[ SECRET POST #6588 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6588 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Women's fashion trends that you wish would go away

[(Anonymous)]

Agreed on the variety, but I do wish we could settle on a rise somewhere between 7 and 15 inches. Either your ass crack is showing or your waistband is literally at your boobs.

Re: Women's fashion trends that you wish would go away

[(Anonymous)]

I used to go to Maurice's, which had a damn mid-rise jean lol. (That was like 7 years ago though. Not sure if they still do.)

Re: Women's fashion trends that you wish would go away

[(Anonymous)]

Maurice's and Silver Jeans got u. The Silver Jeans mid rise are great! Not cheap but they last. Just hang to dry because dryers kill jeans.

Re: Women's fashion trends that you wish would go away

[(Anonymous)]

Rise is the measurement from your front waistline to the back, flossing through the crotch, so your proper rise should be more like 25-30 inches. The low rise versus high rise should be more like 15 total versus 35, so your description of 7 to 15 is front rise only. Crotch middle to front waistband of 7 is an odd descriptor of low rise.

But either way you would not be wrong to take a tape measure to yourself, and then to the store, and buying when the pants fit your measurements. Waistband is a huge area with or without rise, but knowing your honest rise (front waist to back waist flossing through your crotch) will help a lot when comparing brands and styles - you can get a well-fit rise but then find that the waistband is wrong or the legs are stupid, and vice versa. Source: I've been a tailor for 26 years and now make my own jeans from a sloper pattern that has been fit to my min/max proportions. I can't buy jeans anymore, they're all stupid, even the long-running brands.