I am so pleased to be able to offer these jeans for Matt, after many months
of working with the manufacturer to get them "just right." And they have turned out beautifully.
JEANS DESCRIPTION--They come in sandwashed blue, solid black, and khaki. They are detailed, with perfect topstitching, tiny belt-loops, five pockets, faux rivets, and a black leather-look
belt. And, they are fully lined in white to eliminate the chance that they would stain your dolls.
COST--Because I understand times are tight, I have not responded to higher manufacturing
costs with a price increase--in fact my desire is to make the jeans MORE affordable. Purchased from my website, jeans
are typically $22.50 per pair shipped. (On sale right now for $19.50). If you buy the "multi-pack"--two pairs of
blue, one black and one khaki, you receive a savings of $10--$80 for 4 pairs (70 during the current sale). (Those
colors are the default combination--if you want a different combo, just email).
SHIPPING--Right now I'm offering free first class domestic
OR international shipping. If you prefer priority mail, please email and I'll invoice you for your jeans plus $2.25
additional to cover the upgrade to priority mail.
Black doesn't photograph very well. The jeans are actually a solid dark black color, not dark brown as they appear
here. And the top stitching is dark brown, not orange. :)
Coverage!
Because of my low-rise/full coverage design, Matt can sit & not expose himself. :)
This photo shows the rise on Matt. The jeans hit him at about a centimeter below his navel--where real jeans would
hit a real guy. The picture also shows a better representation of the black color.
THE FIT--The fit is awesome! (Can you tell I'm excited about them?) They look
great worn alone, but you can also tuck in a tee or dress shirt and they fit great that way, too. I've designed them
like people jeans with a lower rise in front and full coverage in the back--so Matt can sit and still say no to crack!
:)
BYE-BYE, BUNDIES--I had the manufacturers make up a sample pair of Matt's padded
bundies, but the cost was prohibitive, and having the jeans lined actually serves a similar purpose.
