It seems to me that jeans never fit quite right.  It has always seemed like a waste of money to buy expensive blue jeans when they don't work any better for me than the cheap ones do. I've tried everything from Levi's blue jeans to Wal-Mart, and nothing works. I think it has to do with the shape of my body. You see, I have a long pelvis. All the jeans that I get seem to ride too low on me, or to ride up in the crotch.

The best fit that I have found is a pair of lucky brand jeans. I had almost given up entirely on all of blue jean kind when I found them last week at the mall. They were on the remaindered rack. It seems that the lucky brand denim jeans that I had found were slightly irregular. It is a good thing too, or I never would have bought them. I would not care if lucky brand jeans were the most famous brand in the world. I still would not pay what they ask for them normally. At least I would not have before. Now, things are different. I know how well this one particular style of lucky brand jeans fits on me.

Unfortunately, one pair of blue jeans alone is just not going to cut it. That is why I am going to the lucky brand jean outlet next week. I do not understand why anyone, once he or she has picked out the style of pants that he or she likes, would buy them at a normal store. If you can drive a few miles and buy your lucky brand jeans at one half the price, why not stock up at the outlet store? I guess that people who buy designer jeans are not the most practically minded people. They like to show off the fact that they can waste their money on bluejeans, so many do not like to buy them cheap.

I know that the lucky brand jeans are good because, for the very first time in my life, I have gotten a compliment on my pants. Maybe it is the fact that I always wear extremely worn, patched, and threadbare trousers, but no one has ever had a nice thing to say about my pants before. Now that I am wearing the lucky brand jeans, however, one of my best friends told me that I look cute. And she is a girl, so her opinion counts!