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I had a pair of relaxed fit jeans that also had polyester in the material. They were the best jeans I've ever owned. I got skinnier and under grew them, which was sad. The stretch on them only comes into play when sitting/squatting and it was well received. That said, I wear baggy, oversized sweatpants 90% of the time I'm not in jeans. Comfort > style
I go from sitting to standing all day and stretchy jeans and belts are the best.
The environment I work in doesn't require polished attire. I now switch between two pairs of jeans as needed. If they appear clean and don't stink, I'll roll with them. I'm not customer facing and I don't need to impress anyone. Really I have one pair that are comfy, and another pair for wash day.
No point in wasting water and electricity dagnabbit.
Also, washed jeans take a minute to break back in, and id rather not. I don't even have to re loop my belt each day, it's just there for me to click and go.