Searching for non-stretch jeans

Will check it out. Thanks! I'm spending half my day hoiking up me trousers at the moment!

Try TK Maxx? They have allsorts.

That should say from crotch to waist. God only knows where crotch tossing came from.

I have just found some great jeans in JDWilliams online stores. Can't remember what they are called right now but they are £42 . That good I ordered 2 pairs of each in indigo and black.I
The bon marche ones are nice and soft but being a shortie I find them too long from crotch tossing so they hang too low. Very uncomfortable.

I have recently bought three pairs of Bon Marche straight leg jeans, they are marvellous, they have a slight stretch in them, nothing noticeable, they are a perfect fit. Bon Marche have different lengths on their clothes which is a huge bonus.I highly recommend Bon Marche if there is one in your Town.

Try Debenhams John Rocha range.

Hate jeans, never worn them as they remind me of denim overalls with the tops cut off, which is basically what they are originally.

Have you tried J D Williams online site, they sell all sorts of styles of clothes and for all ages too.

I looooove my stretchy jeans and would hate to be without them They fit my curves beautifully I have no slippage problems because my hips are there to keep them up ?I envy people who have sylph like figures

same here gillybob they drive me nuts!!! Hate stretch jeans!!

Try vintage sites for Levi's I have bought from them on e-bay before now you can pick up some good as new if you are lucky.
I have worn Levi's for years I even brought a pair back from US from one of their thrift stores.
Sainsbury's jeans are good for not sliding down I have a couple of pairs of those also.

Try Cotton Traders. They do lots of different types of jeans at a good price. Wear them all the time!

Just discovered Sainsbury's jeans & they are really good. I do wear the skinny stretchy ones ( & I am NOT skinny!!) but also bought some non stretchy & they are fine too.
You have to be quick to get long length though

Look in Top Shop, they have many styles, different lengths stretchy and non-stretchy. My daughter nagged me for years to go and look and I resisted thinking I was far too old!!!'

I caved in 6 months ago and now wonder why I was so stubborn!!! They are so comfortable, no slide the girl in the shop,was so helpful, I now have jeans in a variety of colours which wash well also.

I like the jeans in Sainsburys too but Asda also do good straight leg jeans, not too sure if they are very stretchy

I’m gonna try that too gmelon my jeans start off nice and snug but always seem to slip down as the day goes on . I feel like I’m constantly pulling them up . I think it’s because I don’t have much of a bum to keep them up . Pity I can’t transfer a bit of belly into my bum cheeks .

I have a pair of Sainsbury's straight-leg jeans, which I don't think have anything stretchy in them.

gmelon - what a great idea.

Not got any ideas on where to buy jeans.
However a piece of thick elastic sewn in at two points on the inside of the middle back waistband. Might save you wasting the jeans that slip down.

I find Bon Marche straight leg jeans very comfortable. I buy them on line.

With stretchy jeans I have to buy what suits my body shape. Otherwise they will slide down.
I don't like wearing a belt and sometimes I've put a couple of (very unprofessional) small darts in the back of the waist which helps a lot to stop the slide.

Mine cling to my ample butt and dinnae slide ! I can't get into non stretch trousers

There are degrees of stretch in jeans but once I've found a style I'm comfortable in I tend to buy multiple pairs and I wear a belt so no problem with them going anywhere.

Well, I don't want them to stop making the stretch ones Auntieflo, but I do wish we could choose! I find the stretch ones really uncomfortable and they slither down all the time

Oh, please I hope they never stop making stretchy jeans. I need the ‘forgiveness’.
I never wore jeans until I was well over 40, but do love them now. Perhaps I shouldn’t, but comfort before beauty now for me, I’m afraid.