Nordstrom Anniversary Sale: All The Best Jeans On Sale For Men & Women - Forbes |
- Nordstrom Anniversary Sale: All The Best Jeans On Sale For Men & Women - Forbes
- John Boston | You Can Buy Mr. SCV's Jeans For Just $495!! - Santa Clarita Valley Signal
- Levi’s warehouse sale has markdowns up to 70 percent off on jeans, T-shirts, hoodies - pennlive.com
- These $20 Wrangler Dad Jeans Are My Wardrobe Go-To - Vogue
| Nordstrom Anniversary Sale: All The Best Jeans On Sale For Men & Women - Forbes Posted: 14 Aug 2020 06:18 AM PDT  End of summer sales generally see some of the best deals of the year, and Nordstrom's Anniversary Sale is a prime example. The annual sale includes not only bestsellers but even new arrivals from your favorite brands, and it's one of the best times to stock up on items like jeans, outerwear, or workout gear. Nordstrom cardmembers and certain Club Nordy members get to shop before everyone else during early access (which started on August 13 for all cardmembers). But regardless of your status with the retailer, you can still take a look at what's in store before the sale opens to everyone on August 19. Unsurprisingly, some of the very best deals included in the mix are closet staples, and this is especially true when it comes to the denim available. You'll find premium styles for both men and women, from top brands like Madewell, Frame, Rag & Bone, and more, across all fit and size preferences — from skinny jeans to straight and wide-leg silhouettes — all at significant discounts. We've pulled together a few of our favorite pairs jeans included in the sale, for both men and women. Take a look at just a portion of the quality denim below, and see our Nordstrom Anniversary Sale FAQ to find out everything you need to know before you shop. The Best Men's Jeans at the Nordstrom Anniversary SaleMavi Jeans Matt Relaxed Fit JeansWith a dark indigo wash and subtle fade detailing, these jeans offer a true slim fit — the perfect middle ground if you prefer more room than the average skinny jean. 7 For All Mankind The Straight Slim Straight Leg JeansMade of premium Italian stretch denim, this pair from 7 For All Mankind was designed for all day comfort. Bonus? The fabric features serious, reliable recovery, so you don't have to worry about them losing shape from regular wear. Frame L'Homme Slim Fit JeansInspired by a sleek European fit, these mid-rise jeans feature a form-fitting silhouette with just the right amount of stretch and softness, making them easy to move around in. "They feel good all day," shared a five-star reviewer. "No riding, either up or down, and comfortable without being hot or tight." ALLSAINTS Cigarette Skinny JeansOne of the brand's most popular and sleek styles, this jet-black pair features a modern skinny fit with tons of stretch and a relaxed, comfortable fit that doesn't cling to the body. AG Everett Slim Straight JeansLooking to add something fresh into the mix of your blue and black denim collection? These slim straight AG jeans come in a sanded gray shade with whispering and highlights at the hips and thighs for a worn-in, vintage look. Madewell Everyday Flex JeansSee what all the hype is about around Madewell's offerings for men with this casual, everyday pair of denim. The brand's most laid back style, these jeans feature a relaxed fit through the hip and thigh with a roomy, straight leg that was designed to be ultra lightweight and flexible. Fidelity Denim Jimmy Black Slim Straight Leg JeansThis pair of jeans was designed to be added to just about anyone's weekly rotation, featuring a dark wash with subtle sanding, and soft, stretchy denim that makes them comfortable to wear (and move in!) all day long. Levi's 511 Ripped Slim Fit JeansThis ripped, lived-in style has become more than popular in the last couple of years, with its exaggerated sanding, rips, shreds, and tons of stretch. Now that they're under $50? It's the best time to make your move on them. Neuw Iggy Skinny Fit JeansOffered at nearly $80 off, these Neuw jeans are a major deal, inspired by the styles worn by '70s rock stars. They feature plenty of stretch, and a skinny, tapered fit that still gives the legs room to breathe. Ksubi Chitch Linx Trashed Ripped Skinny Fit JeansAustralian-based label Ksubi is known for its laid-back, trend-driven denim styles, and this pair serves up just that — at nearly $100 off. The light wash pair features rips at the knees, and a skinny fit made from distressed cotton denim. Paige Transcend Normandie Straight Leg JeansMade in a deep, true blue wash, this classic straight leg silhouette offers just the right amount of stretch for daily comfort, while subtle fading and sanding give the pair a lived-in look. 7 For All Mankind Slimmy Luxe Sport