Costco has for its
Members:
Kirkland Signature Men's Jeans on sale
5-Pairs for $29.95 or
10-Pairs for $49.90.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
Weltweit for sharing this deal
Notes:
- You must select your size from the Drop-Down Menu on product page
- Add a quantity of 5 or 10 to cart to get the corresponding sale price
- Non-Members may purchase but are subject to a 5% surcharge
Features:
- Relaxed fit
- Double-seam stitching
- Zipper fly closure
- Reinforced belt loop
- 100% Cotton
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The other 8 are still actually new and unworn... Good quality jeans... A bit baggy.. my GF calls them my "farmer Ted" jeans.... Clearly 0 fox given by me... I also have the slip on sneaker slippers... also ugly as $&!t but comfy and No tying necessary.... a decent bucket hat tops the look.
These are some decently heavy weight 1denim. I mean, we're not talking selvedge denim by any means, but heavy for a mass-market denim jean. And it's 100% cotton, which is good for those (like me) who *hate* any kind of stretchy denim.
These, unfortunately, seem to be discontinued. They haven't been in stores for many months, and this seems to be Costco's attempt to clear out the last of the inventory.
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As for men wearing stretch jeans….. Come on, you lose your "Man Card", dude. Go have a Mic Ultra and sing "YMCA" in them stretch jeans.
Stretch jeans look exactly the same as non-stretch, you are confusing stretch with skinny jeans. Very very different products. Regular jeans with some stretch in the fabric are superior due to more comfort and practicality, period.
As a dad, they meet my expectations: simple, durable, and pairs well with a polo for work. However, a snag is that the zippers on all the jeans broke immediately... meaning, they were sliding down easily (still attached though). To remedy this, I ingeniously used one of those round flat key chain rings (like the ones from dealership oil changes). I looped it through the zipper and hooked it onto the button. Bit of a bother to MacGyver a fix, but given the price, I'm willing to overlook it.
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