Women’s Jeans

[Dudewithboobs]

I have a couple pair of women’s jeans I wear time to time as they are just more comfortable. Straight cut being the go to style for more masculine style. However, I put on my regular men’s jeans the other day as cooler weather has hit here and they fit terribly. I checked to make sure it was a newer pair I had bought awhile ago and it was. Tried on a different pair and fit not great either. 
I got out the scale thinking have I gained weight? Nope, I’ve lost 7lbs. I got out my pair of women’s Levi and when putting them on just took a quick glimpse in the mirror and seen definitively my body has taken on a rounder shape in the upper leg and backside areas. Not dramatically but definitely a that didn’t look like that before moment. 
If it continues I think women’s jeans may be the go to more than the option. 
For those who wear women’s jeans exclusively. Any brands and styles you prefer to not be seen as clearly women’s jeans? I find the straight cut is the only option really as it’s the only option I find without a flare style to it. 

[taxmapper]

personally I wear the boot cut Lees and maybe if I like them levis. 

Like you I found that they fit far better and feel far more comfortable. 
and I get more of butt in those than my mens wranglers. 

[Dudewithboobs]

Thanks I’ll take a look at em. The Lee brand I like but the tag on the back always deferrred my interest because of them being a very female brand and I feel the stitching on the back pockets are on men’s jeans a lot now days too so not too worried there but the hugging of the knee in the boot cut style has often made me enjoy the comfort overall but disregard due to the feminine flare knee and below 

[Johndoe1]

When I wear women's jeans I have to be careful of cut of the seat or my bubble butt is very obvious. I have to watch the seam in the crotch to be sure my rear doesn't become two defined cheeks! 

[taxmapper]

When I wear women's jeans I have to be careful of cut of the seat or my bubble butt is very obvious. I have to watch the seam in the crotch to be sure my rear doesn't become two defined cheeks!

Not laughing at you, but ironically I WISH I had hips like that. 

[Johndoe1]

When I wear women's jeans I have to be careful of cut of the seat or my bubble butt is very obvious. I have to watch the seam in the crotch to be sure my rear doesn't become two defined cheeks!

Not laughing at you, but ironically I WISH I had hips like that.

While not as pronounced as a woman's bottom (thank goodness), certain cuts will show a bottom that's not all male! Unless I wear something that defines my bottom, I can get by with it totally unnoticed, unlike my chest which is not hideable any more. 

[taxmapper]

I talked about this partly before, recently I was told by my other half that I have a "round" pelvis and though not the JLo butt, jeans circle around my hips rather than drape them (as in male).  

I stated before that I have long wished I had the hips, and that it never felt right that I didnt. 


When switching to womens jeans, they just fit better and sit on my body more naturally than mens. 

[Johndoe1]

I talked about this partly before, recently I was told by my other half that I have a "round" pelvis and though not the JLo butt, jeans circle around my hips rather than drape them (as in male). 

..........

When switching to womens jeans, they just fit better and sit on my body more naturally than mens.

Ditto. 

[Evolver]

I don't have a pelvis or butt which requires women's jeans, but I have owned some before, years ago.

I once got wind of a flash sale pop-up store selling jeans, and I went along, buying a couple of pair. They became my favorites after that. One was a faded and pre-ripped button fly straight fit, and the other was a darker color boot cut, but also button fly (and I often went commando with both 😉). About 10 years later after they began to deteriorate badly, I looked that brand up online, only to discover that they only sold women's jeans! 😲

[Johndoe1]

What brand was that? (Asking for a friend! )

[Evolver]

They were called Nobody jeans. The ones I bought were certainly not as expensive as the ones online now! Not sure if the ones I had, or button fly for that matter, are still available. 

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[Puna]

I've never worn women's jeans, however I did order couple different styles of women's overall jumper shorts recently. The pair i wore outside of home had the shoulder straps going over my back, to the wast line so it did have a slight feminine look, but nobody said anything. 

[Sophie]

I've been wearing women's jeans and slacks for about 25 years now. I never really thought about them as "women's " jeans. They have always just been "my" jeans. No different than my bras, panties, skirts or heels. It just what I wear. As a woman or previously, as a man, I have never been fitted for a bra at a "Men's or "Women's" lingerie boutique or department. They are all the same. Bras are designed for people who have breasts and are in need of comfort, support and shape. Some jeans are designed for people who have a rounded bottom, wider hips and thighs and some just go straight up and down. If I need a new dress or skirt, I'm going to buy a dress or skirt. Not a men's dress or skirt or a women's. I wear a lot of slingback heels. To this day I've never bought any "women's " slingback heels. Any clothing that you buy is just "your" clothing. 

I have identified as a woman for almost five years now. My boobs haven't changed much, however, I guess that I don't have gynecomastia anymore? Except for wearing a skirt or dress and heels now, I had been wearing jeans, slacks and tops that happen to fit me. Was I a crossdresser? I still wear my "Men's Smartwool" socks. I also wear pantyhose. Am I a crossdresser? I just wear what fits and what my job requires or what is appropriate for the occasion. It's all just clothing. 

Anyway.... you know me, I get to rambling 😀❤️. I still love my Torrid Bombshell Skinny jeans and my Ariat low rise boot cuts.

[JTL]

I recently tried women's jeans for the first time.  While shopping for men's jeans always seemed very straight forward, I found shopping for women's jeans can get very complicated.  There are low rise, mid rise, high rise.  Skinny leg, wide leg, boot cut.  Some plain, and others with feminine accents.

I am married to a very heterosexual woman, and I don't want her to think I am going trans, so I played it safe. The pair I have are cut about the same as men's in some ways, but they have extra room in the thigh and seat. They are very comfortable and my wife approves. She even says I look better in my women's jeans than men's.

[Goodnplenty]

I've been wearing women's jeans for about ten years now.  I always struggled with mens jeans because of my butt and thighs.  To get a pair that fit my butt and thighs the waist would have to be a couple of inches larger than what I actually needed. This would contribute to an overall baggy dishevaled look. Not a good look.  Then I discovered womens jeans, they were not only cut for larger butts and thighs relative to typical men's jeans but also used denim that is stretchy.  That creates a better fit with less baggyness and better movement.  My only complaint is the pocket situation, it's very rare to find women's jeans with normal sized pockets.  My favorite is bootcut Lee jeans followed by Levi's, for me those two have the best overall fit.