Slim Fit JeansMade with 7 For All Mankind's Luxe Performance fabric, the style is designed to have that broken-in feel on the outside, made with soft-to-the-touch denim on the interior and exterior. What's more? They'll stretch as much as you need them too, without bagging out. The Best Women's Jeans At The Nordstrom Anniversary SaleGood American Good Legs High Waist Raw Hem Skinny JeansOffered in sizes 0 though 24, these high-rise, comfort stretch skinny jeans are amongst Good American's best selling styles. Complete with a gap-proof contoured waistband, this pair was designed with curves in mind. 7 For All Mankind Dojo Wide Leg JeansThis wide-leg style from 7 For All Mankind features an ultra-light wash, subtle distressed detailing, and vintage flared trouser silhouette for a retro, lived-in look that can be easily dressed up or down. Frame Le Skinny de Jeanne Ankle Skinny JeansFrame crafts its denim with organic and recycled fibers that make for some of the softest stretch denim on the market. This skinny style grazes the ankle, featuring raw hems and side slits for a modern update. One happy reviewer cosigned the pair calling them, "The most comfortable jeans I've ever tried on!" Madewell The Perfect Vintage JeansAt a significant discount, this sale is a great opportunity to try Madewell's popular Perfect Vintage jean — or stock up on more if you're already hooked. Inspired by the ideal thrift store pair, this style features a super high rise and tapered leg, channeling a pair the classic '90s supermodel would covet. Marilyn Straight Leg Jeans (Plus)Offered in plus sizes 14 through 24, this sharp and versatile dark wash pair of jeans can take you from the office to happy hour to a weekend of errands. Made with NYDJ's Lift-Tuck technology, the style was designed to lift your backside and smooth the tummy for a comfortable, body-hugging fit. STS Blue High Waist Crop Wide Leg JeansNow that the white after Labor Day "rule" has long been disregarded, throw a fresh style into your rotation for under $40. This pair from STS Blue features a bold wide-leg and a cropped fit. Rag & Bone Dre Slim Fit Ankle Boyfriend JeansRag & Bone is known for its premium, modern denim — and this is your chance to add a pair to your collection at a serious discount. This mid-rise, slim fit pair strikes the perfect lived-in look and feel, complete with whispering and plenty of stretch. AG Mari High Waist Slim Crop JeansMade with softened, stretch Japanese-denim, this high-waist slim crop style from AG features a heavy light whispering at the hips and thighs for an everyday pair with a twist. Paige Hoxton Ankle Skinny JeansOffered in sizes 000 through 16, these stretchy high waist black jeans offer a classic look with a twist, thanks to their sleek inky black wash and asymmetrical cuffed hems. "I'm not usually a fan of cut out gems," shared one five-star reviewer. "But this looked cute and perfect for booties. Veronica Beard Beverley High Waist Skinny Flare JeansThis pair for Veronica Beard are a great way to get your hands on premium designer jeans under $150. Made of Italian stretch denim, they give a sleek '70s feel with a flared leg and button fly. Joe's Honey Curvy Bootcut JeansFor a pulled together, bootcut silhouette, you can't go wrong with this pair from Joe's, which were designed to flatter curvy figures. Reviewers love that the denim has a soft yet sturdy feel, and that they're comfortable enough to wear throughout the week. BDG Urban Outfitters Pax Ripped High Waist JeansAn ultra versatile pair of jeans is what you'll get out of this pair from BDG. They feature a light wash, high waist, and distressing at the knees and hem. Kut From The Kloth Catherine Boyfriend JeansOffered in sizes 14 to 24, these mid-rise boyfriend jeans were made with tons of stretch for all day comfort. Their dark wash is complemented by subtle whiskering at the thighs, and while they appear cropped, they look just as good un-cuffed.  |
| John Boston | You Can Buy Mr. SCV's Jeans For Just $495!! - Santa Clarita Valley Signal Posted: 14 Aug 2020 03:14 AM PDT  Our twisted culture has become a despotic enabler for me. I'm in the midst of an up-and-down White Collar/Blue Collar Life, one day wearing a cowboy hat and doing yardwork on a grand, cinemascopic scale, the next I'm in a business suit, harrumphing vague and inconsequential things like "mitigate." The past several years, we've suffered through a fashion trend that mirrors society, maintaining a look casual but self-destructive. Both men and women are buying brand new jeans and, like hillbilly serial killers, slicing them up. Slash. Stab. Slice. Rip. In Beverly Hills, you can buy already shredded Levis for disco-stupid prices. Imagine. Jeans for $100 and beyond. When