Button Fly Jeans... Whats the deal?

[diebitter]

I prefer buttons, but only on really good cuts/designs, otherwise the buttons seem to make the bulge look odd.

[codewarrior]

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also, you don't have to unbutton all of them when you're just taking a piss.

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Speak for yourself. [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

[jaydub]

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90%????

I have never owned a pair of button fly jeans, in fact I dont think I have even tried one on.

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Have you ever spent more than $30 on a pair of jeans? Shopped anywhere besides walmart and target? Live in a flyover state?

[daryn]

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90%????

I have never owned a pair of button fly jeans, in fact I dont think I have even tried one on.

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Have you ever spent more than $30 on a pair of jeans

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no

[krimson]

Meh, never had old pants where the zipper doesn't stay up properly?

[danzasmack]

a) opening them up is really easy, buttoning them doesn't take very long

b) your fly is never open when it shouldn't be.

[tek]

I remember them in the late 60's/early 70's. Fashion designers have limited imagination and therefore must recycle ideas every 25 years.

Get ready for something called the
L E I S U R E S U I T.

[imported_The Vibesman]

I don't own any now, but have before. It seemed to me that button-flys fit a bit better, that the fly was more flexible than a zipper, especially when wearing jeans that are very tight.

[jakethebake]

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Meh, never had old pants where the zipper doesn't stay up properly?

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Yea, but on old button fly jeans, the buttonholes get kinda stretched out eventually and don't stay closed.

[joecash]

I think it has to do with sex somehow. I think it is the thought of a chick slowly unbuttoning your fly to give a bj.