Fall of Wrangler/Levis Jeans

as you said there's a lot more variety..makes sense really that the dwnfall has began in a way!! i buy jeans from places where i know they're a good fit, not cos of the brand name

maybe if knackers didnt wear them..

I'm wearing Wranglers now, and my arse looks fantastic.

*sulks*

I think the present state of Wranglers/Levi's jeans is inherent in the title of the thread - jeans are entering the fall of their present popularity, obviously through declining numbers buying them as a result of more choice through chains producing their own, but, I think, more fundamentally, a desire for something other than denim.

Everybody wore jeans in the late ninties and early noughties (I hate that - what do you call the years up to 2010), but I am increasingly seeing men wearing more diverse styles of trousers. Despite the best efforts of chains to flog a massive range of torn/faded/aged jeans (to tap into the skate style market I personally think), I am seeing less and less people wearing them, and as a result, traditional brands are also suffering.

>>Toolach
>>Its't strange that only a few years ago people wore Wrangler/Levis Jeans.
>>Today, there is a bigger variety and people have not stuck with Wrangler/Levis Jeans.

Saying that, the traditional brands will not go away. The Levi's brand is one of the most familiar and respected brands in the world, and Wrangler are not far behind. There will always be a huge body of people who will buy the same style of jeans, from the same brand (or small collective of brands, including Lee, Lee Cooper etc etc), at the same shop, year in, year out. Its a safe, easy choice of clothing, not too radical, yet not conservative either.

>>dundalk cailin
>>I buy jeans from places where i know they're a good fit, not cos of the brand name

There are few pieces of clothing that fit better and are more confortable than a well worn, good quality, pair of jeans...

DAEDULUS
>>maybe if knackers didnt wear them..

You're a knacker.