Good websites for buying jeans?

[skinner05]

Anyone know any good websites for jeans? looking at spending between £75-120ish.

[XMES RUS]

No, but Im not sure I would buy jeans over the web. Jeans have to fit to look good and they all have so many different cuts etc, so Im for one of going into the shop to try and buy.

Do you know what labels you like?

[skinner05]

XMES RUS said:

No, but Im not sure I would buy jeans over the web. Jeans have to fit to look good and they all have so many different cuts etc, so Im for one of going into the shop to try and buy.

Do you know what labels you like?

Best pair of jeans i've had were all saints, but there aren't any on their website that i like and are no longer doing the pair i had. Diesel are always a safe bet but can be a bit pricey. I dont have much time to go in to town (no decent shops anyway) which would mean going to leeds or manchester which i definately dont have time for.

[fathomfive]

I've used www.mandmdirect.co.uk for clothes and shoes - not for jeans yet though.

[roboxm3]

For that sort of £££ I'd be looking at G-Stars or Nudies; both do a good variation in cut, style, colour etc and last pretty well.

[Slagathore]

http://www.mainlinemenswear.co.uk/

Loads of clothes on there. Plenty of different brands aswell.

[Nolar Dog]

www.ebay.co.uk

[TonyHetherington]

www.asos.com do some good stuff

[Loaded1me]

http://www.jeans-station.co.uk/

Been buying from them for last few years. Very good and well priced.

[XMES RUS]

skinner05 said:

XMES RUS said:

No, but Im not sure I would buy jeans over the web. Jeans have to fit to look good and they all have so many different cuts etc, so Im for one of going into the shop to try and buy.

Do you know what labels you like?

Best pair of jeans i've had were all saints, but there aren't any on their website that i like and are no longer doing the pair i had. Diesel are always a safe bet but can be a bit pricey. I dont have much time to go in to town (no decent shops anyway) which would mean going to leeds or manchester which i definately dont have time for.

all saints, mmm you must be a skinny dude, and a gothic.:-))) No only joking ill like them too but my favs are Diesel.

[bazh]

TonyHetherington said:

www.asos.com do some good stuff

+1

[ytrebil]

I always find jeans a PITA to buy (large thighs). However, the jeans on www.moneyclothing.com I find to be absolutely spot on. I’m usually a 34” waist but on those I’m a 32”. A bit over your budget I think but I have 2 pairs and I wear them all the time. Take a butchers.

[skinner05]

XMES RUS said:

skinner05 said:

XMES RUS said:

No, but Im not sure I would buy jeans over the web. Jeans have to fit to look good and they all have so many different cuts etc, so Im for one of going into the shop to try and buy.

Do you know what labels you like?

Best pair of jeans i've had were all saints, but there aren't any on their website that i like and are no longer doing the pair i had. Diesel are always a safe bet but can be a bit pricey. I dont have much time to go in to town (no decent shops anyway) which would mean going to leeds or manchester which i definately dont have time for.

all saints, mmm you must be a skinny dude, and a gothic.:-))) No only joking ill like them too but my favs are Diesel.

Yeah im skinny, but i dont like skinny jeans, the all saints ones i had were just spot on. Cheers for the websites, i'll have a look through and see what there is.

[bigdods]

www.cloggs.co.uk I buy my Levis from them , keep an eye on prices , often 50% cheaper than the high stree,

[ytrebil]

Loaded1me said:

http://www.jeans-station.co.uk/

Been buying from them for last few years. Very good and well priced.

Thanks for that link! 3 pairs of Levi's for 135 quid. I love my Levi's too!

[Trevelyan]

Another vote for www.cloggs.co.uk. I've bought a few pairs of jeans from there now and never had a problem with them, even when I've returned pairs to exchange for a different size etc...

[allgonepetetong]

bazh said:

TonyHetherington said:

www.asos.com do some good stuff

+1

+2