here I go. For sneakers I love Reebok, Sketchers, Addidas, Vans, Converse. For Boots I like Dr Martens, I have a great pair of Allesandros that were a gift. Then for dress shoes I have 2 pairs lol, both Allen Edmonds.

Dr. Broncenstein
05-16-2007, 09:16 PM
I spend more money on shoes then jeans. Can we morph this into what shoes we by? ok thanks here I go. For sneakers I love Reebok, Sketchers, Addidas, Vans, Converse. For Boots I like Dr Martens, I have a great pair of Allesandros that were a gift. Then for dress shoes I have 2 pairs lol, both Allen Edmonds.

So Allen Edmonds makes high-heels?

Donk
05-16-2007, 09:25 PM
Just a guess...but I'm guessing it's the "young, single" guys on here that are buying the more spendy brand names!

Jeans with Sassay in them. I would run the check card aganist the wall.

cutthemdown
05-16-2007, 09:42 PM
So Allen Edmonds makes high-heels?

I would suggest to a cross dresser like yourself to look into some inexpensive heels. Your fat ass will just be breaking them all the time anyways no reason to waste money. That is unless it's your man buying them for you then by all means you should. But to answer your question no they only make mens shoes so you will have to look elsewhere for your type.

Blueflame
05-16-2007, 10:06 PM
Ha! you crack me up Bendog! LOL!

I have never heard of Brazillian Cut Jeans...thongs yes, jeans no!

According to the advertising, each pair is handmade... they're very low-rise (ride very low on the hips) and the way they're cut tends to "push up" and enhance the tush.

A couple of examples:

http://cgi.ebay.com/NWT-FLORAL-EMBROIDERED-LOW-RISE-BRAZILIAN-JEANS-7-8_W0QQitemZ330119216319QQihZ014QQcategoryZ11554QQr dZ1QQcmdZViewItem

http://cgi.ebay.com/NWT-BUTT-LIFTER-LOVE-BRAZILIAN-JEANS-LOW-RISE-4-5-6_W0QQitemZ170111318797QQihZ007QQcategoryZ11554QQr dZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Sassy
05-17-2007, 12:30 AM
$70 bucks for a pair of women's jeans? You cheap bastard! You need to drop atleast $200.

No. I really don't.

SleepingTiger
05-17-2007, 03:13 AM
So then why bother?

I got a lesson for ya. Take those jeans to the pawn shoppe and see what you can get back for them. Alot of us don't have a hollywood body. So then again, why bother.

It reminds me of my one little cousin - who determines the value of people based upon what clothes they wear. He has no definition of "who" he "is". I ask him "who are you" - and it's everything he owns for image factor.

Sad.....

Why a pawn shop? Just do a search on ebay and you will see how much people pay for them. I sold my old pair of sevens for $107.

You don't get my point, its because alot of women don't have that hollywood body is why they wear designer jeans. They give you that hollywood body.

Again, I dont determine the value of people for what they wear. I based it on how they wear it. If you can find a cheap pair that looks nice, good for you. Good luck on finding it though.

alkemical
05-17-2007, 09:30 AM
Why a pawn shop? Just do a search on ebay and you will see how much people pay for them. I sold my old pair of sevens for $107.

You don't get my point, its because alot of women don't have that hollywood body is why they wear designer jeans. They give you that hollywood body.

Again, I dont determine the value of people for what they wear. I based it on how they wear it. If you can find a cheap pair that looks nice, good for you. Good luck on finding it though.

LOL no i get your point i just think it's absurd. But you probably find it absurd that i would spend $400 on a cymbal though.

Sassy
05-17-2007, 09:39 AM
You don't get my point, its because alot of women don't have that hollywood body is why they wear designer jeans. They give you that hollywood body.
THe only ones that can probably afford them already have the Hollywood body...which is why you think they make them look more attractive.

alkemical
05-17-2007, 09:46 AM
You don't get my point, its because alot of women don't have that hollywood body is why they wear designer jeans. They give you that hollywood body.

