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I was wondering what people thought about the fit and quality of Lucky brand jeans. Â I assume that it's a step below Diesel, but is it comparable to Mavi?
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Lucky brand jeans
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In terms of washes, Lucky jeans are certainly not as sophisticated as Diesel or Paper Denim jeans. However, they are perhaps the most durable jeans you'll ever buy. I wear jeans pretty much every day (rotating between about 8 pairs at any one time), and bang them up more than pretty much anyone, and my Luckies (I have 3 pairs) have held up longer than any of my other jeans, be they Paper Denims or 501s, Gucci or Calvins or Diesels.
Lucky jeans come in a variety of fits, but are generally looser than Paper Denims or Diesels. My prefered fit is the 181 (Full bootleg, moderate lowrise).
Hope that helps.
Lucky jeans come in a variety of fits, but are generally looser than Paper Denims or Diesels. My prefered fit is the 181 (Full bootleg, moderate lowrise).
Hope that helps.
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