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Welcome to True Life

Hi there,

I’m Romney Evans, Co-founder and CEO of True Jeans (True Apparel Company). On behalf of my Partner, Jessica Arredondo, myself, and all of the fit specialists and style analysts here at True Jeans, I would like to welcome you to True Life—a lifestyle blog for men and women who want to learn about and discuss how fit, fashion, and designer jeans can fit into their True Life.  Our philosophy of putting “fit before fashion” makes a world where “everything fits you” possible.

True_Jeans_Founders1.jpg We’ve named the blog True Life because, regardless of any notion of beauty, we know that beauty cannot be measured by a size tag or only seen in a mirror’s reflection.  This is a blog written by jeans enthusiasts for jeans enthusiasts, but we also know that there is more to you than just denim!

Our bloggers will write about the ins and outs of the online fashion world, your favorite brands, dressing room fears, new clothing lines, size issues and even men’s fashion.  We will share material that is important to everyone from a twenty-something young professional, to a new mom that’s ready to ditch the maternity wear for awhile, to the confident baby boomer who loves fashion and feels younger than his or her driver’s license would let on.

From a philosophical point of view, we also want to tackle some prickly issues like ‘what is true beauty?’ and (à la Dove's Campaign for Real Beauty) the many differing ideals of modern beauty and fashion.  It is of paramount importance for us to understand and explore these ideals, their benefits and deficiencies.  

To add a more human touch, the blog will feature an interactive section called “Ask Julie” hosted by our in-house fit specialist, Julie Reppucci.  Julie will answer your questions about fit, shopping tips, style advice, or questions about specific brands. In the past, she’s helped panicked guys who want to buy jeans for their girlfriends, and fanatical shoppers who just needed a little extra hand holding. We can’t wait to see what happens when she starts fielding questions in a blogging format.  

At True Jeans, we understand how difficult and frustrating purchasing jeans can be.  Whether you’re shopping in a store with crowded dressing rooms and barracuda-like service, or shopping from an online “mega-portal” that impedes the convenience of one-stop shopping, we know that jeans shopping is traditionally a painful and unpredictable experience.

From a corporate point of view, the goal of this blog is to have the most interaction possible with all True Life readers and True Jeans customers. This blog will also offer insight into the  happenings at True Jeans and the fashion landscape in general. Sure, we’re not afraid to admit that we also want to promote awareness of our convenient one-stop online jeans store and our amazing fit technology that can deliver a perfect fitting pair of jeans without the hassle of having to go to the store and spend hours in the dressing room. Needless to say, you will see a call to action or a link to a product when it is warranted.

Let’s be serious—trying to stay abreast of new styles while also attempting to navigate vanity sizing issues found with many retailers is not an easy task. We pledge to do our best, whether we are playing paparazzi while chatting about celebrity gossip, talking about new happenings with brands, or cutting through online fashion buying in general. We ask you to please read our User Guidelines first, and then participate as much as you can.

So that’s the deal with True Life. You can find great premium denim that fits perfectly while staying current with all things fashionista.  Not a bad deal, if you ask me.


Happy blogging.

Romney Evans
Co-founder and CEO,
True Jeans
(True Apparel Company)

Posted by Romney Evans on May 9, 2007 at 11:06 AM


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I just saw your presentation on DDeutsch. While perusing the site i stumbled upon a typo/ grammar error. (See below in caps) Great site! Great idea!!! Best of luck in your venture!!!!!!!

Have you ever wondered how to figure out what the proper length of your jeans should be? Well have no fear, True Jeans is HEAR to prevent you from becoming the next jean length fashion victim.

Posted by Nuala Martin on January 17, 2008 11:00 PM

I found your site through the shefinds newsletter and think it's a great idea. I am adding you to my favorites and telling my customers to check it out. Bravo on developing a useful resource!

Posted by Michelle on October 2, 2007 11:15 AM

Hello Seanna,

Thank you for the suggestion. True Jeans is constantly adding new styles and new brands. We are also always looking for feedback and suggestions on how to improve our site. We will check out what Jeanstar has for a selection and see if there denim fits with our fit technology. Thanks!

Posted by Kristen on May 29, 2007 2:43 PM

Hello Anna-Liza,

Hello! Thanks for the suggestion; it was our mistake. The Fonz's clothing choices certainly did have an impact in the evolution of denim but we had him listed in the incorrect place. We have gone back and fixed the typos you mention. I did read your post about not listening to "turkeys" and it was great! Here on True Life and at True Jeans we know that beauty cannot be measured on a size tag or only seen in a mirror, we like your outlook on all of these issues. Thanks again for the suggestion!

Posted by Kristen on May 29, 2007 2:19 PM

I, like many others, heard about True Jeans on Kathy's blog. I was skeptical but willing to give it a go because jeans that fit are a rare and precious thing.
I was so surprised with I received an email asking me to contact customer service and even more so when I discovered that someone had personally reviewed my order and had some suggested jeans that she thought would be better suited to my body. The woman with whom I spoke was so friendly and engaging and funny, it was like talk with one of my girls on the phone.
We changed my order and within 2 days my jeans were here. I am so happy with my order (Worn Alder)! These jeans fit me like no other pair I've tried and, more importantly, I feel good in them.
Thank you for creating such a wonderful please to shop for jeans. I will definitely spread the word and be back myself.

Emily in VT

Posted by E to the M on May 18, 2007 10:04 AM

I too found my way here via knitters and am VERY happy with my Christopher Blue's except for the typical hemming issue (I'm 5' exactly). On my wish list would be jeans specifically tailored for petites. Jessica, thanks for visiting my blog!

Posted by Teresa on May 17, 2007 6:54 PM

Hi, I came here because of Grumperina's recommendation as well. I like what I've seen so far. However, there a couple of mistakes on your "history of jeans" page, most wince-worthy is your inclusion of "The Fonz" in the '50s. "The Fonz" was a character in the '70s sitcom, "Happy Days" and didn't exist in the '50s. Just thought you might like to fix that. Some of your customers are old enough to remember!

Posted by Anna-Liza Armfield on May 17, 2007 3:45 PM

This company was mentioned on one of the knitting blogs, and I was curious if you were intending to add Jeanstar to your list of carried jeans. I figure this place mostly caters to high end brands, and was curious to see them in the fit line up.

Posted by Seanna Lea on May 11, 2007 4:56 PM

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