slo’s TUESDAY 1/31 poll - Fold vs. Hang Jeans

Jeans - Do you fold them or hang them?

  • I fold my jeans

    Votes: 66 55.9%
  • I hang my jeans

    Votes: 28 23.7%
  • I fold and hang my jeans

    Votes: 13 11.0%
  • None of the above - I roll my jeans

    Votes: 1 0.8%
  • None of the above - I don’t wear jeans

    Votes: 7 5.9%
  • Other - please post your answers

    Votes: 4 3.4%

  • Total voters
    118
Folder here, but don't wear jeans much anymore. Mostly sweats in the winter, shorts in warm weather.
 
I don't wear jeans anymore--just leggings, yoga pants, stretchy knit dress pants, etc. I hang them by the waistband using the clips at the top of the hanger.
 
I don’t wear jeans. I fold pants and put them in drawers if they are casual. Dress pants are hung on clip hangars by the waistband.
 
I fold and hang the two pair of jeans I wear. I actually rarely wear them; I prefer sweats or leggings. I also wear shorts all year round in the house.
 

No judgment please - I stuff them in a drawer. No rolled, not folded. Just stuffed.

I really don't wear them. I think I own two pair so I can justify the stuff.
 
I have a couple of pairs of Dockers. Got them nearly 30 years ago when my son was playing Little League. The District Administrator had a rule that in post season play, adults coaches on the playing field could not wear shorts and had to wear Dockers or better.
Had a few bosses in my TV News career that tried to enforce a newsroom dress code. Decades ago it was tough because the on air folks got a clothing allowance, so I can see those folks having rules, but if you aren't paying for my clothing, you have no say. Usually about the first time someone put in an expense report for a new pair of slacks because the toner cartridge on the printer spilled all over their pants, the boss backed off, and no, he did not pay for the damage.
And at the end of my career it was tough because California and Unions tend to frown on those requirements unless it is a uniform and it is provided by the company.
:confused3I'm a little surprised by this. Almost all private workplaces have some form of dress code and your attitude wouldn't carry the day in most of them. I did a very quick poll of the two people I know that a) work in Union environments and; b) aren't uniformed. The both said adherence to such basic company policies as dress-code is required in their Collective Agreements.
 
:confused3I'm a little surprised by this. Almost all private workplaces have some form of dress code and your attitude wouldn't carry the day in most of them. I did a very quick poll of the two people I know that a) work in Union environments and; b) aren't uniformed. The both said adherence to such basic company policies as dress-code is required in their Collective Agreements.
Well, I'd say the effort to enforce a dress code didn't carry the day in most places I worked . Yes, you had to wear clean clothing without holes in jeans, etc. However some very expensive designer pants are sold these days with holes in them.
But we were out of public view. No big deal really as the slacks I was buying cost less than jeans.
 
Curiosity is killing me - what makes a pair of jeans "good jeans"? I've never gotten the fascination with jeans, personally. If they're snug, they're uncomfortable. If they're baggy, they look like crap. Leggings for the win as someone else posted.
 
I would fold like DH does but he's got the drawer space.
I hang all of my pants in the closet, plus they take up
a lot less space than if I put them in drawers.
 














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