Skinny Jeans for Men - where to buy?

Black Leather

I would love to buy a pair of skinny jeans, but so far I have been unsuccessful in my search. I have looked in a number of shops, but they did not stock them. Does anyone know of a shop that stocks men's skinny jeans and what brands should I look out for?

gillapino

Topman have a decent selection and so do River Island Men's section also maybe try H&M. Or ASOS if you would be interested in shopping online

simon0brien

Black Leather wrote: »

I would love to buy a pair of skinny jeans, but so far I have been unsuccessful in my search. I have looked in a number of shops, but they did not stock them. Does anyone know of a shop that stocks men's skinny jeans and what brands should I look out for?

I had that same problem until I found Zara :O They have a gr8 selection.. My black skinny jeans from there are so very nice

Gitb1

I got some in new look a while ago. Skinnies are kinda played out now though

Resi12

Anywhere? River Island, ASOS, Topman, H&M, Zara, etc, etc...

Black Leather

Thanks guys for your suggestions. Yesterday, I visited my local River Island shop to buy a pair of skinny jeans. I had never shopped for jeans there before and I was impressed with their selection. They even have a section with all styles of skinny jeans - skinny heaven! Anyway, I was able to get a perfect pair of blue faded skinny jeans that fitted perfectly. The jeans cost €35, which is more than I would normally pay for a pair of jeans, but then who would put a price on a pair of perfectly fitting jeans of good quality.

I just love my new skinnies as they are really skin tight and fit like a glove, but are still comfortable to wear. I then bought myself a matching denim shirt and denim jacket to go with my new skinny jeans. A good evenings shopping!

simon0brien

Black Leather wrote: »

Thanks guys for your suggestions. Yesterday, I visited my local River Island shop to buy a pair of skinny jeans. I had never shopped for jeans there before and I was impressed with their selection. They even have a section with all styles of skinny jeans - skinny heaven! Anyway, I was able to get a perfect pair of blue faded skinny jeans that fitted perfectly. The jeans cost €35, which is more than I would normally pay for a pair of jeans, but then who would put a price on a pair of perfectly fitting jeans of good quality.

I just love my new skinnies as they are really skin tight and fit like a glove, but are still comfortable to wear. I then bought myself a matching denim shirt and denim jacket to go with my new skinny jeans. A good evenings shopping!

That's great man.. Say you look well
Sounds like a very high style you got :P

padi89

Black Leather wrote: »

I then bought myself a matching denim shirt and denim jacket to go with my new skinny jeans.

Each to their own but there is no way that will look good, but whatever makes you happy.

Black Leather

Black Leather wrote: »

Thanks guys for your suggestions. Yesterday, I visited my local River Island shop to buy a pair of skinny jeans. I had never shopped for jeans there before and I was impressed with their selection. They even have a section with all styles of skinny jeans - skinny heaven! Anyway, I was able to get a perfect pair of blue faded skinny jeans that fitted perfectly. The jeans cost €35, which is more than I would normally pay for a pair of jeans, but then who would put a price on a pair of perfectly fitting jeans of good quality.

I just love my new skinnies as they are really skin tight and fit like a glove, but are still comfortable to wear. I then bought myself a matching denim shirt and denim jacket to go with my new skinny jeans. A good evenings shopping!

Good God, stop saying 'skinny'

Black Leather

This afternoon, I was shopping in my local branch of Penny's where I found some skinny jeans in the men's section. They are made of black denim and they are both skinny and low rise - could not believe my luck! At only €15 per pair, I bought two pairs there and then. Great value!

Black Leather

Deleted User wrote: »

Good God, stop saying 'skinny'

So sorry for repeating the ' s ' word so often, but I just love my skinnies!

Black Leather

Black Leather wrote: »

So sorry for repeating the ' s ' word so often, but I just love my skinnies!

Yeah we got that

ongarboy

Black Leather wrote: »

So sorry for repeating the ' s ' word so often, but I just love my skinnies!

It's just a shame then that you are 28 stone and have a 50 inch waist!!!:D

...just kidding...!!:) Fashion should be about giving pleasure to the wearer so happy skinny jean wearing!!

Black Leather

Since purchasing my first pair of skinny jeans last week , I must say that they are the best fitting and most flattering jeans that I have ever worn. I have worn them everyday this week and I could not imagine wearing any other type of jeans from now on. I have also bought some new boots to go with my skinnies. I just love my Skinny Jeans - best fitting jeans ever!

meeeeh

I would wear them with leather over the knee boots.

Eroticplants

Black Leather wrote: »

Since purchasing my first pair of skinny jeans last week , I must say that they are the best fitting and most flattering jeans that I have ever worn. I have worn them everyday this week and I could not imagine wearing any other type of jeans from now on. I have also bought some new boots to go with my skinnies. I just love my Skinny Jeans - best fitting jeans ever!

They must be starting to smell by now? :rolleyes:

Black Leather

Eroticplants wrote: »

They must be starting to smell by now? :rolleyes:

Actually, I now own 4 pairs of Skinny Jeans, so I do have a change!

joe swanson

words fail me.

wonderboysam

don't do it!

Black Leather

To those of you guys who are anti-skinny jeans. Yesterday as I waited at a bus-stop wearing my skinnies, two attractive girls came over to me and said that they loved my jeans and asked me where I bought them. They added that I looked great in my skinnies. Never had such an experience wearing straight or boot cut jeans.

wonderboysam

they must be so uncomfortable though!

