Women’s Hard-Wearing Denim
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Related categories: Women's Clothing | Womens Jeans | Womens Leather | Womens New Arrivals
Women’s Durable Jeans for Work and Leisure
Jeans are one of the most important items in just about every woman’s wardrobe. Comfortable, durable and endlessly versatile, a high-quality pair of jeans can be the everyday workwear you rely on or part of a relaxed weekend outfit.
Well-made jeans can easily be dressed up to suit the occasion with a pair of iconic R.M.Williams for a polished appearance. This classic pairing combines the peerless craftsmanship of the Australian Bush Outfitter with contemporary design for a timeless look.
What to Look for in a Pair of Sturdy Jeans for Women
When you’re picking out a pair of long-lasting denim jeans, the small details are all-important, starting from the fabric used. The R.M.Williams collection of women’s jeans is made from high-quality fabrics, including comfortable Italian stretch denim. This fabric combines durability with comfort, flexing and stretching as you move throughout your day.
The jeans in the R.M.Williams women’s range are also built with the highest quality craftsmanship, featuring reinforced stitching at delicate areas to prevent holes and splits. Every pair is also finished with durable and stylish hardware, including reliable zips, rivets and buttons to keep your jeans in shape for longer.
Women's hard-wearing denim FAQs
What's the best way to wash women’s jeans to prevent fading and damage?
- Denim jeans need to be washed carefully in order to prevent fading and damage and to ensure they last. The first thing to consider is how often you’re washing your denim jeans. Ideally, you should wash your jeans only when they become worn or dirty, which for normal wear may be between 10 - 15 wears. When it comes time to wash your jeans, always turn them inside out and wash them on a cold cycle with mild detergent. This will help to preserve the colour and prolong the life of your jeans. After washing, air dry your jeans either inside or on the clothesline out of direct sunlight to prevent fading.
What fit of jeans is usually the most long-lasting?
- Straight leg jeans are usually the most durable women’s jeans thanks to the sturdy fabric used to make them, and their relaxed fit. Straight leg jeans are often made using heavier denim or cotton twill fabrics, which are durable and tear-resistant. Straight leg styles also help to evenly distribute the constant stretching and friction of movement around the jeans, preventing excessive wear. Unlike tight-fitting jeans, straight leg jeans don’t cling tightly to mobile parts of the legs, such as the knees or hips. This reduces tension on the seams and fabric helping these areas to stay sturdy and in shape for longer.
How does the fit of women’s jeans affect their durability?
- The fit of your women’s jeans can have a significant impact on their durability for a number of reasons. Firstly, slim fit or skinny jeans will often wear more quickly than relaxed fit or straight leg jeans due to their tightness around the mobile parts of the legs, such as the knees, hips and thighs. The constant friction of movement will eventually cause the fabric in these areas to become thin and develop holes over time. In contrast, looser-fitting jeans like straight leg or relaxed fit jeans have significantly less pressure on the seams and mobile areas of the garments, allowing them to stay sturdy and firm for longer.
How can I tell if a pair of women’s jeans is well-made and will last?
- There are a few important factors to look out for when you’re after well-made, long-lasting women’s jeans. Firstly, the weight of the fabric should be substantial. Heavier denim, cotton twill or blended cotton fabrics will generally last longer than lighter varieties. Secondly, pay attention to minor details such as stitching and hardware. Stitching should be tight and sturdy to reinforce delicate or high-stress areas of the jeans like the fly, waistband and pockets. Similarly, the zippers, rivets and buttons should be made from durable metals. Lastly, the fabric should feel sturdy and consistent, including in areas that will move or stretch while you walk.