Great e mail but where do I find jenes to fit me? Not even Chicos can fit me in their smallest jenes. I do wear a size 2 in a store; but what store>. and finally, I am 5 ft., thin (100lbs.) and 75 years told and am very frustrated. They say I look younger. All jenes are baggy on me.
In advance, thanks for your help.

I think that findng a great pair of jeans that fit you like a "second skin," is about as hard to find a needle in a haystack! I absolutely love Old Navy jeans, not only b/c they seem to run big (if you're usually a size 10, you'll need a size 8, which in turn makes you feel better about yourself and your body). I just went on vacation and bought about 3 pairs of jeans and 5 pairs of jean shorts. Every store I went to, I took a different size, b/c there were different designers. At Old Navy, I take a size 6, at Target in Juniors (I'm 46) I take a size 9, at Walmart, I take a size 7.. So, it all depends. Also, the thing the article they said about the pockets on the butt, are so true, as it makes or breaks you butt!

I usually wear size 2-4 in jeans and denim crops. Now that everyone is putting a tiny bit of spandex or Lycra in the jeans I've had a real problem fitting into my normal size. I buy them as tight as I can, then after washing and wearing them they stretch out at the waist and hips. Does anyone make totally cotton jeans anymore?

i want to wear jeans .but i think that i am little heavy and in jeans i look more heavy .so i just want to know which type of jeans sutes me.

Just so that people don't write back and say, ("Stick to the story at hand") Well I am you stupid retards! My comment is, I think women shouldn't wear any jeans at all. Then they woudn't have to shop for the perfect pair of jeans. hell, they look like they are not wearing them at times any how. They are so tight that they give you all the groves and curves right before your eyes. Go ahead ladies, take that plung and wear no jeans. Your body is beautiful and if you don't mind showing it, I don't mind looking at it. God I love woman!

The article seemed to make sense and was suscinct.

The comments, heretofore, seem to make sense.

What amazes me is the constant battle between the buying American female pants shopper and the American/foreign pants maufacturer.

If women want to find/buy pants/jeans that fit them, force the manufactureres to produce clothes that fit them.

Produce jeans/pants and list 3 measurements on the label/sales ticket:

Waist size;
Hip size; and
Instep length.

Wouldn't that eliminate all of this sizing crap, complaints, and generation of all these needless "style" articles?

Or, do women not want to know their true size?
Would they just prefer to sit back and and complain about the jeans?

Treat yourself to a moment for YOU, go to Bloomingdales and try on different fits and styles of denim and look at yourself in a full length 3 sided mirror and ask for help from the ladies there, they love to help! You will spend more on designer denim but if you take proper care of them (no dryer), they'll last forever. It's also great motivation to not gain weight after spending that much! Joes Jeans are really great for petite ladies, (I am 5'3"). Everybody can wear denim, it's just a matter of finding what looks great on your body type, so do something nice for yourself, you'll look and feel great! And don't forget to get them hemmed for flats or heels, whatever you plan to wear. Bloomies alters for free with your purchase and nothing is worse than seeing a torn, worn & dirty cuff under someone's nasty flip-flop!

I think the problem with jeans sold in the U.S.A. is that many of them are made in Asia. There seems to be a lack of understanding that many American females are taller than 5'5", weigh less than 130, have ample rear ends and long legs.

Many of the jeans made in Asia -- the mid-to-low price ranged ones, in particular - are made to accommodate short legs and flat as a pancake butts. They also tend to have pockets that are set low in the back. All the "don'ts" come with jeans made in Asia, in my opinion.

Same thing with bras made in Asia: poor fitting.

My opinion is not racist (my own great grandparents are Asian), but I do think it is a realistic point of view.

Little in the Middle jeans are a great fit for curves. They are made with a patented sizing chart. The jeans are sized by the waist and one size larger in the hip and thigh area. You can check them out at http://www.littleinthemiddle.com

I am tiny also, you can get real size 0 jeans at Feranda Jeans, they have a website and stores in Florida.

I don't understand why you care so much about how you look. What you DO in those jeans makes every difference in the world. When I'm walking behind a pair of jeans in the mall, I always wonder if she's as beautiful on the inside as she is on the outside. When I'm walking behind a pair of jeans that doesn't have your "seal of approval" , the chance she is a person worth knowing goes up 100%.

Beauty for a woman is like power to a politician. The more beautiful they are, the more likely they are to be arrogant and self serving and vice versa. If you want a marriage that lasts, don't marry her because she's attractive. Marry her because her values haven't been skewed by her beauty.

Remember, if you want to attract a man deeper than a 1" bake dish, you have to climb out of your own 1" bake dish.

Were do you get jens to fit when you wear a 16 or 18 when all you seem to ever make are for the skinny kids? 0-6 I didn't think you even thought about others.

wrong. spandex has been the worst thing for jeans. if they are right size or close to right size they hug every single aspect of your body, which looks cheap. I am not going to the club, I don't want skin tight jeans. if they are too big, the spandex gapes in the waist and thighs. not everything has to be trendy. I would prefer real cotton denim jeans and am disappointed so many retailers have stopped selling them. BTW..that is the general opinion of every friend I have. And no, you don't have to be skinny to wear skinny jeans, but you better not have hips or a butt. I am 5'5" 120lbs and they look ridiculous on me because I am not stick straight. People should stay away from these. only my 11 year old stick thin niece looks good in them.

No one has addressed my problem. I am tall and have narrow hips and thighs with somewhat of a thick waist. Some call it a "boyish" figure. I want curves, but if my pants are too tight, they appear to accenuate my faults and if they are stretch, they tend to slip down. I can actually take them off without unbuttoning or unzipping. Help,,,, where do I find a "perfect fit?