THe only ones that can probably afford them already have the Hollywood body...which is why you think they make them look more attractive.


LOL i have rent to pay, screw the $200 pants.... ;)

Dr. Broncenstein
05-17-2007, 12:20 PM
I would suggest to a cross dresser like yourself to look into some inexpensive heels. Your fat ass will just be breaking them all the time anyways no reason to waste money. That is unless it's your man buying them for you then by all means you should. But to answer your question no they only make mens shoes so you will have to look elsewhere for your type.

Dude... wash the sand out yer vagina.

cousinal11
05-17-2007, 02:27 PM
I like Kramer's jeans on Seinfeld.

bendog
05-17-2007, 04:22 PM
I spend more money on shoes then jeans. Can we morph this into what shoes we by? ok thanks here I go. For sneakers I love Reebok, Sketchers, Addidas, Vans, Converse. For Boots I like Dr Martens, I have a great pair of Allesandros that were a gift. Then for dress shoes I have 2 pairs lol, both Allen Edmonds.

You could get good hookers for that kind of jack.

JanaŽ
05-17-2007, 04:32 PM
I just go to Walmart and buy em for like 19 bucks, lol. Maybe when I'm in better shape I'll spend the money on sexier jeans.

alkemical
05-17-2007, 04:44 PM
To protest the high cost of jeans - i think i'll go pantless

epicSocialism4tw
05-17-2007, 04:53 PM
To protest the high cost of jeans - i think i'll go pantless

Thank goodness we cant see you through cyberspace. ;D

alkemical
05-17-2007, 04:55 PM
Thank goodness we cant see you through cyberspace. ;D

You don't want clavi-cam? LOL j/k

epicSocialism4tw
05-17-2007, 05:08 PM
You don't want clavi-cam? LOL j/k

I'll watch you drum...as long as you are wearing pants.

I think that its some sort of violation to inundate the drum throne with that much unhindered butt sweat.

REB
05-17-2007, 05:22 PM
I'm perfectly happy with a pair of Wranglers on sale at K-mart for 14.99 :)

SleepingTiger
05-17-2007, 06:00 PM
You don't get my point, its because alot of women don't have that hollywood body is why they wear designer jeans. They give you that hollywood body.
THe only ones that can probably afford them already have the Hollywood body...which is why you think they make them look more attractive.

Not true... its all about where you put your priorities. Would you dish out several thousand for season tickets at a Broncos game or you can buy 10 pair of real nice jeans that you will be wearing for the next 3-4yrs.
Then you can be at a bar watching the game and have the guys drolling over your hot bod! :~ohyah!:

This is not buying a car or house people. How much do you spend on a suit, pair of shoes or even a night out.
Hell, I see highschool students wear $200 dollar nikes all the time. Don't tell me adults can't find $150 in their budget to buy a pair of jeans.

Like i said, go to nordstroms and try out a pair.... nobody says you have to buy it... just try it. Then judge it for yourself and see if its really worth $150.

bendog
05-17-2007, 06:20 PM
Not true... its all about where you put your priorities. Would you dish out several thousand for season tickets at a Broncos game or you can buy 10 pair of real nice jeans that you will be wearing for the next 3-4yrs.
Then you can be at a bar watching the game and have the guys drolling over your hot bod! :~ohyah!:

This is not buying a car or house people. How much do you spend on a suit, pair of shoes or even a night out.
Hell, I see highschool students wear $200 dollar nikes all the time. Don't tell me adults can't find $150 in their budget to buy a pair of jeans.

Like i said, go to nordstroms and try out a pair.... nobody says you have to buy it... just try it. Then judge it for yourself and see if its really worth $150.

No offense but when I'm at the bar, I'm drooling over the stripper on the pole, not what on some girl's jeans look like.

SleepingTiger
05-17-2007, 06:26 PM
LOL

hmmm, i think thats where im heading tonight.

