24 May 2007 ~ 1 Comment

Rob’s Deep Question of the Week: At what size do “Skinny Jeans” cease to be allowed to be labeled “Skinny Jeans”?

nowbigger7.thumbnail Robs Deep Question of the Week: At what size do Skinny Jeans cease to be allowed to be labeled Skinny Jeans?Maybe I’m behind the times, but lately I’ve been hearing the ladies mentioning “skinny jeans”. I learned that what makes these jeans “skinny” is the size of the opening around the ankles. These jeans are sold as “Thigh-slimming, stomach flattening, buttocks-shaping, leg lengthening jeans”.

0508b11.thumbnail Robs Deep Question of the Week: At what size do Skinny Jeans cease to be allowed to be labeled Skinny Jeans?But can these be called “skinny jeans” with a straight face if you go here and buy them in Size 18 with a 31″ inseam?

Nothing at all against someone who wears the above-mentioned-size jeans. But “skinny jeans” is just a stupid-as-hell name.

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One Response to “Rob’s Deep Question of the Week: At what size do “Skinny Jeans” cease to be allowed to be labeled “Skinny Jeans”?”

  1. Clare 11 June 2007 at 8:42 am Permalink

    Contrary to popular belief, “skinny jeans” do not impart that particular adjective on the wearer! Yikes!


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