Hi, my name is Julie Reppucci, and I’m a Fit Specialist at True Jeans. My background is in Fashion Design, and I have a lot of experience in custom clothing construction. I fully understand how important it is to find jeans and clothing that fits great and flatters your unique body type, all while maintaining your own unique style and comfort. The dressing room is a nightmare for most. At True Jeans, we are working around the clock to eliminate the dressing room and make buying jeans an easy and enjoyable experience. To find your true fit, you have to take into account your unique body shape as well as your personal style preferences. At the end of the day it’s all about you. Tell me your stories about shopping nightmares and successes. I am excited to hear from you and I look forward to discussing any questions you may have about fit, style advice, fabrics, brands, and sizing options.
Posted by Julie R. on May 9, 2007 at 10:47 AM
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Hi my husband wears levis 34-32 31 length would be good but not that popular. sometimes 36-32 and I buy him regular fit not slim because they are too snug on his fuller cut legs. He always has saggy butt in his jeans and he has a good body just has saggy butt in his jeans. Is there any help or suggestions. I bought Lee jeans and they did not hold up at all when the saged they riped in the crotch so the denim wasn't as good as levi's. Thank you for your time.
Penny
Posted by Penny Hobbs on June 17, 2008 11:35 AM
Hi Julie!
I was just wondering why True Jeans doesn't offer Citizens of Humanity.
Posted by Elena on April 12, 2008 6:04 PM
I am looking for a pair of jeans that fit me right. I am 5'3" tall. I have a short torso, a waist of 26" and powerful thighs. All the jeans I owned are big in the waist and makes my butt look small. I also have narrow hips. Please help me with a brand that can meet all of the above.
Posted by maria nieves on April 6, 2008 5:41 PM
hi Julie i was wondering if you could suggest jeans that are tight on the tight. after a day of wearing my jeans the tights get very loose and it looks beggy and falling off my butt. if the thighs fit tightly my waist has a small muffin top. will the waist get more loose as i wear if if i go a size down?
Posted by miu on April 4, 2008 2:55 PM
Hi Julie,
I just placed my first order with True Jeans (I'm very excited), but now the website is showing that the jeans I just ordered are not a good fit. In fact, it doesn't show any stars at all; I could have sworn it was just over 4 stars when I first saw it. Is this a problem with the website? Or will I have a return on my hands?
Thanks
Posted by Kathy Ford on March 24, 2008 3:45 AM
Julie:
I love the idea of truejeans, and the fit profile! unfortunately, it only came up with 4 or 5 full length jeans for me, mostly from the same brand: Kasil. I wouldn't be comfortable spending that much money without trying them on, but i've never seen them in stores.
My problem is that I'm 6'2". Most brands "long" jeans are still too short! express jeans are the closest I've found to fitting, but I've got a narrow waist and wide hips, so their jeans usually gap at the top. I usually wear a 35 inch inseam if i can get it. ( I don't know my waist size, but i usually wear a size 10, whatever that means!) Any recommendations you've got would be great!
Posted by Karen on March 23, 2008 7:56 PM
Hi Julie,
I can NEVER find jeans that fit my body 'just right.' I am 5'3" and I have a big butt and thighs.. No matter what type, size, style or brand of jeans that I try on, it's always the same. Big in the waste, tight on the thighs and about 3-5 inches too long.. Please help!!! I just need to find a brand of jeans that caters to shorter woman with curves. I do not care how much I have to pay.. I just want jeans that fit!
Thanks!
Posted by Monique on March 11, 2008 3:38 PM
Hi Julie,
What do you think about men wearing womens jeans---I'm serious. Because I don't like the bagginess and roomy thighs of typical mens jeans. Normally a slim jean is not slim enough with many styles for me and I'm not really into the skinny jean. I'm a thin guy, about 6 feet tall and barely 150 and I was looking at a pair of 1921 jeans for women. It's stretch denim but does that matter with my physique? I appreciate your comments--thankyou.
Jeff
Posted by Jeff on February 7, 2008 8:47 AM
What type of jeans should I be buying, I a few lbs. overweight and wear a size 10 jeans. I am not sure what type of jeans to get. What is your suggestion?
Posted by T. Lynn on February 6, 2008 5:36 PM
I find the only jean that works for me is David Britton's Buffalo jean but, you do not have them listed on your site. Why not???
Posted by kelly on February 3, 2008 1:19 PM
Hey Julie:
I guess us chunky gals don't quite cut it on your computing. I can wear Lane Bryant jeans, but your calculations didn't come up with even one suggestion for me? whats with that? please get in touch with me - if you are truly interested in fitting everyone in custom jeans! thx!
Posted by Anita on January 28, 2008 5:28 PM
Hi Julie! I created a profile and it suggested a number of jeans for me, some of which were skinny jeans. Because of my proportions, I know for a fact that skinny jeans don't work (I have thick thighs and calves). What do you think the problem could be if I am being honest in my measurements, but my results still don't fit properly because the thigh is way too tight?
Posted by Sharon on January 23, 2008 7:15 PM
can I sort all style options available by inseam length?
