Do you still wear jeans?

No they don't, but I suppose I don't wear trainers when I go out so that doesn't worry me. I do wear old scruffy jeans at home and they are often boot cut, which is fine with trainers. I tend to wear boots outside my skinny jeans, or ballet pumps or loafers.

I like my slim jeans; they go well with a blazer and some smart shoes or boots, but they don't seem to look right with trainers.

Love my jeans and hope I never feel 'too old' to wear them

Yes but as you get older I think they have to be smart, (dark indigo, straight or boot cut ) and a good fit round the bum! NYD jeans are good.

I wear jeans or leggings or cords, I do have smart trousers but find increasingly that I would rather wear a smart new pair of stretchy slim jeans out, with a smart top, if I think I can get away with it. At this time of year I live in jeans with a little stretch, over leggings.

The last few years all cloth for making jeans seems to contain elastane, and I don't like the tight feeling. Even knickers/briefs are the same.
I've made a few pairs of flared trousers, corduroy, and have a nice warm wooly pair that I bought 2nd hand.
Husband has a few pairs of denim jeans, they don't seem to put elastane into those.

I wear jeans most of the time denim and cords find them very comfortable however have never ventured outside in a pair of leggings.

I used to live in jeans but now wear leggings and tunics most of the time; mainly because it means I don't have to change when I go to the gym and they're so warm at this time of year. Will switch back to jeans when it gets warmer though.

My muffin top needs Simon Cowell type pants

I slob around in jeans at home, and wear black skinny ones tucked in knee boots when I go out.
I do find that my legs get cold when I'm walking(as opposed to driving) to the shops, and then my knees ache!

I always buy high-waisted ones. I hate hipsters which give you a muffin top even if you're slim-ish!

The jeans I wear are maternity ones - they are so comfortable. I am not overweight, but hate things tight round my middle.

I live in jeans or stretchy cords, preferably bootcuts because I think they make your legs look longer and slimmer and I need all the help I can get. I also wear any style that will fit inside wellies.

I think it's what you wear with them that's important. Stretch jeans have a horrible habit of sliding down at the back when you sit down so a long top or T shirt is essential or you might reveal a builder's bum

Long woolly jumpers also look good with jeans and so does a Parka.

I didn't wear jeans in my youth, but since discovering Not Your Daughter's Tummy Tuck Jeans, I wear the straight leg style most days, in black or indigo. They are expensive at full price, but I buy mine on Ebay.

Every day.

Recently 'discovered' jeggings, and am hooked! Worn with a long top, boots etc they are so comfortable but look smart too......guess better late than never!

Often wear Jeans and jeggings.. they are just so easy to wear and comfy with a bit of stretch in them, tuck into boots and away I go.. not bothered whether I'm too old or not..

Yes, most of the time.

Most definitely, if you like them and are comfortable in them why on earth not?

Yes for walking the dog, knocking around in the garden and that sort of thing. They are hard wearing and take a lot of washing. Not bothered about my age etc - not bothered about my image!!! as I haven't got one.

I have to make an effort to think of things other than jeans to wear. They've always seemed the easiest thing, to me, but maybe I'm just a bit unimaginative.
(I like the sound of the "boyfriend" ones.)

I haven't worn jeans for a long while, tend to wear Craghoppers most of the time. However jeans do wonders for a ladies bum, very sexy, IMO.

Grannyknot, I know what you mean but I only buy jeans in thinner denim, with a bit of stretch!

I wear jeans most days that I'm not at work.

I wouldn't go for the skinny ones or the flares - a slightly bootcut style suits me fine, and I can either wear ankle boots or tuck them into longer boots.

purple good for your uncle!