Men wearing womens jeans

by **guest_in_jeans** on Tue Mar 14, 2006 2:35 pm

Hi,

I started wearing womens jeans a while back, it all started with a dare from my partner. I find them more comfortable and better fitting and looking than male jeans.

I have a few pairs of womens jeans from Pilot which are definitely my favourite.

I like to think they are just jeans and no one can really tel if a person is wearing male or female jeans.

But looking at people more closely, I think maybe I am wrong.

Does anyone out there think that there are definite give aways that a pair of jeans was intended for women?

by **Guest** on Tue Mar 14, 2006 8:56 pm

Sure there are. I like wearing sexy girls lowrise stretch flare jeans, myself. They are comfy, but, sexy also. There are some jeans that have labels on them that are only made for girls anyway. There are also jeans with different embroidery patterns on the pockets that make them look feminine and most the pockets are really small. I like more feminine jeans, myself, and I wear them in public. They are noticeable, especially since I wear string bikini panties under them all the time and the panty lines are what really makes them noticeable and most the girls really think I look HOT! So does my girl. My panties are sometimes exposed when I even bend over or my shirt comes up. So, Yes girl jeans are noticeable to most if you' re wearing the more feminine kinds that are for sure girl's jeans. It's kind of a turn on from my experience not just for me but to the girls also. They are also noticeable because they are cut different than guys jeans which leave plenty of room for your package. Well, that's why I wear the stretch jeans that are snug fitting. Then there's room because they stretch nicely over my package. Anyway, enjoy the girls jeans....they are exciting to wear. And, if your gonna wear girl jeans, you might as well slip into a sexy pair of panties, as well.

by **Guest** on Wed Mar 15, 2006 7:09 pm

guest_in_jeans wrote:Hi,

I started wearing womens jeans a while back, it all started with a dare from my partner. I find them more comfortable and better fitting and looking than male jeans.

I have a few pairs of womens jeans from Pilot which are definitely my favourite.

I like to think they are just jeans and no one can really tel if a person is wearing male or female jeans.

But looking at people more closely, I think maybe I am wrong.

Does anyone out there think that there are definite give aways that a pair of jeans was intended for women?

nothing wrong with that ,I dont think that women are bothered if they wear mens clothes its just a piece of fabric and have also heard form other men who wear womens jeans that they fit better as mens are often baggy to big .

by **Guest** on Thu Mar 16, 2006 12:51 pm

. wrote:
guest_in_jeans wrote:Hi,

I started wearing womens jeans a while back, it all started with a dare from my partner. I find them more comfortable and better fitting and looking than male jeans.

I have a few pairs of womens jeans from Pilot which are definitely my favourite.

I like to think they are just jeans and no one can really tel if a person is wearing male or female jeans.

But looking at people more closely, I think maybe I am wrong.

Does anyone out there think that there are definite give aways that a pair of jeans was intended for women?

nothing wrong with that ,I dont think that women are bothered if they wear mens clothes its just a piece of fabric and have also heard form other men who wear womens jeans that they fit better as mens are often baggy to big .

I sometimes buy ladies jeans, mainly 'cos I am short, and I can get the correct leg length in them for me. As long as the fly is he correct side, I don't think people will notice - provided it doesn't say "Dorothy Perkins" on the label!

by **Guest** on Wed Mar 22, 2006 11:03 am

I've beenwearing womens jeans for ages now. I like jeans to fit tightly round my butt and thighs and womens stretch jeans look good. I've got a Gap pair that have a big flare, 2 pairs of skinny drainpipes that are tight down to the ankles and some bootcut Diesel ones.
The Diesel ones fit best (tightest!) but they are really low cut hipsters and I have to be very careful about underwear. I usually wear a white Thong with them as boxers bunch up and cause VPL!

by **Guest** on Wed Mar 22, 2006 1:21 pm

nothing wrong with it aslong as they fit you......look at all the indie boys wearing tight jeans way before they came into fashion - they all got them from womens shops!

do you think ricky wilson from the kiaser chiefs looks like hess wearing womens jeans? No - he doesn't!

just get some that fit around the thighs and ass (cos women have bigger ones!) and avoid pink decoration or motivs!

by **Guest** on Wed Mar 22, 2006 1:23 pm

and wear longer clothing to cover your buldge cos it will have no room to move and looks massive......especialy if you get a semi or hard on!

by **Guest in MA** on Mon Mar 27, 2006 2:01 am

I got some cool jeans at American Eagle and the Gap I like the way they fit too. I'm too chicken to wear them out and would love to find a girl who is into it too and that can encourage me...

by **cfeldman** on Mon Mar 27, 2006 7:56 pm

Don't worry about people noticing that you're wearing womens jeans. Personally, I think guys look better in womens jeans. Men's jeans tend to be rather baggy and loose and don't give much definition to the guy's body. Women's jeans fit more snug and even though they're designed with a woman's curves in mind, I think they look great on guys too.

by **ray** on Fri Mar 31, 2006 2:41 am

I tried on a pair or womens jeans the other day and could not belive how well they fit me, much better than any of the jeans that I have now. I hate jeans that are baggy in the rearend and thighs. I have not bought any womens jeans yet, but i will when i find some that do not have the femine stitching and paterns on the pockets.

by **Bill_Women_Jean_Lover** on Sat Apr 08, 2006 4:15 pm

I wear Route 66 stretch fitting jeans as tight around the butt and thighs. They fit well and very comfortable. Like the flare legs. Only issue is short zipper and smaller pockets but like it.

Once in a while (both at a Wal-Mart) got comments from women on look good in those jeans and a pinch or pat on the buttocks. Think they just like to see the package swell up which it does too quickly.

But I have become use to wearting them, do not care what anyone thinks about it. Comfortable to work in yard and like it better also when ridding my horses.

Some day it will be come more common than now, to see men in womens jeans.

by **boot guy** on Thu Apr 13, 2006 7:41 am

i love wearing womens jeans especially tight ones tucked in my knee high high heel boots , and boot cut ones over my boots as i can walk around the shops without too many people knowing what im wearing !

by **Mac** on Mon Apr 17, 2006 4:01 pm

. wrote:
I sometimes buy ladies jeans, mainly 'cos I am short, and I can get the correct leg length in them for me. As long as the fly is he correct side, I don't think people will notice - provided it doesn't say "Dorothy Perkins" on the label!

What difference does that make?

by **Mac** on Mon Apr 17, 2006 4:04 pm

Bill_Women_Jean_Lover wrote:I wear Route 66 stretch fitting jeans as tight around the butt and thighs. They fit well and very comfortable. Like the flare legs. Only issue is short zipper and smaller pockets but like it. . . . . .

Then you will have to pull them down and sit to pee, and use a purse for the things you would normally put in your pockets. However, not all women's jeans are made that way.

by **RichardsGirl** on Mon Apr 17, 2006 9:29 pm

there is nothing wrong with men wearing womens jeans. In fact I wear most of my blokes clothes, even his boxers, so why shouldnt he wnat to wear my stuff (within reason!)