Jeans are casual-wear pants typically made
from denim fabric. Patented in the nineteenth century in the United
States by Levi Strauss and Jacob Davis, a typical pair of jeans
usually features a button clasp, a zipper, belt loops, and front
and back pockets, with copper rivets to reinforce the
pockets.
a firm durable twilled usually cotton fabric woven with colored
warp and white filling threads. b : a similar fabric woven in
colored stripes. 2 denims plural : overalls or trousers usually of
blue denim.
They conformed to the body in a way that matched even the most
finely tailored clothes. This became especially important for women
because then, as now, they paid more attention to fit. This
versatility, the ability to become all things to all people, is the
secret to jeans\' survival as a clothing staple.
