Lucky brand

[WayneGibbous]

Luckys aren't the best quality but they are a comfortable pair of jeans to kick around in.

 

[arenn]

Originally Posted by Stylin-1

Stick around man, and in a very short time you'll be dropping twice that on a very good pair, without even batting an eyelash.

Ain't that the truth. I was actually on track to phase jeans completely out of my wardrobe, then I started spending time here and not just in the trad section, next thing you know LAGuy comes out with a new top 10 list and I've already got four of 'em

 

[constant struggle]

lucky jeans are comfy
some cuts are okay
their target audience isnt really the kind of people who post on here though

they were pretty much all i wore before "skinny/slim" jeans

i'd never get a pair again
and i got them all for basically $30ish
but oh well
if you just want something comfy not to break in and you can buy them for $30-40
do it

 

[Recoil]

I just purchased a pair of Lucky Jeans and I think they are decent. They don't sell the skin tight cuts everyone on here seems to like so it really depends on how you like them to fit.

 

[Stylin-1]

Originally Posted by LVoer

I just purchased a pair of Lucky Jeans and I think they are decent. They don't sell the skin tight cuts everyone on here seems to like so it really depends on how you like them to fit.

That's a huge misconception that most of us here like skin tight jeans. I would say most of us like them relatively slim, but not tight.

 

[sung41]

lucky brand is kinda dated isnt it?

 

[Ludeykrus]

Originally Posted by sung41

lucky brand is kinda dated isnt it?

How, compared to any other brand?

 

[Anamoly]

lucky was cool when they were under the radar. Then they started selling to nordys and they got a big head.

They almost doubled the price of their jeans which is laughable. At 75 bucks they were ok at 125...ah, no.

 

[lawyerdad]

Originally Posted by Stylin-1

That's a huge misconception that most of us here like skin tight jeans. I would say most of us like them relatively slim, but not tight.

Seconded. I used to wear Lucky jeans before I tried better denim. The fact that I wouldn't choose to wear them again has nothing to do with a preference for a skinny fit. I have and love a pair of PBJ's that are not particularly skinny and a pair of RB1's that are cut almost like dress pants (i.e., not even close to skinny). They've ruined me for Lucky.

 

[lawyerdad]

Originally Posted by sung41

lucky brand is kinda dated isnt it?

You mean it's better to get something modern like, say, a reproduction of old 501s?

 

[UMass]

Rip off at retail but at $20 @ TJ Maxx/Marshells not bad.

 

[ichiboo]

About 5, 6 years ago, a few of my friends were wearing Lucky Brand and they were trying to convince me to buy a pair. I had never paid more than $40 for a pair of jeans at that point, so I couldn't understand why anyone would pay $80 for jeans

 

[hamish5178]

nm.

 

[Jferg4350]

I have several pairs of lucky jeans and have had no problems with them. I did not (would not) pay retail for them but when you can find them on sale they arn't bad. Like others said there is better denim out there.

 

[rach2jlc]

I've got a pair or two of made in USA lucky jeans that I picked up VERY cheaply (like $8 marked down from $90) that I like for random wear. I certainly wouldn't have paid $90 for them, but I'd probably have paid up to $30 or so for them.