City Hobgoblin
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 22 Feb 2014
- Messages
- 3,650
We really need a plus fours revival.
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
toffee balls
Well-Known Member
Get yourself some Diesel jog jeans.Never understood why jeans became so popular. Not comfy enough for me.
There is no going back and they are worth every penny.
D
D
Deleted member 77198
Guest
Jeans aren’t one of the items of clothing where there’s an age limit. They are timeless classic wardrobe staples.
As long as you don’t wear boot cut or skinny jeans, or jeans with rips in. Everyone should have at least one pair of slim/tapered and one pair of straight leg (to wear with boots in the Winter, straight don’t look quite right with trainers) in their wardrobe. That includes men of 40, 60 or 80.
Football shirts shouldn’t be worn by anyone over the age of 21 in public, but jeans can be worn by everyone up to the day you die. Jeans will never go out of fashion.
But the biggest thing to keep yourself looking good in anything is if you look after yourself. Keep fit, healthy and in good shape, and you will look good in most things even up to being an old bloke!
As long as you don’t wear boot cut or skinny jeans, or jeans with rips in. Everyone should have at least one pair of slim/tapered and one pair of straight leg (to wear with boots in the Winter, straight don’t look quite right with trainers) in their wardrobe. That includes men of 40, 60 or 80.
Football shirts shouldn’t be worn by anyone over the age of 21 in public, but jeans can be worn by everyone up to the day you die. Jeans will never go out of fashion.
But the biggest thing to keep yourself looking good in anything is if you look after yourself. Keep fit, healthy and in good shape, and you will look good in most things even up to being an old bloke!
mscenterh750
Well-Known Member
Up until 12 months ago, I’d never worn a pair of jeans in my life. Now at 46 years of age I love wearing them for a few hours, when I go for a night out. I’m more of a shorts, combat trouser and chino guy.
Stoned Rose
Well-Known Member
Up until 12 months ago, I’d never worn a pair of jeans in my life. Now at 46 years of age I love wearing them for a few hours, when I go for a night out. I’m more of a shorts, combat trouser and chino guy.
Bet you have a mad birkenstocks collection ;)
mscenterh750
Well-Known Member
I do own a pair of Birkenstock sandals :)Bet you have a mad birkenstocks collection ;)
Saddleworth2
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 27 Jan 2014
- Messages
- 20,522
93.
Ancient Citizen
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 26 Jul 2009
- Messages
- 15,710
True, it all depends on your figure, not age, virtually everyone wears jeans in some form,Slim jeans is what fucked it up for us. Try somewhere like Primark when it opens. They do some stretchy pairs that look alright. Cheap as well.
Hate buying jeans tbh
even in quite formal situations, (not weddings or funerals obviously). Although some blokes of advancing
years and waistlines do resemble a King Edward potato on two cocktail sticks.
M
M
manchester blue
Guest
I bought some stretchy jeans from Next for no other reason than they were £15 in the sale. I didn’t think they be that stretchy. I can put them on without undoing any buttons!! They’re so comfortable. :).
Only problem they soon lose their shape so you do look like a Jeremy Clarkson tribute act if you go an extra day!
Only problem they soon lose their shape so you do look like a Jeremy Clarkson tribute act if you go an extra day!
its a Barm
Well-Known Member
58 and still wearing and just bought 2 new pairs so will be 68 before i need more, and will buy.