Which jeans do you recommend for ease of dressing?

[hilarypeta]

[christinemc]

I wear the ones with elasticated waists, as fastening fiddly buttons or zips is a problem. There are a few places that sell them. Hope this helps, Christine

[hilarypeta in reply to christinemc]

i tried those but muscles from frozen shoulders were too weak to pull them up.! Button at top of jeans is hard too..

[jillannf6]

i tsitl wear ordindary jeans/trousers but have to lie on the bed to zip them up and do the bttton up

i cannot do them up when stnading up cos myi co ord is so poor

lol jill

[hilarypeta in reply to jillannf6]

I'm sorry..mine was v bad this morning as in those circumstances in small changing rooms trying on different ones. I fund most of them too tight for my legs!

[jillannf6]

hi

asda will let you byy them and return them wihtout trying htem on

ditto Mand s

i do nto ge tot the shops now adn buty htings on the internet

lol jill

[christinemc]

As I am so slow with dressing/undressing I also internet clothes shop. Much easier!

[PatV]

Eileen Fisher pants are not jeans but easy to get on and off and all her clothes colors blend. L.L.Bean comfort waist are very good and LL Bean has great exchange policy. Willow Ridge micro fiber pants were very smooth and comforting when I had knee surgeries.

[hilarypeta in reply to PatV]

you're american arent you? neve heard of the makes;;tried some more on today ;;seem to be in between sizes! and jeans always have a gap round the back if you are shapely!!!

[PatV]

Yes, American. The gap is why I like the comfort elastic waist. I'll ask my daughter if she knows any British brands. She's over there often.

[hilarypeta in reply to PatV]

Thanks..getting bored with struggling in changing rooms!,,

[PatV]

Won't catch me in one of those for a while!