What kind of jeans do you prefer? (Skinny, Straight, Boot, Baggy)

I was wondering what kind of jeans you prefer? Me I only wear Skinny/slim jeans. I'm pretty lean so my body type skinny/lean jeans look good on me. However skinny/slim jeans don't work for everyone. I've seen overweight people wearing them and they do not look good. Well what kind of jeans do you wear?

Me personally the type of jeans I will never touch are loose/baggy jeans.

I think the jean type that looks good on all body types is the straight fit

I haven't ever seen skinny jeans look good on anyone. How people manage to convince themselves to think they do is beyond me.

I haven't ever seen skinny jeans look good on anyone. How people manage to convince themselves to think they do is beyond me.

coolbeans90

Boot and straight. Trendy jeans don't last long.

Just straight cut Levi's. Works best for me. Clean, comfortable, affordable, and simple.

Boot and straight. Trendy jeans don't last long.

SickBoy724

Straight leg for me.

skinny jeans

Skinny.
not skin-tight.

I don't like extra fabric.

I haven't ever seen skinny jeans look good on anyone. How people manage to convince themselves to think they do is beyond me.

coolbeans90

Slim fit, sometimes Carrot Fit... I can't stand jeans that don't have tapered legs.

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I haven't ever seen skinny jeans look good on anyone. How people manage to convince themselves to think they do is beyond me.

th3warr1or

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Boot and straight. Trendy jeans don't last long.

VaguelyTagged

I like straight or slim; not skinny, slim I say! I tried a pair of skinny jeans once not enough room for my junk(and I'm not fat 6'0 155lbs I'm really skinny)

Slim jeans, that taper below the knee. APC new standards for example. Or Levi 511 sized up slightly.

I usually wear bootcut, I'm surprised how many people wear skinny jeans here, they're extremely uncomfortable, and way too tight around the crotch area for me.:?

Loose or straight.

slim/straight or bootcut.

I prefer loose jeans but not too baggy, just enough that jeans aren't snug tight to my legs and can get stuff out of my pocket without a hassle.

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Boot and straight. Trendy jeans don't last long.

VaguelyTagged

Skinny and cigarette.

I used normal jeans for up until about a year ago then I discovered the super awesome and comfortable (with great big pockets too) rather baggy cargo pants. I'll never wear anything else ever again.

The tighter the better. Prefer Wrangler because the normal cut keeps my stuff snug and visible to all those around me. And they are cheap. $9 at Walmart.

I dont wear very many jeans, but when I do I wear baggy.

relaxed/loose fitting

I wear skinny jeans, because I'm a fad-following, sceniebopper queer.

Relaxed straight fit jeans

Slim straight low rise.

I'm a skinny guy that wears skinny jeans.

Not hot-topic skinny jeans.

I wear relaxed "you can make out the curvature of my junk" skinny jeans.

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Boot and straight. Trendy jeans don't last long.

SickBoy724

I wear jeans until they fall off my body. That is usually 8-10 years down the line. The jeans I have now are currently 4 years old and there is no reason to toss them out just because trends change. I don't follow trends. I wear what I like and am comfortable in.

The ones that are on sale.

Whenever I get to the "fat jean" section I pass it right up, I much prefer to shop in the skinny jean section! :D

I prefer loose or straight fit.

Tight jeans are horribly uncomfortable and no guy will ever look good in them, baggy jeans just look terrible and always need a belt, and boot cuts don't really work out unless the weather is always perfect.

I hate skinny jeans.

Either Skinny or Straight.

I just wear skinny, no super skinny or skinny fit. Those look funky and not many people can pull it off. Skinny just look nice a fit on me.

I have two bootcut and like 5 straight leg. I like my straight legs the most. And, no offense, but NO GUY looks good in skinny jeans, even if your skinny as a twig.