The brand of the jeans is Genetic Denim and the khakis are Jack Spade.

Nope, you don’t pay for shipping or the stylist. I’m sure those prices are built in somewhere, but I think they buy their clothes in bulk, so you’re essentially getting the normal price for the clothes + stylist + shipping for free.

Lucky Jeans stretch? I might need to check them out if I don’t keep these.

I’ve heard Jason Bateman quite a bit, but this is the first I’ve heard Peter Krause. I had to look him up. I kind of see it! Perhaps Bateman and Krause sired a child at some point.

1) This would have been a perfect opportunity to do some breakdancing/ Beyonce dance moves to really get a sense of movement for the jeans/ pants.

2) What are the brands of the outfits/ pants?

Criticism aside, this was an entertaining and informative post. I might try this out for husband (it’s tough to find clothes for him b/c he’s so slim, but he might balk at the prices, he likes to buy clothes at thrift shops so even $20 for him is a lot for a shirt–it’s the hipster thing). Is there shipping for the Trunk Club/ extraneous costs for styling etc.?

I second a vote for Lucky Jeans, the most comfortable, stretchy, durable, versatile jeans I have ever owned, worth the price. I’ve never tried 7 Jeans but others swear by it, but it’s pricey, at least $120 a pop.

Also, has anyone ever told you, you resemble or seem like a cross between Jason Bateman and Peter Krause (you look more like Krause than Bateman?). Just curious who your celebrity doppelganger is?

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