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Honestly not long ago I would agree. But now I actually don't mind jeans, because there are different types. The thinner/lighter (is that correct?) fabric jeans are actually confortable, if the shape is right for your body. And those straight jeans are also ok. But the skinny-ish jeans are just the less comfortable type of clothing anyone could ever find and don't even look good in most people.
Anyway, if that was all I would still hate jeans, but then there are the heavy jogger pants. Like, if it is tight on your ankle, it doesn't have to be uncomfortable anywhere else, why put it tight in the rest of the leg, or heavy af so it feels weird to walk around.
The only joggers that actually work, are the light ones or the jogger sweatpants.
as a guy, jeans just scream "I didn't try when I dressed myself this morning."

i could sympathize with your opinion until this part. what the hell? >

Ya, I hate jeans. They are the worst. But not because of appearance, because they're not at all comfortable. >

In high school I used to sleep in jeans
Now I wear pajamas in public, jeans are intolerable >

Pajamas FTW >

My choice at work is jeans or slacks. I chose jeans since I gotta walk around. >

Depends highly on industry. Jeans are standard in construction. >

Yeah but in general jeans are usually not allowed in most jobs. I don't know why either because I think it's stupid to tell me I can't wear jeans and I have to wear Dockers or whatever. >


Yeah but in general jeans are usually not allowed in most jobs. 

What jobs? Most jobs don't have a dress-code. When I worked in TV, my usual attire consisted of an old metal band T-shirt and a pair of jeans. For most blue-collar jobs this is more than enough. >

I don't know man, I feel like you just bought some shit jeans. Buy like a (properly sized) real pair of Levi's and don't wash them unless they need it and eventually those motherfuckers fit as comfy as a pair of sweats. >

I recently bought some Levi's, and now I love that brand.  They always fit right.  And are well made. >

I've worn so many different brands over my life, from cheap crap to designer, and I swear Levi's are the best. >

But I didn't try when I dressed myself this morning... >

Jeans are the definition of semi casual/formal. Go to a date in sweatpants and you look like a slob. Go to a date in dress pants and now your overdoing it. They’re the perfect balance between formal and casual. >

I’m in the Midwest and a lot of our weddings are with our “nice jeans” for the guys. That means dark wash, no holes, no stain jeans. >

Common to see dark jeans worn with a dress shirt,  tie,  and jacket too. >

Jeans are my favorite type of pant. I honestly find them more comfortable than anything else and I try to wear them as much as I can, so our disagreement comes down to that I guess. >

I really like different colors of jeans too.  It's hard to find them now.  I have pink, green and red ones. >

I tend to really just wear either black or very dark  blue jeans, but I get the appeal of the colorful ones >

Truly unpopular, well done. But you know what says even more than denim that "I don't give a shit anymore and also didnt try to dress myself this morning"?
Sweatpants. Sweatpants in public outside the capacity of any form of sports, exercise, or not having to leave your car, sweat pants in public I find disgusting and fairly pathetic and I'm a laid back guy, its not like I wear a suit everyday to run errands. But damn, sweats at the bar, grocery store, shopping, just out and about running errands you really don't give a shit huh? >

Do you feel the same way about women who wear sweats/leggings in public? >

Yes >

Have you ever tried stretch denim? I got some from JC Penny this year that are a total game changer. They are now some of the most comfortable pants I own. >

I just like slacks so much more. Guess I’m a weirdo. >

do you launder your slacks at home? or do you take them out to be dry cleaned?
many manymany years ago i had a job with a somewhat formal dress code. we were allowed to wear khakis, but i chose to wear slacks. the problem was that all my slacks were "dry clean only" and so i had to have them taken out to get dry cleaned, which is TWO errands (drop off and pick up), plus expenses. so then i found myself just ... not getting them cleaned as often as i should. and then they would get kinda rank.
if there are slacks that you can launder at home that would be a huge game changer, but the primary reason i don't wear slacks is that i can't just throw them in the wash with my shirts and towels and underwaer. >

You can often hand wash garments when the tag says dry clean only which is really easy, and if you rack dry them wet they don't need to be ironed. I get it when people don't want to, but I think a lot of unnecessary labeling has made some people afraid of fabrics like wool which are actually easier to keep clean than cotton and especially synthetics. Hand washing wool is easy because it dries quickly and dirt and odors don't stick to it >

theyre good for if youre going to be doing anything manual labor related, or outdoors. i find them comfortable, but then again i dont really notice much difference in comfort between any material of pants as long as they fit well. >

When jeans are broken in, they are comfy AF. You need to look at different styles and cuts as you get what you pay for. >

I don’t want to have to break in pants I pay good money for. They’re not shoes. They should be comfortable the first time I put them on. >

Nothing worth having comes easy... >

You win the crown for unpopular opinions 🏆 >

im wearing jeans right now, just for the comfort of them >

See I'm the total opposite, I wear mine every day including work. They're so comfy for me. I know how much some people hate them though, that's why I've never bought jeans for any of my children. >

Same. Either I'm comfortable enough for pants to be completely off, or wearing jeans. >

But but…as a guy you can wear jeans, with ANYTHING, and look good. A t shirt, sweater, jacket, button up, polo…I had a bf once that wore nothing but bball shorts and I asked him to wear jeans once (to a frickin company Xmas dinner mind you!) and he said “do I embarrass you?!” YES. YES YOU DO! Put on some jeans! >

Jeans and a graphic tee don’t make anyone look good. Any degree of attractiveness derived from someone wearing hat outfit comes from literally anything but said outfit. >

True... But there are much nicer Ts out there. Nice color, tiny logo. Striped or something. While I do agree that slacks look good, I guess I just dig the casual look for casual days. Hehe >

They grt all wrinkly. >

I see, but I love guys with jeans, a pair of jeans that fits exactly right, ; not to baggy and not too slim, is sexy! 💫 >

Those buttocks look just right in them (yes, ladies check out bums too!) >

I like jeans but can totally see why you hate them. I don't own sweatpants so they're my midpoint in formality between shorts and dress pants. Just wear what you feel comfortable in, regardless of opinion. >

Well, even as a big guy I try to be somewhat stylish, and as a result I have a lot of jeans.  It's like any type of clothing, you need to try different styles, brands, and materials. >

I'n the 90s people called sweatpants "fuckin asshole" pants. >


as a guy, jeans just scream "I didn't try when I dressed myself this morning."

as opposed to sweatpants... >

I think you've been buying the wrong jeans. >

No.  I wear jeans every day.  What I hate are those yoga or exercise pants.  That screams "I can't afford real clothes" to me. >

Jeans less comfortable than dress pants? Lol >

Usually stiffer and rougher, yeah >


"I didn't try when I dressed myself this morning."

Yes. And? >

Agreed, own one or two pairs, cant remember the last time I wore em. Funny, an ex of mine slept in jeans and I thought she was crazy for that >

Tell that to Marty McFly!