Jeans - Skinny Jeans Health Warnings

Jeans – Schultz Jeans report an increase of sales of relaxed feel jeans

With all the health warnings about Skinny jeans at the moment and Liam Gallagher - Oasis front man saying “Kill me if I ever wear a pair of skinny jeans”. Maybe it’s time to “Step away from those skinny jeans” and embrace the more relaxed boyfriend cut jeans for women and the more Advanced cut jeans for men and where else to get these fantastic jeans other than Schultzjeans. Liam Gallagher as reported in the Sunday Times this month goes for more of a 1960’s mod feel simple and comfortable clothes.

Zac Efron is a massive fan of skinny jeans as he loves wearing Nudie and Diesel jeans and a dropped crotch! - less appealing than the boy himself! 

Reported in all the top magazines such as BRITISH - Marie Claire Quote “Fashion victims beware: skinny jeans can actually cause health problems, in particular nerve damage, according to an MSNBC article.” They went on to interview a young woman who loved her Skinny jeans and then noticed “an odd tingly sensation running up and down her thighs.” The young ladies problem was a nerve condition called meralgia paresthetica, or ‘tingling thigh syndrome.’

The condition can happen when constant pressure in the case of this young lady from wearing the skin-tight denim which in turn cut off the lateral femoral cutaneous nerve, causing a numb, tingling or burning sensation along the thigh.

The symptoms are most commonly experienced among those who wear tight belts or clothing, yet again another reason to buy the wonderful Schultz jeans as they have the Exclusive and Patent Pending Schultz Strap that allows you to wear your jeans in comfort and without restriction or tingling!

Annabel Schultz marketing director at Schultz Jeans says “Skinny jeans are popular and the young Fashionistas love them but there is a growing trend for more casual jeans which is great for Schultz as our full range are loose cut and designed for Style and Comfort which is really important. The Advanced Designer Jeans Range have always been brilliant sellers and at the moment our loose fit White Jeans are flying off the shelves. GQ Style Shrink has written in response to question from a reader about should he wear white jeans and the answer was YES which is no surprise, white jeans are growing in popularity for men and women”.

Annabel went on to say “With the exclusive Schultz strap our jeans range fits so comfortably well that they can be worn from dawn to dusk with comfort and style is never compromised. Dressed casual for the day with t-shirts and flat shoes, pumps and at night shirts, tunics, jackets and heels for the ladies. Men can wear t-shirts and shirts day and night as all look great and casual or dressed up jeans are worn with confidence and comfort as well as style”.

Richard Schultz – Designer “With a choice of 6 designer for men and three designs for women there is styles and fit to suit everyone. The boyfriend cut jeans for girls are very poplar with celebrities wearing them all the time and there is growing trend of having large turn ups on them which is the height of fashion. Willlam Rast Jeans worn by Justin Timberlake proves this as he loves big cuffs on his jeans and Schultzjeans look great turned up. Whatever your style Schultz Jeans fit the bill”.

Schultz Jeans ladies Y-Fronts are causing quite a storm!

Manchester based company Schultzjeans are recording record sales of women’s y-front underwear.  Y-fronts are nothing new for men with generations of men pulling on y-front briefs for many years but now they are causing quite a storm for the ladies.

As Sharon Haughton sales and marketing reported “Our ladies underwear is causing quiet a storm especially with the twenty something’s these women are demanding a comfortable pair of undies that goes that little bit extra and sets them apart from others.  The witty and sexy straplines lead the way in making these underpants different and women are loving the colours, fit and design.”

“Other underwear manufacturers may be launching y-fronts for women now, but Schultz have known that women want comfort and uniqueness for a while now and fashion leaders have been buying them for two year from Schultzjeans direct and loving them.” said Janine Nesbitt - press coordinator.   “Very popular with girls in their late teens and women in their twenties who have loved seeing their men in their y-fronts, especially since the revolution of y-fronts in bright and bold colours for men. Also with top celebrities such as David Beckham posing wearing tighty whites and looking really hot and sexy has made wearing y-fronts even more popular and great for business”.

