PAJAMA JEANS REVIEWS - Read This BEFORE Buying Them

If you're one of the few ladies out there who hasn't already bought Pajama Jeans, the pajama pants that look like jeans, then read my review before grabbing a pair, or two! Getting the right advise and care instructions for them will go a long way and ensures you'll get the best wear out of them.

For most women, the battle between style & comfort when it comes to your wardrobe is always something we stress about, especially when it comes to jeans. When you buy them tight, and they're not built right for your body, they can flatten your butt, be really uncomfortable to wear, or show off some love handles in full force. If you buy them too loose, you can't accent your curves & figure the way we all want them to.

I heard about pajama jeans from a friend who saw them featured on The View, and she wouldn't stop talking about them. I went to
their website to find out more, and was pretty impressed, which is hard for anything to do as I'm a rather skeptical shopper.

It was obvious they would be comfortable, they're pj's after all, which was great knowing I could wear them all day without feeling like I was in a vacuum seal! More importantly, my weight tends to fluctuate throughout the year, so I thought they would be perfect since I didn't have to worry about cramming myself into them after putting on a few pounds during the holidays.

Not to brag, but these things make your butt look GREAT!

When I opened them up and tried them on, I was more excited about how stylish they looked as I found myself posing in the mirror like the girl in the commercial. I don't have the waistline I did when I was 18, so any pair of pants that look this good no matter what top you're wearing, are staying in my closet forever. You can't tell that they're not really jeans. Between the stitching, brass rivets, & boot cut design, they go with everything and make sure you don't look too dressed down & casual, which was exactly what I was hoping to get out of them.

My husband (who never notices anything), came home from work while I was making dinner, walked up behind me, smacked me on the butt, and said "lookin' good hun, are those new?"
I starting laughing because that NEVER happens. I usually have to tell him I bought new jeans, he'll glance at them, and then ask how much they cost. Even though they were less expensive than most jeans I buy, it's funny how the topic of cost seemed to slip his mind when he thought they looked so good. Men.