Sassy
05-17-2007, 06:35 PM
Not true... its all about where you put your priorities. Would you dish out several thousand for season tickets at a Broncos game or you can buy 10 pair of real nice jeans that you will be wearing for the next 3-4yrs.
Then you can be at a bar watching the game and have the guys drolling over your hot bod! :~ohyah!:

This is not buying a car or house people. How much do you spend on a suit, pair of shoes or even a night out.
Hell, I see highschool students wear $200 dollar nikes all the time. Don't tell me adults can't find $150 in their budget to buy a pair of jeans.

Like i said, go to nordstroms and try out a pair.... nobody says you have to buy it... just try it. Then judge it for yourself and see if its really worth $150.

YOu really don't get it...I DON'T WANT to spend money on jeans when I could spend it on other things that are more IMPORTANT/Enjoyable for me. If my guy can't like me for what I am or how I look without an expensive pair of jeans, then I don't need him...he's not what I'm looking for anyway!

Like I said...I have no desire to even try them on EVEN if I had a store here that carried them. I would much rather spend money on Bronco tickets! Ha!


High school students...hmmm mom and dad buying them...or even if they do have a job...gee, I'm guessing they may not have the bills adults do...ya think?

SleepingTiger
05-17-2007, 06:55 PM
YOu really don't get it...I DON'T WANT to spend money on jeans when I could spend it on other things that are more IMPORTANT/Enjoyable for me. If my guy can't like me for what I am or how I look without an expensive pair of jeans, then I don't need him...he's not what I'm looking for anyway!

Like I said...I have no desire to even try them on EVEN if I had a store here that carried them. I would much rather spend money on Bronco tickets! Ha!


High school students...hmmm mom and dad buying them...or even if they do have a job...gee, I'm guessing they may not have the bills adults do...ya think?

Like i said, its all about priorities. Yours are different from mine. I got bills just like everyone else. Personally I would rather go to a bar with my friends and watch the game rather than be at the stadium. I can drink all i want and not get cut off by the 3rd quarter.

REB
05-17-2007, 08:31 PM
YOu really don't get it...I DON'T WANT to spend money on jeans when I could spend it on other things that are more IMPORTANT/Enjoyable for me. If my guy can't like me for what I am or how I look without an expensive pair of jeans, then I don't need him...he's not what I'm looking for anyway!

Like I said...I have no desire to even try them on EVEN if I had a store here that carried them. I would much rather spend money on Bronco tickets! Ha!


High school students...hmmm mom and dad buying them...or even if they do have a job...gee, I'm guessing they may not have the bills adults do...ya think?

;D Reminds me of my son after he became a teenager. We always did a once a year school shopping in august to get ready for the new school year. Well all of the sudden that wasn't good enough. He wanted to start doing a spring shopping spree so that he could be "stylin" thru the summer. And of course this was to include a very expensive pair of shiny new sneakers.

http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c247/REB65/Smileyroflmao.gif

Yea right. Guess you'll be looking for part time work this summer wont ya son?:rofl:

Now that he's 20 and is a full time student with a part time job, has a car payment, car insurance, gas and credit card bill to pay for himself while we continue to feed him and pay his way thru college he doesn't spend very much on clothes. Funny how that happens when all the sudden it's your own money ;D

watermock
05-17-2007, 09:30 PM
I have some Air Nike's that were on sale for 40 bucks and have been thru swamp, worn every day and won't die for 3 years. Nike product really varies. I've bought some that fell apart right away. I don't really care since they have virtual slave labor in Vietnam, but it was a good deal. Doesn't matter that much cause it's a virtual cerainty that the sneaker your wearing came from the far east. China, Singapore, Vietnam, ect.
My Yamaha drum set was made in...nope not Japan...Indonesia. My mom still laughs about when as a little kid I went down to the locker, (yes, where you could take a live pig and get it chopped up) in a tiny town. I remember getting in with Gramps in his old 53 Chevy to deliver eggs there too. I'm rambling. Anyway, I bought these salt and pepper chickens where you shook the egg. In my genious, I proclaimed "They are IMPORTED!" Made in Japan! Ha! This had to be around 65.

clarkster
05-18-2007, 09:42 AM
YOu really don't get it...I DON'T WANT to spend money on jeans when I could spend it on other things that are more IMPORTANT/Enjoyable for me. If my guy can't like me for what I am or how I look without an expensive pair of jeans, then I don't need him...he's not what I'm looking for anyway!

