I wear (and have worn) jeans most of the time....sorry if I'm not a "full-time kilter" but that's the way it goes.

I wear the closest fitting ones that I can find. (This is increasingly difficult in the age of "relaxed fit" which I translate into "baggy ***".) I can't wear the "dockers" type of trousers at all because - oddly enough - I feel like my yarbles are in constant free-fall while wearing them. This does not seem to happen when I wear a kilt...go figger. I have several pair that I keep "nice" so that I can wear them with a sport coat when going "dressy but casual". Both of my children will be happy to tell you that everything was in working order when they were conceived in spite of the stifling crush of indigo denim that half of their genetic material had to endure.

My philosphy about wearing jeans most of the time is this: if they catch you behind enemy lines wearing THEIR uniform, then you're a spy and they shoot you: if they catach you behind enemy lines wearing YOUR uniform, then you're a prisoner of war and they have to feed you, house you and keep you alive until the war is over.

Best

AA