Weathering

My crotch would be destroyed if I wore a pair

ArthurG

Black Leather wrote: »

To those of you guys who are anti-skinny jeans. Yesterday as I waited at a bus-stop wearing my skinnies, two attractive girls came over to me and said that they loved my jeans and asked me where I bought them. They added that I looked great in my skinnies. Never had such an experience wearing straight or boot cut jeans.

Stud.

Black Leather

wonderboysam wrote: »

they must be so uncomfortable though!

Actually, Skinny Jeans are made with stretch denim and are very comfortable to wear. Try them, you'll like them!

Johnny Utah

Black Leather wrote: »

Actually, Skinny Jeans are made with stretch denim and are very comfortable to wear. Try them, you'll like them!

I luv em too!

seachto7

Slim as opposed to skinny are better I think....

Black Leather

Penny's now have a great selection of Skinny Jeans in their men's department. They are in different colours and cost only €15. Penny's also have denim shirts and denim jackets to match the jeans.

compsys

seachto7 wrote: »

Slim as opposed to skinny are better I think....

+ 1 on that. Though anything is better than bootcut.

Black Leather

Now that I am a convert to Skinny Jeans, I feel that they show off a nice pair of boots much better than boot cut jeans. The boot cut jeans just cover up the boots so that no one can see them. Any opinions?

MatthewVII

I feel that skinny jeans on guys are pretty hideous to be honest. They just make your body look awkard and top heavy. And when combined with boots they give a very feminine appearance. Maybe I'm just old-fashioned but really don't like the skinny jeans fad. Have tried them on to give them a go, hideously uncomfortable and restrictive to movement. And guys who are in any way sporty just can't wear them as they don't let you have any bulk in your legs at all.

Rant over.

Standard boot cut jeans all the way. With a nice smart shirt. And never anything buttoned up all the way to the top button. Madness.

Toto Wolfcastle

Threads merged.

seachto7

Black Leather wrote: »

Now that I am a convert to Skinny Jeans, I feel that they show off a nice pair of boots much better than boot cut jeans. The boot cut jeans just cover up the boots so that no one can see them. Any opinions?

I would steer clear of the skinny, and stay with the slim. I agree, they do show off a nice pair of boots, such as motorcycle style boots for example.
For example, James Hetfield, in the early 90s, apart from wearing spandex, started wearing slim jeans with his motorcycle boots, and that style hasn't aged much really. The only thing that really changed was his hair style and build...
I used to wear bootcut Levis chords for a while back in the 90s, but wouldn't go near them again...

Black Leather

MatthewVII wrote: »

I feel that skinny jeans on guys are pretty hideous to be honest. They just make your body look awkard and top heavy. And when combined with boots they give a very feminine appearance. Maybe I'm just old-fashioned but really don't like the skinny jeans fad. Have tried them on to give them a go, hideously uncomfortable and restrictive to movement. And guys who are in any way sporty just can't wear them as they don't let you have any bulk in your legs at all.

Rant over.

Standard boot cut jeans all the way. With a nice smart shirt. And never anything buttoned up all the way to the top button. Madness.

As regards skinny jeans worn with boots being described as ' feminine ' , jeans and boots were originally male apparel before they became fashionable for women. Skinny jeans emphasize the male form to perfection IMO and look and feel great to wear.

Faith

Black Leather wrote: »

As regards skinny jeans worn with boots being described as ' feminine ' , jeans and boots were originally male apparel before they became fashionable for women. Skinny jeans emphasize the male form to perfection IMO and look and feel great to wear.

So why do you care if other people prefer other styles?

Black Leather

Faith wrote: »

So why do you care if other people prefer other styles?

I don't care if people prefer other styles of jeans to skinny ones. If you prefer straight or boot cut jeans, then they are the ones for you. Actually, I used to wear boot cut jeans until I discovered the pleasure of wearing skinny jeans. Just expressing an opinion!

CianRyan

This thread reminds me so much of this.


As for not being able to wear slim jeans if you're sporty? Bollocks, I've got big rectangular calfs and I don't look in any way awkward in them. But lads, leave the painted on stuff to the ladies.
Give it a go sure but leave it at that.

MatthewVII

CianRyan wrote: »

As for not being able to wear slim jeans if you're sporty? Bollocks, I've got big rectangular calfs and I don't look in any way awkward in them.

I guess that's it then, I just have fat thighs

CianRyan

MatthewVII wrote: »

I guess that's it then, I just have fat thighs

Black Leather

CianRyan wrote: »

This thread reminds me so much of this.


As for not being able to wear slim jeans if you're sporty? Bollocks, I've got big rectangular calfs and I don't look in any way awkward in them. But lads, leave the painted on stuff to the ladies.
Give it a go sure but leave it at that.

I love ladies in skin tight painted on jeans, but us lads who can squeeze into skinny jeans and who have the guts to wear them, should also enjoy the pleasure of wearing them without ridicule.

CianRyan

Black Leather wrote: »

I love ladies in skin tight painted on jeans, but us lads who can squeeze into skinny jeans and who have the guts to wear them, should also enjoy the pleasure of wearing them without ridicule.

I used to wear them, have your fun.

jpm4

seachto7 wrote: »

I would steer clear of the skinny, and stay with the slim. I agree, they do show off a nice pair of boots, such as motorcycle style boots for example.
For example, James Hetfield, in the early 90s, apart from wearing spandex, started wearing slim jeans with his motorcycle boots, and that style hasn't aged much really. The only thing that really changed was his hair style and build...
I used to wear bootcut Levis chords for a while back in the 90s, but wouldn't go near them again...

He had a mullet too.

Testament1

jpm4 wrote: »

He had a mullet too.

And he rocked the shit out of that mullet