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Our grandparents clearly know what’s up in the style department. After all, their beloved trends are basically going mainstream these days. In fact, grandma dressing is increasing in popularity for fall 2019: We’re talking tweed, knee-high socks, and so on. But grandma isn’t the only one making waves—grandpa is too. Yep, I can’t thumb through Instagram these days without spotting an It girl wearing “grandpa” jeans.
Location: East of Seattle since 1992, 615' Elevation, Zone 8b - originally from SF Bay Area
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I haven't seen anyone wearing them here yet.
Same here, those young women wearing jeans look like they were spray painted on, and one wonders how they can walk in them. Most however, are not wearing jeans, but yoga pants, most with areas of netting "windows" on them.
Anything too make a buck. Will be priced three times what they should be.....just like ripped jeans. People of a certain age, with too much money to waste.
Location: As of 2022….back to SoCal. OC this time!
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Grandpa jeans look the same as boyfriend jeans, to me.
Grandpa jeans look just like the relaxed jeans my grandma wears.....no shape, loose but not baggy, & dyed in that faded blue wash.....
Boyfriend jeans are MUCH better.....but no offense to my grandma....(she looks very nice in her jeans)......it’s just not a style I’ve seen yet.....& kinda doubt it makes it as a younger style.....
Grandpa never would have spent that much money for a pair of britches.
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