Lee Riders 102 Bootcut Jeans Review - Made In Japan

Here is my full review of the made in Japan Lee Rider bootcut jeans that I unboxed a few weeks ago. I've had a chance to wear them in and I've really been enjoying them, so in the video I'll give you a break down of the jeans details and let you know my thoughts.
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[@carlosandre2163]

Great pair of jeans. For some it would seem like it was too big for you but I suffer from the same problem, if you buy a smaller size it becomes very tight and uncomfortable.

[@TheTwistedHazel]

They’re certainly not as slim in the thigh as some boot cut jeans, definitely roomier than Wranglers, but I do like being able to get may hands in the pockets without it being a struggle. It would have been nice to compare the 33 to the 34 but ai wasn’t going through the hassle of sending them back to Japan for an exchange.

[@carlosandre2163]

@@TheTwistedHazel I also ended up with the pants I bought online in the wrong size. I still can't choose the right measurements. The best thing is without a doubt to try it in the store before buying. I would like to have the right size of legs to fit neatly into pants. Sometimes it looks good on the legs but doesn't fit around the waist. I only have access to pants from more well-known brands, but with a lot of model limitations, the Levi's 501 36x34 is too big for me. The ideal would be a 34x32 but I found it tight when I tried it on in the store. I really liked the softness of the cotton without elastane