It is challenging to find jeans for my teen. The Goodfellow & Co jeans fit him well. They are a little bigger than I'd like in the thighs, but, for the price, you can't beat them.

This is my local store and NEVER has pants/jeans with my right height 34" (weird because most of the people are tall), the store should have different styles in this size 34"/34". PD: As a plus, the clothing section looks non-attractive and this store is placed in a good city location able to make the store exceed its goals, since 50% are young people and young adults and 30% are tourists of all ages who would like to dress in the Miami style. shirts, tops, shorts sleeves in colors vibrant like Miami. Red, Orange, Teal, Turquoise could be more attractive without significant changes

These jeans are sleek in color and stretch in size. Love them

I love these onesies even though my little one is not here yet. They are waiting fot him to wear inside his crib. They are neutral color for boys and girls

In theory, it should not be difficult for me to find jeans I like. I fall well in the middle of the bell curve when it comes to men's sizes. But the skinny look is what's been trending for a while, and my calves are just muscular enough that they can't do a lot of skinny jeans. I usually go for the ones labeled "Slim," so that I can get close to the current style and avoid looking like someone who just walked out of the 1990s in their fat JNCO jeans. But sometimes even the slim-fit jeans are a bit too tapered. These jeans, on the other hand, are perfect--snug enough around the thighs and calves, but not too tight. The other thing that makes buying jeans difficult for me is that I can't, for the life of me, get into the extreme distressed look, or any kind of excessive showiness when it comes to jeans. (I love that scene in Deadpool where Wade Wilson tells a guy, "You need to seriously ease up on the bedazzling. They're jeans, not a chandelier.") These particular jeans, though, keep the faux distressing very subtle--just a slight muting of the dye around the thighs, and that's pretty much it. In terms of comfort, these are top shelf as well, with just enough stretch to the fabric that they don't dig into your skin as you're sitting, bending, etc. They also seem durable, but I haven't worn them quite long enough to know for sure. This is one of my three favorite pairs of jeans. If it's any indication of how rare of a find that is, one of my other favorites was purchased in Hermosillo, Mexico. You could say I've done my share of searching.

My husband really loves these jeans. They are flexible and very comfortable to wear. He also loves how stylish they are. The only thing that he is getting used to is the fact that they stretch out throughout the day and feel a bit loose. When they are washed, they shrink back to their normal size, then they stretch out again as he wears them through the day. Overall, though, the comfort and fit is completely worth getting used to.