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Many decades jeans are very popular among teenagers of whole world. This popularity have become from 1950s and links with such famous brands as Wrangler and Levi’s. The confirmation of these words can be that fact, that in 2004 americans spent more than 14 billion dolars on jeans.
Jeans is actually french word. It comes from phrase “blue of Genoa”. Genoa was a harbor of the independent Repablic of Genoa. So, these pants were made in italian town Chieri and sold through that harbor.
First examples of these pants were made for Genoan stevedors and sailors, who worked in France.
Manufactures have created many styles and fits of jeans, for example:
Relaxed – just simple jeans, they are regular both width and size. This type is suitable for pleasant way of spending time.
Baggy – these jeans for people that like to get something from the wide trouser-legs. You can take out from it  just not horse. But not everyone looks good in these pants. This type is the most scandalous. In some of states people that are wearing baggy jeans can be fined up to 500 dolars. In that way local authorities are trying to struggle against youth that shows their underwear in public places.
Carpenter – primeval style, jeans from time of gold mine. It’s just modest work dress, quite loose but not baggy. There is breast-band on it for any case.
Boot Flare or Boot Cut – jeans for real cowboys, trouser-legs effective cover hips and below knee they are slightly bell-shaped.
Regular Fit – this type is quite tight but without fanaticism. The trouser-legs are straight or slightly narrowed. These jeans look perfect with jacket.
Slim –there are a lot of fanaticism in these pants. They are so tight, but at the same time so sexy. That’s why excellent figure is necessary.
Cargo – it’s quite sly style with superimposed pockets.
It is important to know, a lot of brands, that are selling now on jeans market, have factories in the third world countries, where the work force, raw materials and production spaces are cheaper than in Western Europe or USA. That’s why such brands like Diesel, Cross and others in Turkish performance you can meet even in Italy. Prime cost of these jeans are lower than models from Europe or USA, but quality is the same: tissues, cottons, templates and others are the same.
Today American jeans, that made in USA practically don’t sell in Eastern Europe, because expensive transportation and payment for American work force make this stuff almost golden.