I was growing up, which for me is a lifelong process, adults would be horrified if they saw you wearing torn pants. Only hobos and Democrats walked about with holes in their pants. Heads, yes. Pants, no. I'm guessing, like dirty underwear, if you got into a car accident and were taken to the hospital, you wouldn't want the medical staff to see a patchwork quilt tan pattern where your thighs appeared to be dotted with a Splotchy Amoeba. Not a band name, mind you, just the foreign exchange student from Sardinia. I've got three pairs of jeans that, under normal circumstances, I would have thrown away years ago. Fashion. Fashion saved them. Instead of thousands of people cupping their mouths in horror or pointing damning fingers at me as I waltz by, I am looked upon as a fashion hepcat daddy god because my knees are getting fresh air. Sadly and of late, my jeans have gotten SO darn ripped, I just can't live with them anymore. A breeze kicks up and I'm feeling a draft in places not even the most trust proctologist has visited. I'm worried. Am I becoming one of those woke 89 genders my county government welcomes, with open arms? Part of the problem is what our parents used to tell us was true. They don't make things like they used to. It's hard to find a decent, working pair of jeans these days. They make most of them about as thick as a Kleenex and in the upside-down world of the 21st century, they come, "Already Worn!!" I ask you. Would you acquire a wife — or a 20-minute congresswoman — boasting of that kind of warranty? When I was working at the ranch a lot, I'd buy these logger jeans that were thicker than a Democrat's head and stiffer than 3/4-inch plywood. The manufacturer warned not to wash them for the first six years because "…you'd be better off cleaning a mountain lion and three chainsaws because rest assured these lumberjack britches will bona fidely wreck the inside of your Maytag." I got a strange letter years ago from the local sheriff. He obtusely apologized for his Rottweiler escaping from his K-9 cell and accidentally attacking me. He was sorry for the misunderstanding, but asked if I could wear some other form of pants when I came into town because the great attack canine broke its nose in three places running into my femur. You didn't just wash these manly man jeans. You walked through a car wash in them. Thrice. Fondly, I must admit. Other than Canyon High's cheerleader/gymnast foreign exchange student from North Korea, it was an experience I'll never forget. I've got to get myself a new pair of jeans. You can get your store-bought work pants in denim that range from about 12- to 14-ounce fabric weight range. Like most of once a proud and tough nation, the traditional American jeans makers have gone the Pinky In The Air Whilst Sipping Tea route. Carhartt, Wrangler, Levi, Lee and a few others still make their "rodeo-tough" jeans. By that they mean, they're tough enough to go to a rodeo and sit safely not in the stands but in your living room recliner where you don't have to worry about getting a splinter. Well. Unless you're at Randy Wrage's house. Randy's a cheap you-know-what and won't pop for a new recliner. Duluth up in Minnesota makes work jeans out of fire hose material but I'm a sensitive sort and wouldn't want people making the obvious and inappropriate joke at my expense: "Is That A Fire Hose In Your Pocket Or Are You Just Happy To See Me?" Just for the heck of it, I did a little homework. If there's a throne of the World's Toughest Jeans, many are pretenders. There's a company in London that doesn't fit easily on a business card. They're called Blackhorse Lane Ateliers. They make a 14-ounce denim for men. They cost $340. For that kind of money, they better come with two bright-eyed and giggling British stewardesses in the box. There's a Canadian company called — I'm not making this up — Naked & Famous. If you're wearing a pair right now I could tell you to sit down, but you probably couldn't. N&F makes a pair of jeans THREE TIMES THICKER than traditional overalls — 32 fah-rigging ounces. That's the heaviest known denim on Earth. They're made in that rodeo-rich area of Kojima, Japan, have 15-ounce leather patches and 2-inch-thick carpet yarn for pockets. Naked & Famous also has quite the sense of humor. They're selling these jeans at $495 a pair. N&F carries the disclaimer: "(Limited to 138 pairs)." For $495, plus tax, shipping and handling, these jeans pretty much better get up in the morning before I do, make coffee and saddle the horse by themselves. Famed author and cowboy-type John Boston is selling three pairs of autographed jeans, with holes in them, worn out by actual ranch work, for just $495. Contact him at The Mighty Signal. Cash only.  |
