"You've had jeans you bought and they fit really great but the next day they don't fit," says Vavilala. "The premium denim has a tighter weave so it will actually stay fit."
This article out of First Coast News in Jacksonville, Florida discusses the problem of getting a consistent fit out of a pair of jeans. Wardrobe consultant Stephanie Vavilala who works at boutique, Wardrobe Therapy in Jacksonvilee recommends people "...buy good denim."The article continues on to recommend certain jean's for certain shapes:
Pam Gundlach has a different problem. "I have long legs but I am short wasted," says Gundlach. "So I have to find jeans that are made in longer length and that are low wasted so that it doesn't come up too high," says Gundlach.
Vavilala says J & Company has jeans that fit this body type as well. J & Company jeans usually cost about $150 to $170.
The article concludes with Vavilala's "5 key points" to consider when purchasing jeans. She expounds on each in the article:
- The quality of the denim.
- The waist band.
- Check the jean length.
- Pay attention to the hem of the jeans.
- Pay attention to the pockets.
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