Okay, here’s my experience trying out and reviewing Good American’s Always Fits jeans:
So, I’ve been seeing these Good American Always Fits jeans popping up everywhere. The whole idea is that they’re super stretchy and can fit you even if your weight goes up or down a bit. Sounds pretty cool, right? I finally decided to give them a shot and see if they lived up to the hype.
The Ordering Process
First things first, I went to their website. Browsing was easy enough. They have a ton of different washes and styles, from skinny to straight leg, even some wide-leg options. I went for a classic skinny jean in a medium wash because, you know, gotta start with the basics.
The sizing was a little different. Instead of just regular number sizes, they have these size ranges, like 00-4, 6-12, 14-18, and so on. I had to check their size chart to figure out which one would work for me. It felt a little weird, not gonna lie, but I picked my usual size range and hoped for the best.
Trying Them On
Okay, so the jeans arrived. I ripped open the package (because who doesn’t love new clothes?) and pulled them out. The denim felt pretty thick and good quality, not that cheap, thin stuff.
Now for the moment of truth… I slid them on, and… they actually fit! Pretty comfortably, too. They were definitely snug, but not in a bad way. The material had a lot of give, like they really would stretch if I needed them to.
The “Always Fits” Test
To really test the “Always Fits” claim, I did a few things. I did some squats (gotta make sure they’re comfy for moving around), I sat down and crossed my legs (the ultimate test of any skinny jeans), and I even ate a big meal (for science, obviously).
- Squats: No problem! The jeans moved with me.
- Sitting: Surprisingly comfortable. No digging into my waist.
- Big Meal: Okay, they were a little tighter after I ate, but still totally wearable. I didn’t feel like I needed to unbutton them immediately.
The Verdict
Honestly, I’m pretty impressed. These jeans are comfy, they look good, and they really do seem like they could handle some weight fluctuations. It’s kind of a relief to know I have a pair of jeans that will probably still fit even if I indulge a little too much on pizza night. I think they’re a good option, especially because jeans can be tricky to make comfortable.
