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Jeans are a wardrobe staple for almost everyone, and it's easy to understand why. Blue jeans, or jeans of any hue, are quite adaptable. You may rock them to the office, a night out on the town, or even just about the home. For an easygoing style, try them with a t-shirt and shoes; for a more polished appearance, add a pair of high heels. Many people choose jeans because they are versatile and can be worn with anything. My slim jeans are an essential part of my wardrobe; in fact, I wear them almost daily.
However, I do have one question: how often should you wash your denim? When should you wash them? After each wear, weekly, monthly, or annually? To be honest, I don't know the answer to that question. Be prepared to be astonished, since people have varied viewpoints on the topic. The average person may get up to a year's use out of their jeans before cleaning them, according to experts. Designers have the belief—which may seem strange—that jeans will actually become yours the longer you wear them before washing them. This is because the denim will adjust to your body shape.
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