Like I said...I have no desire to even try them on EVEN if I had a store here that carried them. I would much rather spend money on Bronco tickets! Ha!


High school students...hmmm mom and dad buying them...or even if they do have a job...gee, I'm guessing they may not have the bills adults do...ya think?

hahaha, make no mistake, i like when a woman looks good in jeans, but to really get me going, shes gotta look good in a skirt/dress/shorts.
like i said they all look the same crumpled up in the corner, and frankly when i was in the market, that was the whole point.
also, if a woman needs 150 jeans to look good, thats an expensive ass.
if a woman pulls it off in 20$ pants, im sold

its absurd to me to spend 150 on pants. whatever. each their own i guess.

clarkster
05-18-2007, 09:44 AM
No offense but when I'm at the bar, I'm drooling over the stripper on the pole, not what on some girl's jeans look like.

word. in fact, i never noticed if they wore jeans there. do they?

Swedish Extrovert
05-18-2007, 11:14 AM
I have some Air Nike's that were on sale for 40 bucks and have been thru swamp, worn every day and won't die for 3 years. Nike product really varies. I've bought some that fell apart right away. I don't really care since they have virtual slave labor in Vietnam, but it was a good deal. Doesn't matter that much cause it's a virtual cerainty that the sneaker your wearing came from the far east. China, Singapore, Vietnam, ect.
My Yamaha drum set was made in...nope not Japan...Indonesia. My mom still laughs about when as a little kid I went down to the locker, (yes, where you could take a live pig and get it chopped up) in a tiny town. I remember getting in with Gramps in his old 53 Chevy to deliver eggs there too. I'm rambling. Anyway, I bought these salt and pepper chickens where you shook the egg. In my genious, I proclaimed "They are IMPORTED!" Made in Japan! Ha! This had to be around 65.


Hmm... I don't know about my Military shoes, but my Chucks were made right here in the USA... all three of my Docs were made in Brittan... all three of my Crocs were made in Colorado... my Armani dress shoes are Italian... thats all I really wear.

Meck77
05-18-2007, 11:55 AM
Having been a mortgage broker/ Realtor for the better part of a decade I've spent A LOT of time working thru people's bad credit issues. This is a broad general statement and it doesn't apply to everyone but I've found that people who spend excess money on superficial things ie $200 jeans generally charge them and have really bad credit. They don't learn the consequences of having $8,000 credit card bills, $20,000 car loans, and renting for $1,200 month until they see that "dream home" they want to buy.


Only problem is they are so far in debt, late on those designer jeans payments, that they can't or won't to for a number of year to undue what they did. It can be done.

Hey if you HAVE CASH go get those Gold plated pair of Jeans for $200. If you have credit card problems I'd suggest the goodwill.

Yes I've purchased clothes at the goodwill. Mostly Broncos gear but I love picking thru the old t-shirt piles finding vintage shirts. Can't get those at Neiman Marcus.

Didn't mean to rant but it's my job to help people buy real estate and it's frustrating to watch our credit card society sometimes. The wrong choices in real estate and unconventional loans (IE Arms, O Down/low down loans) can be equally devastating to one's financial plan as well but the BAD habits and getting lured into those loans is BAD CREDIT.

I got rapped up in some credit card debt out of college myself thinking I was on easy street with my brand new Bachelors degree. There is NO substitute for hard work though. We all learn that sooner or later.

Swedish Extrovert
05-18-2007, 12:08 PM
I spend a lot of money on expensive ****... my beacon score is in the 830s

Blueflame
05-18-2007, 02:59 PM
Having been a mortgage broker/ Realtor for the better part of a decade I've spent A LOT of time working thru people's bad credit issues. This is a broad general statement and it doesn't apply to everyone but I've found that people who spend excess money on superficial things ie $200 jeans generally charge them and have really bad credit. They don't learn the consequences of having $8,000 credit card bills, $20,000 car loans, and renting for $1,200 month until they see that "dream home" they want to buy.


