Never nice and often to the point, SingleDad survey asks women what they really think about the jeans men wear… read more
SingleDad Life Today: More Than Friends
What Women Hate About Your Jeans
By Elizabeth Narins For Men’s Life Today
You might not think twice about throwing on your favorite pair
of jeans — but maybe you should. After all, choose the wrong pair of
pants and the woman you’re after probably won’t want to get
into them.
At least, that’s what the girls of
the Men’s Life Today Girl Panel™ seem to be telling
us. We asked them which jeans-wearing habits they despise. It turns out
there are quite a few of them. For the sake of space, we give you their
top ten…
The Panel
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Hali |
Michelle |
Allison |
Veronica |
Kristin |
Lawrese |
The Panel’s Pant Peeves:
1.Pants worn high and tight |
“I don’t want to see any silhouettes of what’s underneath.” -Hali
“Avoid |
2.Low-riders |
“No “In “Exposing |
3. Skinny jeans |
“Don’t suffocate your knee caps
“If |
4. Baggy jeans |
“I |
5. Wrong lengths |
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“I
“Jeans |
6. Light and bright washes |
“I
“Colored |
7. Excessive embellishments |
“No “I don’t want a man who wears jeans with a brand across his butt.” -Lawrese |
8.Pants past their prime |
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“Jeans
“When
“Holes |
9. High-end jeans |
“I think it’s weird when a guy has uber designer jeans, like Rock & Republic with huge ‘R’s on the back. Who ya trying to impress, bud?” -Veronica |
10. …And low-end jeans |
“Cheap jeans are usually paired with ugly shirts and bad looks. They send the message that a guy is either cheap all around, or dressed by his mother.” -Allison |
Elizabeth Narins is group editor of Men’s Life Today and Style and Tech for Men at Studio One Networks. The former YourTango.com Love Buzz blogger is a sucker for men in dark-wash Seven for All Mankind jeans.
Richard “RJ” Jaramillo, is the Founder of SingleDad.com,
a website and social media resource dedicated to single parenting and specifically for the newly divorced, re-married, widowed and single Father with children.
RJ is self employed, entrepreneur living in San Diego and a father of three children. The mission of SingleDad is to help the community of Single Parents
“Make Life Happen…Again!”