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Next jeans worn out in 12 months

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mummyrabbitpeppapig · 08/06/2017 16:41

Bought pair of next enhancer jeans around this time last year. Wear them approx one/two times a week. They are wearing out already around the thigh area. Jeans usually last longer than this! Thoughts?

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TrueColors · 09/06/2017 09:21

Were they the lift and sculpt ones by any chance?

NavyandWhite · 09/06/2017 09:25

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Kittykatmacbill · 09/06/2017 09:31

Wow it would never occur to me that jeans would last that long, always wear them through in less than six months. Normally through the knee...

I did have Levi's from the 90s that did last 5 years but things aren't made like that any more!

kmc1111 · 09/06/2017 09:58

It's too fast if they're actual denim, but if they're a mix of denim and a stretchy material then that's pretty standard. A lot of 'jeans' these days are no more durable than cheap leggings.

TheFaerieQueene · 09/06/2017 10:06

I loathe Lycra in jeans. I actively avoid buying any with more than1%.

RedGrapeCornSnake · 09/06/2017 10:11

I also had this with next jeans - not just at the thigh rubbing point but on the front of the thighs too, they replaced the first ones and the exact same thing happened. I wear gap jeans now, they've lasted much better, despite my legs still being the same!

Run4Fun · 09/06/2017 10:19

I found Next's quality of product across the board has really declined. It used to be great. Now, it is poorly to average quality at a high price.
I have Oasis jeans and they have worn really well. Lycra won't wear as well especially if washing at high temperatures.

PoppyFleur · 09/06/2017 10:21

Gap jeans are great, 3 years and still going strong. Some M&S are good but as many have pointed out, Lycra is often the cause. Designer jeans containing Lycra are no better, just far more expensive.

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