j. lindeberg one

[djs488]

hi everyone. I've been lurking here for about 4 months, but obviously I haven't posted much. I'm looking at this pair of lindeberg jeans and am wondering if they run true to size, or tighter than normal? I've read that lindeberg offers some very slim jeans, but does the entire brand run slim or just a few pairs? Thanks.

 

[nastyandy]

I have no experience with J. Lindeberg jeans, other than what I have seen in their boutiques, but they have a variety of cuts and those do not appear all that slim.

From the measurements the seller provided it looks like the waist runs true to size, but they may stretch a little since they're raw.

 

[djs488]

also, is 11" rise medium or high? im looking for a lower rise.

 

[hossoso]

I have the JL "Jay" slim fit last season from Blackbird (I think), here in Seattle. The stitching on the back pockets are different than the ones you posted so I think mine might be a newer model. The ones I got are made incredibly well and are a reasonable purchase for the sale price ($120 or so).

 

[whacked]

Originally Posted by djs488

also, is 11" rise medium or high? im looking for a lower rise.

Definitely high rise; almost into mom's jeans category in fact.

 

[djs488]

yea I realized that once I measured the ones I'm wearing. I think I'll pass, although I thought they were a nice pair of jeans. Thanks for your help guys.

 

[djs488]

according to denim bar, both APC NS and rag and bone RB6's have higher rises than that. does the listed rise decrease as the waist sizes decrease, or are those rises for all sizes?

 

[NoVaguy]

Originally Posted by djs488

according to denim bar, both APC NS and rag and bone RB6's have higher rises than that. does the listed rise decrease as the waist sizes decrease, or are those rises for all sizes?

yeah, the rise is slightly proportional to the waist... i think most brands go up about an inch between size 28 and 34.

so if you have a 36 or 38 inch waist, that 11" rise might be more of a medium rise for you.

 

[vaclava krishna]

Why so many, J's in fashion ?

I am thinking of, Lindeberg, Press, Crew and, C Penny .

 

[Joel_Cairo]

Originally Posted by vaclava krishna

Why so many, J's in fashion ?

I am thinking of, Lindeberg, Press, Crew and, C Penny .

you forgot Peterman and Unya Watanabe

 

[hossoso]

il sander, ean ackets, ersey knit...

 

[vaclava krishna]

Do you consider, esus, a fashion designer ?

 

[Homme]

Those on the sub, continent, might thank him, for bringing, to the masses, the sandal: