Hey guys,
I've had this trend in the last year and a half where my jeans wear out at the crotch or rip at the crotch (after being worn thin) in less than a year. I'd say each pair has lasted about 6 months. What's the deal? This isn't really restrained to one brand -- I think the last few I've gone through have been Levis or Tommy Hilfiger but I don't think that's the issue (unless you guys know something about these brands in particular). My only theory is that my legs have gotten a little bit bigger in the last 2 years (not by much though) so maybe I should size up? But I don't feel uncomfortable around the waist. Anyway, I don't know if this is a common issue or not, but my pants used to last me waaaaay longer than this. It's got me questioning little things like maybe I'm wearing them too high or too low, maybe I sit funny, I don't know. It's frustrating though on a student budget -- I don't buy super expensive but I buy nicer than the 10 dollar pants my friends get, where it's trivial to just throw them out and get new ones. Any suggestions?
I've had this trend in the last year and a half where my jeans wear out at the crotch or rip at the crotch (after being worn thin) in less than a year. I'd say each pair has lasted about 6 months. What's the deal? This isn't really restrained to one brand -- I think the last few I've gone through have been Levis or Tommy Hilfiger but I don't think that's the issue (unless you guys know something about these brands in particular). My only theory is that my legs have gotten a little bit bigger in the last 2 years (not by much though) so maybe I should size up? But I don't feel uncomfortable around the waist. Anyway, I don't know if this is a common issue or not, but my pants used to last me waaaaay longer than this. It's got me questioning little things like maybe I'm wearing them too high or too low, maybe I sit funny, I don't know. It's frustrating though on a student budget -- I don't buy super expensive but I buy nicer than the 10 dollar pants my friends get, where it's trivial to just throw them out and get new ones. Any suggestions?
