$300 For a pair of Jeans!

      Yes it's true they say we are in a recession and should save money at every opportunity. So why would anyone pay $300 bucks for a single pair of denim. I have one overall resounding answer, because they are worth it. As a major player in today's denim game True Religion jeans can cost between $172 and $363, with the majority ranging between $250–$300 USD. The flagship store is located in Manhattan Beach California, and was their first retail store, opening in late 2005. True Religion products are also sold at department stores.
    Just as everything else of a "Premium" nature they come with a price.  And just as everything else is evaluated on this earth it comes down to what it's worth to you. No matter what the object. As a lifelong denim guy I have waited a long time for these jeans. As with anything timing is everything. And the time is right for such a product that we can not only rely on but come to depend on. Meaning I know when I buy a pair of RICKY BIG T jeans i know exactly how they will fit me. The consistency throughout is amazing and not only is the sizing and fit dependable the styles something you can also bank on. True Religion Boot Cut is True Boot Cut with nice roomy leg openings well in proportion to the waist size and inseam of the jeans, the waistline also measures true for both men and women as a True Religion size 26 waist in a size 26 waist in ALL styles Skinny, Flare Low-Rise all styles hold consistency as well as class.
    What seems to set TRBJ apart from the rest is not only the ability to take the standard aspects of denim such as Zippers, Belt Loops, and whiskering to a whole new level. The brand is also consistently able to also produce new innovative styles and trends as well that only add to the uniqueness if the brand itself. When you look at the jeans you notice the patch, The true religion patch in itself is a unique work of art. from the White denim to the full Leather and even the denim sewn patches give the jeans a look never seen before. TRBJ didn't take the route of minimal name exposure like most of not all brands do in today's denim industry. They instead choose to display their name bold on the back of their jeans a true first in fashion. Of course there were jeans with heavy stitching well before TRBJ! But no one had the heavy-colored stitching which turned out to be so successful that it eventually came to be know as a trade mark of the company. The lower pockets only accentuated the hip, chic look TRBJ threw off. We go further into design as we mention the double sided LOGO stamped buttons and rivets, they really work for me. I mean i do like to be reminded of what I did spend $300 on so when I look down and see the name TRBJ in a LOGO on the rivet of my pocket it's re-assurance that I deal with a brand that can and will stand behind it's product win, lose or draw.

THIS IS A TRUE RELIGION NATION SO GET A PAIR !!!!