where to buy jeans cheap
04 July 2004, 01:29 AM
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any one noticed there are
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geez
ebay , tried it don't have the one i want at my size
costco. when i went there about 3 years ago , they aren't cheap.
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ebay , tried it don't have the one i want at my size
costco. when i went there about 3 years ago , they aren't cheap.
04 July 2004, 09:13 AM
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iirc the Diesel jeans were 30 quid the last time I visited.
fwiw I used to like diesel jeans but got a pair of GAP jeans which are good. I also got a pair of Levis from Asda for 25 quid (quite thin though so no use as a working jean) both are a much better fitting and feeling pair of jeans than any of my older Diesel jeans IMO
fwiw I used to like diesel jeans but got a pair of GAP jeans which are good. I also got a pair of Levis from Asda for 25 quid (quite thin though so no use as a working jean) both are a much better fitting and feeling pair of jeans than any of my older Diesel jeans IMO
04 July 2004, 10:12 AM
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Sorry I dont know where you you can buy discounted designer jeans.
You can get good jeans from Asda for £4
I have a few of pairs of so called decent jeans from Levis and Deisel, one I bought and a couple were presents.
I mostly wear jeans for work and buy the £4 jobby's from Asda.
The Asda jeans are slightly thinner and the stiching is not as good but the designer stuff is definately a rippoff compared to the Asda jeans.
I've got to the stage where I realise I'm being ripped off and I won't pay the stupidly inflated prices of designer gear. I suppose it comes with age and the realisation you can spend money more wisely.
My Cousin is only 19 and will pay a couple of hundred quid for a shirt and has just bought a coat for £1000, he doesn't even earn all that much. The whole label and peer pressure thing is crazy IMO. Even 5 year olds are bullied if they dont have the latest Nike trainers.
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You can get good jeans from Asda for £4
I have a few of pairs of so called decent jeans from Levis and Deisel, one I bought and a couple were presents.
I mostly wear jeans for work and buy the £4 jobby's from Asda.
The Asda jeans are slightly thinner and the stiching is not as good but the designer stuff is definately a rippoff compared to the Asda jeans.
I've got to the stage where I realise I'm being ripped off and I won't pay the stupidly inflated prices of designer gear. I suppose it comes with age and the realisation you can spend money more wisely.
My Cousin is only 19 and will pay a couple of hundred quid for a shirt and has just bought a coat for £1000, he doesn't even earn all that much. The whole label and peer pressure thing is crazy IMO. Even 5 year olds are bullied if they dont have the latest Nike trainers.
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04 July 2004, 11:38 AM
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its just that i have a drawer full of asda clothes 5 trousers/jeans 2 jumpers. nothing wrong with them. all are brill,
so i thought maybe i try a pair of designer jeans, tried a pair in tk maxx but were too big
so i thought maybe i try a pair of designer jeans, tried a pair in tk maxx but were too big
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I buy mine when I go on holiday to the states - Levis 501 mostly and they work out at about £20 each. Get 3 or 4 pairs and they usually last till the next time I go. I wouldn’t pay £50+ for them but at £20 they are the worth the money as they are hard wearing and fit me.
Not a lot of help unless you are off to the states but if you have friends and family heading that way ask them
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Not a lot of help unless you are off to the states but if you have friends and family heading that way ask them
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