Black Jeans? Hideous or Underrated?

[Londoncowboy30]

Originally Posted by Watts87

Thanks for having my back good sir.

Your very welcome credit where it's due mate

Originally Posted by Watts87

Haha I just came across this! I'm on it, I'll start a thread and we'll get to the bottom of this so you can properly mourn.

Well please do I can't function with out knowing I'm already walking around bottom half naked until we get to the bottom of this !!! ( not literally )

[Watts87]

Originally Posted by Londoncowboy30

Your very welcome credit where it's due mate



Well please do I can't function with out knowing I'm already walking around bottom half naked until we get to the bottom of this !!! ( not literally )

[Tia 914]

Originally Posted by Londoncowboy30

Your very welcome credit where it's due mate



Well please do I can't function with out knowing I'm already walking around bottom half naked until we get to the bottom of this !!! ( not literally )

^

[TRosa]

It's good to see bromances are still as popular as black jeans. Just messin.

[otowi]

I like them a lot because on more casual days at work they actually look more professional/formal than blue denim. Blue jeans are a little below our dress code but black ones (not super faded or ones with stupid fake holes, etc.,) are work appropriate where I work.

[Londoncowboy30]

Originally Posted by TRosa

It's good to see bromances are still as popular as black jeans. Just messin.

Bromances lol

I'd much prefer a bit of HOmance

[Watts87]

Originally Posted by TRosa

It's good to see bromances are still as popular as black jeans. Just messin.

Hey now, a guy's gotta have some pals out there who have his back! Haha!

[dazzleman]

I think it depends on their style, and how well they hold their color.

In the past, I have always hated black jeans. They always seemed to be old man or fat boy styles and faded quickly.

I could see how a nice crisp pair of black jeans that held their color well could be nice. I can't say I've ever seen such a pair, though.

[s1alker]

One of my jobs required "black slacks" so myself and many others wore black denim. The work was physical and jeans were more durable. Other than that I don't wear denim.