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abrasion protection at the knees and hips. And when you slip these jeans on, they are smokin’ sexy! When I received my very own pair of


Crosstown Curvy Jeans from Worse for Wear, I had them on in minutes—the antic- ipation was overwhelming. Ladies, from the very beginning, they were amazing; they slipped right on and felt instantly com- fortable. The knee pads are adjustable and super easy to access (while the jeans are off and turned inside out). It didn’t take me long to get the knees right for my legs and have a sit on my motorcycle to be sure everything felt good. And it did! I loved the hip pads as well; they are not overly bulky or rigid, but rather blend right into your physique and are actually very comfortable. Once I got everything into place, I set out for a weekend of riding in my new Cross- town Curvy Jeans. I spent many hours that June weekend


testing out these jeans while riding around in heavy traffic and in extreme hot and humid temperatures. I will honestly report that these pants are very breathable and never felt stuffy or too heavy. Also, while riding many miles around town, I never felt them bunch up or pinch any part of my body. I love that they are cut higher in the back and tailored so as not to gape or show off any skin from behind. When I arrived at each destination, these riding jeans felt just like I was wearing a pair of my favorite jeans. This Fashionista felt confident in the fabrics of these jeans as protective riding gear, yet also felt super sassy, sexy and styl- ish as I made my rounds around town. The Worse for Wear Crosstown Curvy Jean def- initely has my stamp of approval, ladies! These high-quality jeans retail at $379,


and though they are custom made for each individual, they ship within one to three weeks of ordering. Visit worsewear.com for more information.


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