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I have a problem with all the jeans i buy! in about 6 months time after i buy them, they start to rip at ususlly the crotch part. I cant keeping buying jeans over and over again. Am i over wearing them? What can i do to get rid of the problem?
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Are you wearing them too tight? Try buying your next pair of jeans a size bigger than you would normally wear or choosing a more relaxed fit. Besides, super tight jeans are unflattering and trouser jeans are in so it's a win-win. :)
When you try them on, make sure they don't pull across the thighs. That could be part of it too. I'm not really sure if washing them less will do anything, but it's worth a try! One other thought ... I don't know what brand of jeans you usually buy, but maybe it's time to invest in a higher qualit pair that are going to last much longer. (Gap, Banana Republic, etc.) They'll stay nicer longer, and it'll probably end up being the same price as say, buying 3 pairs of jeans that rip within months of buying them. Good luck! :)
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