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Men's Liberation@lemmy.ca • 9 months ago

‘I prefer women’s jeans – men’s lack design subtlety’: why men are buying womenswear

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‘I prefer women’s jeans – men’s lack design subtlety’: why men are buying womenswear

www.theguardian.com

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Men's Liberation@lemmy.ca • 9 months ago

Men are finding some women’s clothes are better designed and cut, made of better fabric – and cheaper. From cotton vests on influencers to designer blazers on Prince Harry, men borrowing womenswear is on the rise

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From my experience men’s jeans are cheaper than women’s. And they have something very important that women’s jeans just don’t have. Decent pockets.

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