If they tell me, we will take all your things and only allow you to leave one... I will choose jeans. They always rule in my wardrobe. And in yours? Today we are talking about jeans that should be bypassed.
Lightning that can be seen
If the zipper is peeking out from behind the codpiece, then the jeans are incorrectly sewn or hopelessly small. It looks awfully messy. The zipper should not be visible; on flawlessly fitting jeans, it is usually covered by a codpiece trim. Otherwise, such a model will have to be worn with an elongated top. I am always in favor of versatility and I believe that a thing should be practical and be able to combine with other wardrobe items (especially if it is jeans).
Bright stitching
Nothing makes denim more cheap than bright red stitching. Such jeans cannot be called universal, because not everyone will suit them.
As a rule, the seams are made with silk thread to match the material or pale orange, which is not striking and does not change color during washing. It is the seams that "show" the quality of the trousers, so they should be straight and even without flaking threads and oblique stitches.
To determine the quality of jeans, I advise you to use a minute and effective method. Fold the jeans at the seams and check the evenness of the legs. If one is longer or wider than the other, tilts to the side or wrinkles, then the seams are not done neatly.
Out of size
This is a hackneyed piece of advice, but I repeat. If you like jeans that fit on you only when you inhale, you shouldn't take them with an advance payment (with a thought, with a reservation?) "Then I'll lose weight." Even the highest waist, if you shove something unwieldy into it, will not slim. Jeans, fitted one size smaller, will only accentuate the folds.
With the wrong pockets
When buying jeans, remember that they should fit well not only in the front but also in the back. Please note that too large pockets visually increase the volume - there is a risk of looking fuller than it really is. And besides, they make the natural relief flatter. (I checked it more than once and I always wonder how ordinary pockets can be so deceiving).
Low-positioned pockets create the impression of "sad" buttocks that slide down and are, to put it mildly, not in their best shape.
The whole secret is in the "back yoke" or yoke, which is precisely designed for a comfortable fit of jeans. And the most advantageous shape of this very yoke is V-shaped. It is this stitching and arrangement of pockets, as in the photo, that bring the shape of the buttocks closer to the cherished "nut".
Tell us, what things can't you imagine your wardrobe without? And if you had the opportunity to choose one thing, what would it be?
