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My Picks for the Best Dad Jeans<\/h2>\n

It is hard to remember a time when skinny jeans weren\u2019t the norm. It was just back in 2005, when they were reintroduced and most of us baulked at the idea. Now skinny jeans are the only style most people wear. Their takeover has been total and complete. But, lately, I have been feeling, all the feels, for loose or baggy jeans. Baggy Jeans are finally back in style.<\/p>\n

The anti-skinny jean, also known as baggy jeans or dad jeans, is hot right now. There are a ton of silhouettes popping up everywhere, from slouchy boyfriend to baggy wide-leg. I am in love. And in truth, I now can\u2019t imagine why I ever gave them up in the first place.<\/p>\n

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Hello? Baggy Jeans Make Sense<\/h2>\n

Loose or baggy jeans just make sense. They are completely comfortable even when you just ate that whole plate of pasta. They are loose enough in summer to allow you to feel cool; And the perfect amount of slouch is actually quite slimming.<\/p>\n

I have been on the lookout for a baggy pair of jeans for about a year. Until recently, it has been slim pickings. To scratch my itch for a pair of baggy jeans, I first bought a pair of men\u2019s Levi\u2019s 501. I sized up so I could get the baggy look. Men\u2019s jeans are great for us tall girls since you can order your specific inseam. Mine is 34.<\/p>\n

So Many Styles – Baggy, Dad, Mom, etc.<\/h2>\n

Now, there are a ton of different baggy styles to choose from and you can likely find one from your favorite brand (Hey! rag & bone,\u00a0 I hope you get on this bandwagon as you are my most loved brand). They are called everything from baggy jeans, oversized, Dad or even Mom jeans. I decided, I wanted (I often say need but I am really trying to be specific about want and need) a couple additional pairs for spring and summer. I stuck with baggy denim with little to no distressing or holes as I wanted the baggy look but not the grungy style. There are a host of options with holes if that is your jam. I will link some below. Here are the styles I tried and my thoughts on each:<\/p>\n

Levi’s Men 501 Original Fit<\/h2>\n

These are the Levi’s<\/a> I bought last year to satisfy my craving for a pair of baggy jeans. I sized up for the baggy look. One great thing about buying men’s jeans is you can order the exact inseam you need usually from 29 to 36. These are classic 501 Levi’s<\/a> and are effortlessly cool. The price is incredible for the quality. I picked these up for under $50. Many of the other pricier denim try to emulate the classic distressing of a good pair of Levi’s.<\/p>\n