www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-17101768 I've seen a fair bit of argument in the chattering sections of the papers recently and there is a vociferous group out there who loathe jeans. Are you one of that group? If so, what is it you don't like about them?

www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-17101768 I've seen a fair bit of argument in the chattering sections of the papers recently and there is a vociferous group out there who loathe jeans. Are you one of that group? If so, what is it you don't like about them?

What I don't like about jeans is my habit of not paying enough for them, being tempted by the cheap £8 supermarket jeans and then looking like a bag of rags in them - old man jeans my daughters call them, the ones that might well have a waist measurement on them but everything else is left to chance.

Its taken me a long time to admit it but I have a wardrobe full of "gardening jeans" but only one pair that have any sort of stylised cut to them that I'd dare to wear on a night out.

My issue with jeans is when they go all new fangled and start putting elasticated cuffs on the ankle. What the hell is that about. They just look ridiculous

"New fangled" ???

Do you mean "retro", or "retro 1980s" ???

They had [url=http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41P0eI%2Bix0L.jpgTHESE? (even worse with black fabric)[/url in the 80s? That decade has a lot to answer for!

Those are still not as bad as that new 'creation, 'jeggings'.

Good god. If ever something displayed a badly timed camel toe it is jeggings.

Off topic.
You bad.

Jeans, OK ?

Oh yes, and more.

Jeans fine.

But since jeggings are a supposed marriage of jeans and leggings, it's hardly very much off topic.

1980s baggy jeans with tight ankles and Flinstones characters printed on the thighs.

Any Jean made by Joe Bloggs or anything at all bought from 'Stolen from Ivor'.

As accompanied by Cica trainers? It's like a view into early 90s Chorley fashion!