| Levi’s warehouse sale has markdowns up to 70 percent off on jeans, T-shirts, hoodies - pennlive.com Posted: 14 Aug 2020 04:00 AM PDT  Levi's is having an online warehouse sale full of great deals - as much as 70 percent off - on jeans, hoodies, T-shirts, even a beach towel - for everyone in the family. Here are some we found: The Levi's beach towel is marked down from $35 to $13.97. The towel is black with multi-colored lettering. A Luna knotted T-shirt for women is on sale for $20.97. Original price was $34.50. The 100% cotton shirt is marina blue and white tie-dye. A Sunset One pocket shirt for boys in a flamingo cloud dancer/white design is marked down from $59.50 to $18.97. The short-sleeve shirt is 100% cotton. A Big Boys Levi's logo T-shirt is just $6.97, marked down from $18. It's available in sizes small to extra-large and the color is dress blues. Levi's 501 Skinny jeans for women are marked down from $98 to $32.97. The jeans are white (faint hearted light wash) and come in a variety of sizes and two lengths. They are 99% cotton and 1% Elastane with a button fly and the iconic Levi's leather patch at the back waist. Skinny Taper Levi's Flex men's jeans are $34.97, marked down from $89.50. The color is "amalfi coast medium wash." Levi's said the jeans have "added stretch for ultimate comfort." They are 99% cotton and 1% Elastane. Ribcage Wide Leg Overalls Levi's Premium for women in black are more than 50% off, marked down to $50.97 from $128. According to Levi's, they are their "best-selling high-rise jeans, reinterpreted as a contemporary coverall." They have adjustable straps. Levi's Box Briefs for men in white with a red waist band are $10.97 for a pack of two. Original price was $34.50. Only small and medium are available. The Classic Worker Shirt for men in auden earth red is marked down to $20.97 from $69.50. Multiple sizes are still available. The button-up work shirt with two chest pockets has long sleeves and is 100% cotton. A Levi' X Super Mario T-shirt for kids was $24 and is now $9.97. The shirt is white with the Levi's logo and Super Mario. The shirt is 100% cotton, has a crewneck and short sleeves. Big Boys Levi's Serif Hoodies are marked down from $44 to $16.97. They come in heather grey and black in sizes from small to extra large. The sweatshirt is 60% cotton and 40% polyester. Toddler girls 2T to 4T high-rise tops are marked down from $22 to $8.97. Levi's says the tops are "designed with a high-rise fit for a cropped look that still hits at the waistband. They come in a white/leopard print and red, white and blue stars pattern. You can browse through all of the Warehouse Sale items here. If you need face mask, Levi's has those, too. Reusable, reversible cloth masks in a variety of colors and prints come three to a pack for $15. Thanks for visiting PennLive. Quality local journalism has never been more important. We need your support. Not a subscriber yet? Please consider supporting our work.  |
| These $20 Wrangler Dad Jeans Are My Wardrobe Go-To - Vogue Posted: 11 Aug 2020 12:07 PM PDT  I recently did a huge jeans cleanse. Before, I counted seven pairs of gray skinny jeans, old faded Dickies, a stray pair of carpenter pants, even a pair of Gucci denim high-rise. Farewell, dear denim. I'd been hoarding them for years, but I think I'm not alone, and jeans are the prime piece of clothing that manages to collect itself and fester in one's dresser. The remaining pairs that I decided to keep were my Wranglers. I have two versions: the handy Wrangler Wrancher jeans, a pair of men's black jeans with an embedded pleat that I have described as something that "holds my ass up like Atlas holding up the world." (I'm not exaggerating: It's like my butt is being cradled on a platter of unbreakable woven polyester stretch twill.) The other pair that remains is the Wrangler Regular Fit Jean that I have both in the lightest wash (light stonewash) and another in a darker wash (dark stonewash). Look them up and they're modeled by a sturdy-looking guy with muscular thighs. They fit like a dude's jeans should—mind you, a dude who doesn't care about fashion so much—They are loose, they have slack, and slightly bunch up at the foot. Or according to the website, they feature "a straight leg opening that fits over boots, and a higher rise that sits at your natural waist." The denim is tough. It's unafraid and anti-precious. But that is what makes them so, well, hot. While I could ride for miles on a horse sans a saddle or chop wood in them—you know, the nitty gritty stuff the jeans are actually made for—I instead feel like Cindy Crawford oh-so-casual in a pair of boot cut jeans. I've been living in them during quarantine.  |
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