Hi alltogether,

yesterday I made an interesting discovery I would like to share with you.

In the past few years my wife always commented on trousers and Jeans I was wearing that they all look baggy, don't really fit and hang low on my back and so on.

I always had to choose larger men trousers so they would get over my hips and fit my belly - however they looked baggy on my behind and tended to slide down and don't fit on my waist even with a belt.

Now out of curiousity I ordered girl Jeans (not skinny but straight cut so they don't look overly girly) and tried them on yesterday. I was totally surprised as I put them on yesterday because they fit perfectly, don't slide down, don't hang baggy on my behind and are totally comfortable to wear (as Girl Jeans they seem to have a longer waistline). They fit like they were made right for my figure.

Now I have not been on HRT until now so there can't be fat Distribution so far - but as they perfectly fit I must have some kind of female fat Distribution on my Body.

As you may read in my introduction Posts here in the Forum I have a longtime condition of very low T for several years - which I am now getting checked.

So I strongly assume there has been some female fat Distribution alone from the low T.

However today I have already been wearing the Girl Jeans to the Office and no one did notice anything that they are Girl Jeans (well they have no girly Features on them) 

Kind regards

Quote from: transjoe on February 05, 2016, 04:00:00 AM
Hi alltogether,

yesterday I made an interesting discovery I would like to share with you.

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Now out of curiousity I ordered girl Jeans (not skinny but straight cut so they don't look overly girly) and tried them on yesterday. I was totally surprised as I put them on yesterday because they fit perfectly, don't slide down, don't hang baggy on my behind and are totally comfortable to wear (as Girl Jeans they seem to have a longer waistline). They fit like they were made right for my figure.

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However today I have already been wearing the Girl Jeans to the Office and no one did notice anything that they are Girl Jeans (well they have no girly Features on them) 

Kind regards

what brand. I've been looking to do the same

Hugs
Suzi


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Welcome to the wonderful world of womens jeans.... Ive been doing this for the last 7 months...its all I will ever wear.
and I dont think anyone caught on...

I had the same mens jeans issues and I am also a low T person

I wear the slightly stretchy ones too.... OMG! awesome 

I absolutely have the same issue with men's jeans. I have 40" hips and though my waist isn't super tiny it's around 33" just above my navel. The bagginess of the men's cut makes me look like I have no butt. I ordered some women's skinny jeans and they fit perfectly and are super cute but I can't go in boy mode as they are basically jeggings and are also capris.

Would be interested to hear what brands and cuts you ladies are wearing.


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Well, Ive scooped all mine from the thrift store... this is how I discovered what works for me on a budget. Grab 10 different pairs for a buck each and go home and see what they do.
But(t) Im a plus size (22) so my brands prolly wont work for you skinny girls But I like medium or low rise and my current faves are made by sonoma the life and style line

I fell in love with Macy's Style & Co. Straight cut jeans & got some good deals over the holiday as I was coming out to my wife.

Love the fit, but while I'd love to wear them in guy mode, my wife says I'd be noticed.

Hi, thanks for the replies,

so here is the link to my Jeans https://www.ottoversand.at/sheego-denim-stretch-jeans-mit-geradem-schnitt/pref-AKL10015680066%40OttoversandAt-Shop/artikel/ottoversand-at?promoArticleNo=101661

however the shop is in Europe - so I don't know where you would get them whereelse.

Are you all are on hrt or is your fat Distribution without hrt like mine?

Kind regards

I have been wearing women's jeans for years, long before transition. Guy jeans were always uncomfortable. My hips and butt have always been somewhat feminine but with HRT that has increased. I think if i tried on guy jeans they would fit horribly.

"Boyfriend" jeans are interesting - some fit and look ok on me, others no way.

I had the same problem. Everybody told me I was swimming in my jeans, but I couldn't go to a lower size because then I couldn't fit into them. Switched to women's and they just fit. I started with what I considered a bridge look, i.e. not skin tight, but still women's. They fit perfectly. No longer needed a belt at all. I find I like how the curvier styles look on me better, but every time I stand up, I have to pull them up. They still fit a heck of a lot better than the men's did though.

I've bought my jeans at Target - Denizen Levis are pretty good.  No one has ever commented on them being women's jeans in four months and yes, I love the way they fit.

I just ordered some on lucky jeans, so hopefully they fit


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Quote from: Karlie Ann on February 05, 2016, 11:14:44 AM
I've bought my jeans at Target - Denizen Levis are pretty good.  No one has ever commented on them being women's jeans in four months and yes, I love the way they fit.

Denizens are the ones I like. Faded glory is what I started with. I think they came from Walmart.

Quote from: Karlie Ann on February 05, 2016, 11:14:44 AM
I've bought my jeans at Target - Denizen Levis are pretty good.  No one has ever commented on them being women's jeans in four months and yes, I love the way they fit.

I buy the same jeans they are in juniors section, the way they are cut the hips are not very curvy so they fit well on someone who is just starting get some hips from HRT. I wear a 12 but think they go up to size 18.

I love my skinny jeans, but are those necessarily girly? I see men wearing them all the time. I'm fully feminine at home but need to be able to go out shopping without being bothered by men (I live in a neighborhood where that happens), so when I put my coat on (do wear a female blouse), I'm gender neutral in my skinny jeans and Vans sneakers.

At least I thought so.. this is what I'm wearing right now:

the problem with girl jeans in general is that THE POCKETS ARE DAMN TINY 

Quote from: .Christy on February 05, 2016, 08:23:40 PM
the problem with girl jeans in general is that THE POCKETS ARE DAMN TINY 

Hehe, I've always stolen my sisters' jeans so I learned not to use them.  I always carry a pocket on me, on a jacket or something

EDIT:  Look out with the purse though, those things are messier than my Dad's garage!  I don't know why it happens!

Quote from: .Christy on February 05, 2016, 08:23:40 PM
the problem with girl jeans in general is that THE POCKETS ARE DAMN TINY 

LOL, Truth, sister!  But I like the way my phone sticks out of my back pocket.  I see other women with their phones that way and I smile because mine looks the same as theirs!

Quote from: Karlie Ann on February 05, 2016, 09:27:25 PM
LOL, Truth, sister!  But I like the way my phone sticks out of my back pocket.  I see other women with their phones that way and I smile because mine looks the same as theirs!

I can't.  My phone is borderline tablet.

Phablet.

Quote from: .Christy on February 05, 2016, 08:23:40 PM
the problem with girl jeans in general is that THE POCKETS ARE DAMN TINY 

usually, yes

I went to wearing Levis 505's months ago aside from two pairs of men's skinny jeans I already had.  I really love how they fit and they give much more better movement than men's jeans.  I was amazed that size 10's fit like a glove, though for whatever reason the darker color ones do not so I have several pairs of the same jeans.  I have to consciously focus to keep my hands out of my pockets when at work...