ive seen papaya jeans on the rack and they seem cute but are they durable enough to last the winter? they are 25 bucks and ive never actually tried them on.

PAPAYA JEANS?!?
never heard of them but sounds cool.
so what are papaya jeans?

I don't know about the pants, but the shirts never last 5 washes for me

oh they're the jeans they sell in Papaya store in the mall.

OH. lol i thought you menat like jeans that were made from papaya or something & i was like "wtf?"
i see. never heard of the papaya store thought.

I get my jeans from Ross, cheap and durable. Papaya has good dress pants.

Papaya pants?

Never heard of them.

Sounds yummy.

^ Lol

They should be of good quality. Why dont you give em a try and tell us :D

really $25? usually their clothes are overpriced
they have a lot of jeans can you show a good picture of it?

Nah. Go to Marshalls (if there is one by your area), there are lots of good/brand named jeans for a really low price.
Papaya jeans are really normal...

yeah i think it is durable, everyone wears it for a looong time. but try HOLLISTER pants. they're only 5 dollars more ($30) and its durable :D and TJMAXX has great pants.

I've never heard of these "Papaya jeans". We don't have a Papaya store over here. Try it and tell us how they are.

eh, heard of them. Never owned a pair. You can usually tell by feeling the fabric. If it's heavy, and slightly rough to the touch, it should last you longer.

i never heard of papaya.

hmm well I do enjoy the fruit. BUt pants named after it?
dosent sound good.

never heard of them...so i guess i wouldn't know...anyways who names their pants after tropical fruits?

It's from a STORE called PAPAYA, in case anyone is a little confused. Actually, I always thought Papaya was like.. a branch off of Forever 21, since they have very similar styles--or maybe it's just in my area?

I haven't bought ANY jeans from Papaya because they're usually way too big, plus they don't look that nice, imo. The fabric is too stiff. If you want good jeans, don't go for too stiff fabrics. Go for thick, but soft denims.

I agree with Eunie -- I got a shirt there and wow it lasted only through 3 washes. Then the strings got all loose and the entire bottom stitching was falling apart. Who knows, maybe their jeans will do that too?

Remember that good quality almost never comes cheap.