do jeans stretch over time?
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"Jeans by nature actually do stretch. The fabric is meant to morph and form to the body which is why we love them," he says. But just how much they'll loosen after purchase is harder to pin down. ... Despite their name, stretch jeans will actually expand less in the long run.
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Vintage jeans are a classic standby, but they are definitely having a moment right now. Rigid denim with a high rise and straight legs are winning out over other styles like skinny jeans with stretch that have been popular over the last decade.
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Wash your jeans on a cold setting or soak them in cold water for about five minutes. Put your jeans on wet. Wear your jeans until they're completely dry. This will stretch and mold them to fit your thighs.
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If you want to buy your standard-issue skinny jeans/jeggings/whatever at Forever 21 because they are stretchy and fit well enough and get used up quickly anyway, more power to you. They have their flaws, but they are still a relatively functional pair of skinny jeans at the low, low price of $15 or whatever.
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Do Tieks stretch? Yes, Tieks absolutely will stretch over time and in my experience, that means they also gradually become more comfortable as you wear them. I honestly believe that the reason my Lovestruck pair is so comfortable is that they stretched and became more supple with time.
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Sometimes jeans shrink after washing and sometimes we expand, but either circumstance means needing to let the waist out. ... If you have a pair of jeans pinching you at the waist, try letting them out a bit. Don't throw away too-tight jeans, let the waist out to make them bigger.
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By far, these were the best-selling pair of jeans from the J. ... Crew classic, these are a shout-out to the Old School J. Crew jeans we loved in the '90s. These have a good amount of stretch in them, which makes them very comfortable and well-fitting but the fabric has some weight to it, so the quality feels great.
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When it comes to drying jeans, be sure to turn your pair inside out and tumble dry them on a delicate cycle and low heat setting, unless the care label directs otherwise. ... Plus, jeans will actually last longer and stay in shape better if you take them out of the dryer when they're slightly damp.
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If your jeans are lightweight, or only an inch or so too long, then rolling is simple – fold the hem back once, then again if you want a cleaner cuff. But weightier denim, or jeans that are longer or fairly wide, poses a problem. “You can end up with something that looks really chunky,” says Brooke.
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I have stopped buying NYDJ jeans as their quality has significantly gone downhill over the past several years. They stretch out and fade badly.
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Yes, your shoes can stretch. Shoes have some ability to expand. ... After I bought my tennis shoes, I soon found they were too uncomfortable to wear for any length of time. Now before I purchased a pair of shoes, 99% of the time I will get shoes that fit my feet comfortably without it needing stretching.
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Most of their jeans have a lot of spandex, so a lot of stretch but won't stretch out too quick. I'm in love with their "blue/black" stocking jeans. They have nylon in them and are extremely stretch and soft and comfortable. Runs a bit long, but generally very true to size.
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The answer is most definitely yes! I'm seeing the trends leaning more towards light pastel colors, but colored denim is definitely still going strong. ... I could wear the 28, but I don't like my light colored jeans to be too snug so I opted for the larger pair. I also hang them to dry so they don't shrink.
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These jeans are another hit with soft but structured denim. They are easy to dress up or wear casually. They do stretch out a bit over the course of the day and run a little big. You may want to size down if you run between sizes.
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As long as they have cotton in them you should be able to shrink them to some degree. But be aware you cannot control what part of the jeans shrinks nor by how much; the pair will shrink in every dimension and not necessarily in equal amounts.
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The simple answer is yes, suede shoes do stretch out with wear and it's actually by design that they do so. Suede is nature's memory foam, which is why it's used so often in shoes that are designed and sold to be comfortable. Suede shoes, more than any other type of shoe, will mold themselves to the shape of your feet.