Posted by lisa on January 20, 2008 9:23 PM
eh julie my gf is reel short 2 with a very large butt an thick thighs is there any kine jeans that won't make her look so fat taht she like wear
Posted by Mike Paahana on January 17, 2008 7:52 PM
Hi Julie,
I have a very short torso and long legs so I have trouble finding jeans that fit properly. Petite sizing is way too short and regular jeans are either too low..I am 48 y/o and don't want my stomach area really exposed, or they are too high and make my torso look even shorter - not a good look at all! Any ideas for me? Thanks!
Posted by melissa on January 9, 2008 6:46 PM
Julie,
Kind of recently I bought some Seven jeans, with a slightly high waist. In the thigh and hip area, they fit very well. But, in the waist they're a little on the big side; wearing a belt kind of helps. I also noticed that when I walk, sometimes the front (by the crotch area) makes this odd noise/ruching. Although I could have fit into a smaller size, I opted for the slightly larger size. It's way too late to take them back. Is there anything I can do to fix this? Does this noise mean that I should have gone one size smaller?
Posted by Alli on November 27, 2007 11:07 PM
Hi Julie
I am thinking about purchasing some great jeans. They are a fantastic fit, only problem is they are too long for me and I don't have time to get them altered before I go away for a week. I'd like to take them with me, is it terribly gauche to wear a pair of AG "the Angel" jeans rolled up at the cuffs?
Posted by Dee on November 15, 2007 7:44 PM
Hey Julie. I'm 16 and 5'5 and I have wide hips and a big butt. I'm also athletic so I have big thighs and calves. However, I have a small waist. A few months ago I was measured for a wedding and got 34 in the waist and 43 in the hips. It is so difficult to find pants that fit nice.If they fit my thighs and hips, they make them look big and are way to big in the waist. I'm starting to not like shopping anymore. Maybe you can help me!
Posted by Jenelle on October 1, 2007 9:04 PM
I have always had trouble finding jeans. If they fit on top, they dont fit on bottom, vice versa. I HATE to wear baggy jeans, but i have a belly that makes me LOOK like im 3 months pregnant, and at times i have the jeans going where they shouldnt go and have to wear a long shirt to cover, i can't tell you when the last time it was i was able to tuck a shirt in, i tried on 6 pairs of jeans today and none of them fit,is there any jeans out there for me,
Posted by sally on August 12, 2007 2:14 PM
Julie: I came in for a fitting in May just before I moved to LA - I bought two pair of Kasil jeans. My question of what kind of shoes do you think go well with these jeans - mine are boot cuts. My Luchese boots look great with jeans. My flip-flops and tennis shoes do not. Also, my formal cap-toe and wing-tip type of dress shoes don't seem appropriate either. What shoes do you recommend for a 43 year old man going out on the town in jeans in LA?
Posted by Doug on August 10, 2007 6:18 PM
Great blog....Thanks for adding Kasil here and there :)
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Posted by plopculture.blogspot.com on June 21, 2007 4:23 PM
hi julie,
i found you through claudia and grumperina.
i have taken the plunge, measured myself, and gotten a list of jeans on the website. i have a small waist and curvy hips (25/37) but my biggest problem with all pants are the thickness of my legs my BELOW the thigh. from mid-thigh to ankle they are big.
the 4 jeans in my shopping cart include: iT diva, lucky sweet n low, little in the middle tab front midrise, and the worn lou casey
of these four, which 2 do you think are my best bets?
Posted by anne on June 15, 2007 4:52 PM
Hi Julie,
Women come in all different shapes: long legs, short waist, athletic thighs, classic hourglass, a little tummy, more than a little behind, and so on.
Jeans come in equally numerous varieties: different cuts, washes, and details. Button-fly, flap pockets, tab closures - you've got them all!
What are the most flattering jean styles for different body shapes? Who should avoid cropped jeans, for instance? And who would look fabulous in an ultra low rise? Are some colors/washes more flattering for hourglass shapes than others?
Thanks!
Kathy
Posted by Kathy on May 23, 2007 8:24 AM
Why are there no plus sizes for jeans? I was very excited to hear about your site, hoping it would help my jeans problem. Alas, I find yet another site that talks the good talk, but when I went through and input all my data, there were *no* results whatsoever.
Also, on one of the pages, when it asks about the jeans you "usually buy" I could not input what I usually buy because the waistband is typically 10 or so inches bigger than my waist, and my waist size was the largest you could input as a jeans waistband size. What's up with that?
I typically have to take the waist of my jeans in 10 inches or so, which results in a large dip in the backside; I've eliminated some of this problem by taking up some of the fabric as a dart into the front pocket. The jeans fit, but they are unattractive at the waist, so I have to make sure my waist area is always covered. (My waist is 34 inches, my hips are 56 inches.)
Got any advice for me, or am I doomed to look like a lump in my jeans forever?
Posted by Dawn-Marie on May 19, 2007 3:55 AM
Hi Julie... I am an asian chick with a wide hips, but a small waist... Which is hard to find a good pair of jeans to fit into, because I have to have a bigger size for my hips, but then a belt to not crack the world! Anyway... I found a pair of jeans at a Vanity store. They are called Sparrow... They are a boy cut jeans which fit me rather nicely, however I have been having a problem... Whenever I sit down the zipper part tends to lump up... Not too attractive... And now I've been noticing that that little lump is still there even though I am standing! Would a different pair of jeans fix the problem?? What to you suggest? I wear 31x29... And I am 5'3", longer legs, short torso... What do you suggest?
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Posted by Faith on May 16, 2007 11:34 PM