Schultz underwear is worn by customers who want that little bit more from their underwear with a range of boxers and briefs for men and y-front briefs and briefs for women there is a style, colour and strapline to please everyone.

• “Schultz Y-fronts for women are available in three designs “I Want Out” ,“Heatseeker” and “Coming Soon” and they are available in a range of colours - pink, black, and white, with new colours arriving soon. They will be part of a broader range of underwear that is being developed at the moment”, reported Richard Schultz Designer. “Women want more from there underwear than thongs g-strings and lace, but they still want to feel sexy and the positive feedback we have been receiving over the past two years has been great with women saying “When I put Schultz underwear on I feel cheeky and sexy!” and another valued customer said “A real talking point with my girlfriends who love them and my boyfriend adores them and says I look really sexy – result!”.  The positive feedback is great and encouraging”. Richard concluded.

Over the past few years the UK underwear market has changed with women demanding more from their underwear than ever before and there is definitely a growing market for comfortable and sexy underwear.

Schultz are developing new straplines and rebranding their underwear shortly with the search for the perfect male and female Schultz model on the way, watch this space for this exciting news.

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Cool New Designer Jeans

Schultz New designer jeans are sexy, stylish, and the latest hot fashion.

If you are sick and tired of the same old look, you’ll love these cool jeans and the matching undies that go along with them.

These are not just any ordinary jeans, you’ll make a statement by wearing Schultz, and here’s why:

Schultz Jeans Is Revolutionizing The Clothing Industry One Strap At A Time

Jeans have been popular with people worldwide for hundreds of years. Many different styles, cuts and colors have come and gone. Designers have continued to create bolder, more daring designs. But there has never been anything quite like Schultz jeans and their innovative Schultz strap!

An Exciting New Wear To Wear Jeans

Schultz Jeans has created an exciting range of designer jeans with styles such as GreatWhite, Rockview, Blouberg, Redhill, Crossroads and Cobra. What makes these jeans different from all others is the revolutionary Schultz strap. This item is used in place of a traditional belt; it allows the wearer to comfortably wear their jeans as low as they dare with hands-free convenience.

Thanks to two buttons on the waistband of each pair of Schultz jeans, the Schultz strap holds the jeans firmly in place. This allows individuals to wear their jeans open at the fly without every worrying they’ll end up around their ankles (unless they want to…) The company sells men’s designer jeans online, and they will be branching out to include a great selection of ladies jeans very soon.

And, accompanying provocative Underwear For Men & Women

Thanks to plunging low-rise jeans, many women have been flaunting their designer thongs to the unsuspecting public. As tantalizing as this may be, the trend is becoming a little passé. Fortunately, Schultz Jeans offers a great selection of sexy briefs, y-fronts and boxers in an exciting array of colors.

Each pair sports contrasting accents and waistband. The best part of this unique underwear is the provocative slogans adorning the waistband. Men and women can choose from saucy sayings such as “I Want Out”, “Heatseeker”, “Hands Free” and “Coming Soon”. This is definitely not your grandma’s undies! Pair this bold underwear with jeans held up by a Schultz strap and you’re sure to get noticed…

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Ready for something hot? Schultz Jeans and Underwear are designed to create that perfect fit and awesome comfort. Belts off with the Designer Schultz Jeans, as its designed to show off the cool waistbands of your Schultz Underwear, so you can eliminidate, those belts MTV style and enjoy the freedom of gorgeously showing off your cool and sexy jeans, with its three straight leg cuts, choices of colors and style, these jeans are truly hot not to mention, the underwear that goes with the jeans are totally super! Check out the Jeans and Underwear shots, that’s NEXT from Schultz!

According to a report from the NPR website (that’s National Public Radio - the American version of the BBC, sort of), a high-end Mexican fashion designer has started selling bulletproof clothing. As the Mexican government struggles to crack down on drug cartels, violence has escalated, and people are worried about getting caught in the middle.

