No one notices my girly jeans

Yes!  I've started wearing them too!  Even to work.  Like you, so far I haven't had any comments or funny looks.  I'm wearing them for life now.

Yes; after ladies' tees, I began wearing ladies' Lee Riders, then changed to Gloria Vanderbilt about 3 years ago. They are my exclusive "drab" wear, and nobody has ever noticed. And they have real pockets, too.

Bettylou

Sarasue (or anybody) can you tell me what is more comfortable about female jeans?

Genuinely interested  - could be a convert.

Diana

Do you wear the higher waisted type?

Forgive my ignorance  - just to clarify.

Diana

That light weight fabric with a little spandex makes for very soft and comfortable wear. And I favor the high-rise jeans, lacking proper hips for mid-rise.

Yes not a look I favor either, thanks Sam, a cheeky fitting pair of jeans will be nicer than the baggy things I have been wearing.

Diana

I will probably try wearing women's jeans in stealth mode as soon as I can get a pair that looks and fits right and has real pockets. Slim fit/skinny jeans being in style for guys right now is so great! Definitely don't miss the baggy pants from the 90's/early 2000's.... I hope that never comes back! Baggy pants are something that just don't look good on anyone regardless of gender.

I only have one pair of Levi's high waist women's jeans at the moment, and although I love them, they are tight to the point of basically being leggings and I'm so used to having real pockets in drab mode that constantly trying to put my hands and other things into the tiny little non-pockets would probably be a dead giveaway to everyone around me. As fun and tempting as it would be to use a purse with them in drab, I just don't think I could pull that off!

I like the skinny jeans. They give you a hug whenever you wear them. Like tights.

However my gripe is pockets. I know many women who wear mens jeans because of the pockets.

I can honestly say, hand on heart, i dont own a pair of jeans....either sex!!.

I haven't worn drab jeans for over ten years, and have never had female jeans but i do have a couple of pairs of skinny fit slacks...that i hardly ever wear.....

Im a leggings, skirt or dress girl ...simples !!!!

Grace x

Levi's for me - completely undetectable except by the wearer.

The little bit of stretch gives the perfect fit - and when teamed with a tight t-shirt and boots gives a fantastic femme look.

I just don't keep things in my jeans pockets any more - so the silhouette stays nice, without any bumps.

One of the pairs I have is my wife's favourite pair on me, when in drab...

Maybe I should tell her?

😁😁😁

Love Laura

I wear women's jeans only. My favorite make is from Torrid. They fit perfectly and love the stretch. Yes pockets could be a little larger but I have gotten used to not carrying stuff in my pockets. Torrid does have some that do have larger pockets, they call them the Vintage Boyfriend jean. And they have flared jeans that I just LOVE! I have also given up men's baggy cargo shorts too. I find that type of shorts just too sloppy and unattractive. Again Torrid makes the denim shorts that I enjoy wearing. I was wearing the flared jeans when my sister-in-law noticed them but not for being women's jeans. I did tell her they came from Torrid, turns out we wear the same size jeans, lol.

Sandy

Sarasue, I remember first time I wore women's jeans Infront of someone. My mum instantly said I love your jeans. I think women would notice, for all the right reasons, nor realising there female.

Well I can’t really say if anyone has noticed but I do wear them a lot.  No one other then my wife has said anything to me personally! I do agree that they are super comfy and seem to fit better. I’ve even added a woman’s sweater and my flat ankle boots while out without makeup or wig.
Thanks

Ashley.

I love skinny jeans but I have only worn them out in drab mode a couple times these have more of a boot cut in the legs and went unnoticed.

I have some Gloria Vanderbilt Amanda jeans I have also worn out but they are not as tight and seem to go unnoticed.

Patty