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- selling 3 that still have the tags after 1 yr
- donating 1 barely worn
- trashing 2 so well worn they're ripped
I don't find jeans as comfortable as cotton pants/skirts or as warm as wool. Leaves 5 pair in regular rotation, plenty for someone who isn't into jeans.
I have three pairs that are in my rotation for wearing out...they're nicer denim. I have two pairs that are old, faded, two sizes too big, sloppy, comfy that I wear for chores, yardwork, around the house, etc.
All because I have gone from a size 20 to a size 4 to a size 14 ...like right now. I am 8 months pregnant and I had to buy a couple more pairs in the past few months.
I plan on donating at least half of them when I lose the baby weight.
I'm down to 17 hanging in my closet (I'm not counting scrub/work jeans), but I definitely need to buy some more because I've lost a bit of weight.
I have about 16 pairs of R&Rs and Joe's Jeans sitting in a box because they are way too big, so I need to sell them on Ebay or donate them. I can't decide if it's worth the effort of selling them on Ebay.
About 10. Getting rid (or donating) my jeans and getting jeans that will make me look older.
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