Stop Wearing Jeans Once You Reach This Age. See why

Some things get tougher with age—including finding the perfect jeans. A UK survey by CollectPlus asked 2,000 Brits about their shopping habits, revealing that by age 53, many struggle with fit and frustration. One in 10 over 50 try on up to six pairs before finding one that works, and some even shed tears in the process.

Based on the final data, the researchers recommend ditching denim by the time you reach 53 years old. It’s not because you’re making a fashion faux pas, though. In truth, it just becomes harder to find a pair that fits by that age.

Sadly, the numbers spell bad news for denim devotees. One in 10 of respondents over the age of 50 reported trying on up to six styles before finding the perfect pair, the researchers said. The study also found that most people experience peak stress levels while jeans shopping by age 53. Six percent of shoppers even became so upset they burst into tears. (Sound familiar? Here’s how to find the best jeans for your body type.)

Experts say it’s not about fashion, but the stress of the search. Still, if you love your jeans, wear them proudly—no matter your age!

[Sources: KSN, CBS Pittsburgh, Daily Mail]
Originally Published: January 25, 2018

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