In terms of comfort, construction, materials, and style?

 

Let the denim wars begin!

i love carhartt blue jeans

Std. ol' Levi's 505's for me.

Wrangler

Levi's for work, Express for going out.  Both hold up well.  Although I have noticed Levi's QC is dropping bc I ordered 5 pair of the same jean for work and despite being the same size/length they all fit different. 

i love carhartt blue jeans

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Anyone ever try Duluth Trading Co., Ive heard they are solid

Kirkland. $15.

Wrangler. Brett Favre wouldn't lie.

My comfiest pair of jeans is actually a pair of Calvin Klein jeans.... Dunno what style/whatever - I got 'em at Costco.

I like Cabelas brand Jeans.

Carhartt... Dungarees.net

 

 

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My comfiest pair of jeans is actually a pair of Calvin Klein jeans.... Dunno what style/whatever - I got 'em at Costco.

I have to agree, though that said, I typically wear more Levis than any other brand. 

Anyone ever try Duluth Trading Co., Ive heard they are solid

I like the firehouse pants from them pricey but they last and are comfortable

I've worn Levis 501's since I was 12 years old and even remember sitting in a tub of warm water to shrink them and beating them against a rock wall to soften them up.

It's a lot easier to wear them today as they come in so many colors,fits and materials but there's nothing like a honestly broken in pair of 501's.

Diamond Gusset jeans out of TN are awesome!

 

 

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I like Levi's, the Roughneck Cabelas brand is decent.

I'm a Gap jeans guy... the 1969 boot cuts are pretty great.

Anyone ever try Duluth Trading Co., Ive heard they are solid

Expensive, firehose jeans are some of the best.

Duluth makes great jeans and cargo pants.

My most comfortable pair is a pair of Nautica jeans which are just a cut above the rest.

 

Seems like finding genuine denim vs look alike materials can be challenging :/

Anyone ever try Duluth Trading Co., Ive heard they are solid

I just bought 4 pair of pants from them. 2 pair of jeans and 2 pair of fire hose work pants. I will never buys jeans or work pants from anywhere else ever again. Sizing is spot on and they are built like a tank. They far exceeded my expectations. Buy them now.

I grew up with levi 501's but in the past 5+ years I cant get them to fit right. Like mentioned above, I'll buy multiple pairs of the same size and they all fit different, big time different. I started wearing Wrangler when I noticed they have stretch waist in some styles. And hey, at 50 years old that stretch waist is GREAT

My most comfortable pair is a pair of Nautica jeans which are just a cut above the rest.

 

Seems like finding genuine denim vs look alike materials can be challenging :/

I'll concur.

 

I'm not a jeans person much at all but after they broke in my nautica jeans are comfy as hell

 

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I used to have a thing for high-end Japanese raw denim, e.g. Studio D'Artisan, Samurai. I think nothing matches the deep color and relatively more complex fading they undergo over time. But i got tired of paying $300+ for jeans that I'd only wash once a year. Uniqlo is more to my tastes now. I've been curious to try out the 1791 jeans (owned by Glenn Beck), but I'm reluctant to pay $160 for jeans that I can't try on first.

If you want something that isn't off the shelf, take a look at Detroit Denim...

If they were made in Mexico or Guatemala they are all the same anyway. There is one factory that processes the cotton and then they tailor the thread design and add the label.

http://www.allamericanclothing.com/

 

100% American made. With American grown cotton. High quality and comfort. Excellent customer service.

Lucky brand jeans are the most comfortable jeans I have ever worn. I got them as a gift and love them. They are expensive but Well worth it.

http://www.allamericanclothing.com/

 

100% American made. With American grown cotton. High quality and comfort. Excellent customer service.

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