Only problem is they are so far in debt, late on those designer jeans payments, that they can't or won't to for a number of year to undue what they did. It can be done.

Hey if you HAVE CASH go get those Gold plated pair of Jeans for $200. If you have credit card problems I'd suggest the goodwill.

Yes I've purchased clothes at the goodwill. Mostly Broncos gear but I love picking thru the old t-shirt piles finding vintage shirts. Can't get those at Neiman Marcus.

Didn't mean to rant but it's my job to help people buy real estate and it's frustrating to watch our credit card society sometimes. The wrong choices in real estate and unconventional loans (IE Arms, O Down/low down loans) can be equally devastating to one's financial plan as well but the BAD habits and getting lured into those loans is BAD CREDIT.

I got rapped up in some credit card debt out of college myself thinking I was on easy street with my brand new Bachelors degree. There is NO substitute for hard work though. We all learn that sooner or later.

I hit the thrift shops every time I'm in Denver...one can find Broncos SB-championship T-shirts, some brand new with the hologram stickers and tags still attached. My favorite "find" was a winter coat with the old-school logo... for $10.

Meck77
05-18-2007, 03:58 PM
I spend a lot of money on expensive ****... my beacon score is in the 830s

Good. Save up 5k-10k instead of buying expensive **** so you can buy a condo/home when you get out of the service. Or just piss it all away! Or save the money buy a rental and turn your 5-10k into 30-50k so when you do get out you can really buy a nice pad.

I know you are a fairly young guy but so many people rent until well into their 40's and one day they finally realize I should have bit the bullet in my 20's or early 30's instead of pissing money away.

I shouldn't be preaching.

*exiting thread* Back to overpriced jeans.

epicSocialism4tw
05-18-2007, 05:30 PM
Good. Save up 5k-10k instead of buying expensive **** so you can buy a condo/home when you get out of the service. Or just piss it all away! Or save the money buy a rental and turn your 5-10k into 30-50k so when you do get out you can really buy a nice pad.

I know you are a fairly young guy but so many people rent until well into their 40's and one day they finally realize I should have bit the bullet in my 20's or early 30's instead of pissing money away.

I shouldn't be preaching.

*exiting thread* Back to overpriced jeans.


Preach on, brother.

Wisdom is priceless.

Sassy
05-18-2007, 05:38 PM
Good. Save up 5k-10k instead of buying expensive **** so you can buy a condo/home when you get out of the service. Or just piss it all away! Or save the money buy a rental and turn your 5-10k into 30-50k so when you do get out you can really buy a nice pad.

I know you are a fairly young guy but so many people rent until well into their 40's and one day they finally realize I should have bit the bullet in my 20's or early 30's instead of pissing money away.

I shouldn't be preaching.

*exiting thread* Back to overpriced jeans.

Great advice, Meck!

ak1971
05-18-2007, 05:43 PM
Good. Save up 5k-10k instead of buying expensive **** so you can buy a condo/home when you get out of the service. Or just piss it all away! Or save the money buy a rental and turn your 5-10k into 30-50k so when you do get out you can really buy a nice pad.

I know you are a fairly young guy but so many people rent until well into their 40's and one day they finally realize I should have bit the bullet in my 20's or early 30's instead of pissing money away.

I shouldn't be preaching.

*exiting thread* Back to overpriced jeans.

**** that...buy a kilo of blow, and a couple hookers.

Sassy
05-18-2007, 06:07 PM
**** that...buy a kilo of blow, and a couple hookers.

