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A WOMAN has revealed that she struggles to find jeans that fit her hips and thighs, but has finally found the perfect pair.
So if you’ve been wearing the same pair of denims for the past five years, and are looking for an upgrade that won’t break the bank, you’ve come to the right place.
Midsize fashion fan Katarina Brennan took to social media to proudly show off her new jeans - which are so nice she bought them in three different colours.
Katarina hailed the denims as the “perfect baggy jeans for midsize girls” as she confidently modelled her 90s high waisted jeans.
The fashionista then confirmed: “I'm between a 12-14, wearing a 12 in the light wash and a 14 in the mid and black wash.
“It's always hard finding baggy jeans for my body type.
“I need more room in the hips and upper thigh but this usually means the waist is too big.
“I also need petite in the length so it can be a bit of a mission finding the right ones but these H&M ones are great.”
The are £37.99 from H&M and are available in seven different colours.
There’s three shades of light blue, denim blue, grey, black and white.
Sizes range from a 4 to a 22, making these jeans perfect for a variety of different body shapes.
They’re a brilliant wardrobe staple - perfectly paired with trainers and a t-shirt for an effortlessly cool look.
But sizes are selling out fast, so you’ll need to move quickly if you want to nab a pair (or three).
The TikTok clip, which was posted under the username @, has clearly left many open-mouthed, as it has quickly racked up 59,400 views.
Deputy Fashion Editor Abby Mchale has revealed why it's so hard to find the perfect pair of jeans...
If there is one item of clothing that is never easy to buy it's jeans.
If you think you've got your size nailed after finding the perfect fit, nine times out of ten when you next come to buying a pair you will most likely still have to try before you buy.
But what is it about jeans that makes them such a difficult fit?
Well there isn't a universal size guide that every retailer sticks to, so this means that one brands size 12 could be an inch or so different to another brands and that can make all the difference.
Plus, it's all about the denim, some jeans are made with stiffer denim that don't give them as much give.
Whereas some stretchier denims obviously have more stretch which means they can be more forgiving.
However, don't forget that all denim does eventually stretch, so when you're trying jeans on and they feel ever so slightly tight, remember that they will actually give after wearing them.
So sadly this does mean the best piece of advice is to just try them on, however if you are short of time or can't be bothered then the Japanese jean test I have found works quite effectively.
Wrap the waistband of the jeans around your neck, if they can wrap all the way round and don't leave a gap then they should fit your waist.
And shoppers flocked to the H&M website, eager to praise the jeans, which many claimed fit ‘spot on’ in terms of length and size.
One person said: “First pair of baggy jeans to fall in love with! Bit long but worth it! Love the fit.”
Very flattering as though wide legged, the waist and bottom is quite snatched
Fashion fan
Another added: “They are so flattering and long! amazing for the tall girls.
“Love and will be purchasing more colours!”
A third commented: “Really soft to touch and doesn’t have the weird stiff new jeans feel to it.”
Great shape and fit, soft and comfortable
Fashion fan
Whilst someone else beamed: “Very flattering as though wide legged, the waist and bottom is quite snatched and gives you a good shape.
“Doesn't make me feel like a clown! It's possibly a little on the snug sizing so if in-between sizes, probably best to size up for comfort.”
Meanwhile, another fashion fan explained: “Love these jeans. Great shape and fit, soft and comfortable.
“Just the right length with flats/trainers.”
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