
I told my saleswoman I was on the hunt for jeans, and she dutifully brought me an array of size 29 Seven, Rock and Republic, and Citizen of Humanity jeans. I am usually a Gap jeans girl, so this was heaven.
Poor T was cornered by the salesman/owner who piled him with jeans, khakis, shirts, a winter coat, ties, polos, and even shoes. I think he had $5,000 worth of clothes in there. He dutifully tried on all his outfits, making mental notes so he could copy the looks at Old Navy.
I found a butter soft pair of Citizens of Humanity jeans, but the Paige jeans were also lovely. Thankfully, they were 40% off, which still makes them ridiculously expensive, but feels like a good deal. I got both, and Tim managed to walk away with a single pair of dark Citizens of Humanity jeans. Our bill was more than $400, but you have to treat yourself sometimes, don't you?
--MM
Yikes. $400 on 3 pairs of jeans? I guess I am just a small town conservative girl.
ReplyDeleteI do agree though that every once and a while you have to treat yourself.
Glad you were able to find two awesome pairs of jeans!
too funny. I went to the after-christmas nightmare sale at the mall to do just that - buy one pair of to-die-for jeans. Nothing looked right, so I bought a suit and hit Gap for $25 jeans!
ReplyDeleteT tells me it was actually $471! But, really this is unusual for us. I bought a $1.50 necklace at a garage sale this weekend, but everyone has to splurge once in awhile, right? Are you with me?
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Definitely. Whether it's the $10 super coffee concoction or super jeans, splurge on something that makes you feel good - as long as it's not at the expense of the mortgage, ya know, cause then you'll feel bad later :-)
ReplyDeleteIt's not such a super splurge when you consider they'll last a long time and become a staple in your wardrobe. Right?
ReplyDeleteso jealous of your great jeans! i've been saving a $100 gift card since christmas and am heading to nordstrom's on friday to find myself a pair. wish me luck!
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