What! no advice on taking up Poker and "investing" in a week long tournament??? :pimp:

REB
05-18-2007, 06:11 PM
What! no advice on taking up Poker and "investing" in a week long tournament??? :pimp:

Now that's good advice ;D :thumbs:

ak1971
05-18-2007, 06:12 PM
What! no advice on taking up Poker and "investing" in a week long tournament??? :pimp:

:orangepim

No1BroncoFan
05-18-2007, 06:21 PM
I'm sorry, but if I'm gonna drop $200+ on clothing trying to make an impression, it's gonna be a suit. No pair of jeans is worth that much. None of them!

As for clothes making a woman sexy... Either she is or she isn't. A pair of pants ain't gonna make her what she's not and if she is, the clothes don't matter.

Ben

Sassy
05-18-2007, 07:56 PM
I'm sorry, but if I'm gonna drop $200+ on clothing trying to make an impression, it's gonna be a suit. No pair of jeans is worth that much. None of them!

As for clothes making a woman sexy... Either she is or she isn't. A pair of pants ain't gonna make her what she's not and if she is, the clothes don't matter.

Ben

Exactly! Same goes for the guys!!! (At least in my book!)

I can't believe this is four pages...it really must be the off-season! ;)

Swedish Extrovert
05-19-2007, 11:01 AM
Good. Save up 5k-10k instead of buying expensive **** so you can buy a condo/home when you get out of the service. Or just piss it all away! Or save the money buy a rental and turn your 5-10k into 30-50k so when you do get out you can really buy a nice pad.

I know you are a fairly young guy but so many people rent until well into their 40's and one day they finally realize I should have bit the bullet in my 20's or early 30's instead of pissing money away.

I shouldn't be preaching.

*exiting thread* Back to overpriced jeans.

You're RIGHT

Sassy
06-09-2007, 03:09 PM
I just bought a pair of levi's that "fit like a glove" ...
They were originally $44 and I got them on clearance for $8! ;D
Gotta love that!
Who needs 200-400 for a pair of jeans
(Better use: spend it on a printer ;D )

Broncoman13
06-09-2007, 03:16 PM
I wouldn't pay more than $30 for a pair of Levis. Though, now that I think about it, I haven't owned a pair of Levis in almost ten years.

I generally pay about $40-$50 for a pair of jeans. I paid a little more for this boss pair of RocaWear jeans I found. So damned comfortable.

Honestly, though, I hate wearing denim. I like to wear hiker pants from REI. Northface, Columbia Wear, Mountain Hardware... You can get some good grubbies at REI.


Have a link?

TexanBob
06-09-2007, 04:45 PM
When I need jeans, I usually go to the Outlet stores and buy them for $7-$10. But then, I'm not a girl and I'm not the least bit concerned with how pants make my butt look.

For those of you with a Steve and Barry's store near you, they can also have some superb prices on clothing.

http://www.steveandbarrys.com/

TexanBob
06-09-2007, 04:56 PM
I'm sorry, but if I'm gonna drop $200+ on clothing trying to make an impression, it's gonna be a suit.

Ever since the fashion gurus went to the lower cut blue jeans, I notice that they look great on women with trim waists. The rest of the women just have flab flopping over the sides which looks really ugly.

You'd think more women would get smart and wear jeans that cover up the flab but they don't. They'd rather wear something "in fashion" that makes them look fat than wear something more sensible that makes them look normally proportioned.

Sassy
06-09-2007, 04:58 PM
Ever since the fashion gurus went to the lower cut blue jeans, I notice that they look great on women with trim waists. The rest of the women just have flab flopping over the sides which looks really ugly.

You'd think more women would get smart and wear jeans that cover up the flab but they don't. They'd rather wear something "in fashion" that makes them look fat than wear something more sensible that makes them look normally proportioned.

That goes for the "short" tank tops/shirts also...why show off your flab? :(

L.A. BRONCOS FAN
06-09-2007, 04:59 PM
This is insane! ...and these are Levi's!

http://www.levisstore.com/family/index.jsp?categoryId=2071062&cp=2078893



And they're not even made in America anymore. :oyvey:

penguintheory
06-09-2007, 06:32 PM
A pair of pants ain't gonna make her what she's not and if she is, the clothes don't matter.

:spit: How wonderfully idealist of you.