Is this going to be the next thing that we see on the streets of London and Manchester? Either way, the jackets featured in the article are actually rather nice - if you don’t mind the fact that they probably weigh about five times as much as a normal coat.

An article in The Courant this morning says that this summer’s high street styles are similar to last summer’s because most retailers are worried to put anything new and untried on the shelves while the papers are full of talk about a recession.

The article recommends buying clothes that have a classic fit and that won’t go out of style in a season and pairing them with an item or two to make them look current. This advice, however, seems appropriate for fashion in general, not just in times when money is tight.

While everybody wants to look fashionable, you have to be careful not to try and adopt every current fashion trend all at once. The best way for most people to wear fashion is to find a current look that suits them and adapt it to their own personal style. It’s always important to look like yourself, not like a catalogue. This enables you to look both trendy and unique and to be daring without sending out a red alert to the fashion police.

The main thing to remember is that clothes should make you look your best and should reflect your mood and your personality. Being a little daring is great - but make sure that your clothes reflect what you intend for them to reflect and not something entirely unflattering and make sure that you don’t look like you’ve been trying too hard to look trendy.

Climate change is an important issue in the fashion industry, according to industry site Just-Style. While the unpredictable weather has made it hard for high street chains to know what products to stock, as average global temperatures are set to rise between 2-5∞C by 2010, retailers are faced with the additional worry of how their manufacturing processes are contributing to this scenario.

Many fashion retailers have moved their manufacturing outside of the UK and Europe because of costs, but this causes problems in terms of transport and pollution. As more and more people become aware the effects of manufacturing cheap clothing have on the environment, shoppers will begin to demand more ethical clothing.

At Schultz we like to think we’re already doing a little bit to help reduce the devastating effects that trans-continental shipping has on the world by manufacturing all our products within Europe.

Esquire has a rather entertaining list of fashion tips for men who would like to dress casually yet still look fashionable and appealing. While much of the list has merit, we’re not 100% on a few of their suggestions. A nice-looking pair of jeans is acceptable casual dress for just about any casual or smart casual occasion unless you’re told no jeans. Although we’d tell you to leave the really worn-out, ripped jeans for lounging around on a Sunday, doing a bit of shopping or perhaps creating an edgy look for a night out, you will find very few places that you would wear a pair of chinos to which you could not comfortably wear a nicely-tailored pair of jeans.

With news this week that a Bradford shop-owner has been jailed for selling fake designer clothing along with a story back in April about two men in Dorset being jailed for selling designer knock-offs, we’ve been thinking that fashion-savvy consumers should be pleased that the police are cracking down on the lucrative business of knock-off clothing. Sure, you may think you’re getting a bargain when you spend £10 for a replica of a pair of designer jeans that would normally cost ten times that, but as consumers, you’re losing out in so many other ways.

Designer clothing costs a lot because of the care and attention that goes into its production. Clothing designers choose the best fabrics, pay close attention to the detail of the cut so every fold and every line flatters the wearer, and they spend extra time on production to make certain that the clothing you buy holds up to repeated wear.

Fake designer gear may look okay on the rack, but it simply won’t look as good when you wear it, it will not last as long in your closet and, quite frankly, it belittles the creativity, skill and effort that goes into every piece of clothing that a fashion designer creates. In the end, wouldn’t you rather have one great pair of jeans that makes you look fabulous than ten pairs of cheap jeans that stretch, sag and fall to bits?

It looks like celebrity gossip blogger Perez Hilton will be launching his own fashion line for Hot Topic, the one-stop mall shop for emo kids and goths in suburban America, according to PopCrunch.

Yep, the guy who regularly comments on the fashion disasters of the stars is now launching a fashion line, lovingly styled to meet the specific needs of his readers which will include, wait for it, at least two different styles of flip flops that will cost from $2-$50.

As much as we applaud Mr. Hilton for trying to exercise his creative muscle and satisfy the desires of his very demanding readership, we’re thinking you’d be better off buying clothes from a fashion designer who takes up blogging than from a blogger who takes up fashion designing.