This is an excerpt from a review of our Crosstown Slim Women’s Motorcycle Jeans, written by customer Bethany Fitzsimmons for Women Riders Now. Women Riders Now is an online magazine created and maintained by Genevieve Schmitt, one of the leading experts on the subject of women and motorcycling.

“As I slipped into the Crosstown Slims for the first time I could not stop smiling. They fit like a glove. The waist nips in at just the right place and hug my hips perfectly—no handfuls of extra fabric like the riding jeans I had previously purchased. The rise hits just below my belly button and they come up high enough in the back to keep my backside from hanging out when riding.”

Read the full review here: Protective abrasion-resistant motorcycle pants with a custom fit.

Reprinted with permission from CityBike Magazine

Worse For Wear Crosstown Curvy Jeans

By An DeYoung

New jeans. I don’t know about you guys, but the thought of having to shop for new jeans makes me consider a life of sweatpants. It’s hours of trying to find that one perfect pair. Throw in the need for them to be slide-proof and you’ve got yourself a real challenge. Continue reading CityBike Magazine Reviews Our Riding Jeans

Photo: Alexia Philips for Moto Girl Café

Worse For Wear Jeans: Simply the Best

by Beth Lavinder

“Any woman who has ever tried to purchase ‘that perfect pair’ of jeans knows the challenges of finding the pair that is both comfortable and flattering. Women who ride have the extra complication of finding jeans that also have good protective qualities to keep them safe while on the road. To be honest, I’d pretty much given up hope that I’d ever find a pair of riding jeans that fulfilled these requirements.” – Beth Lavinder, Moto Girl Café

Read the full review here on Moto Girl Café

Photo: The Iron Butt Fashionista

Worse for Wear’s Crosstown Curvy Jeans

By Deb Gasque

“There is nothing like slipping on your favorite pair of jeans. We feel comfortable, at ease and the world just seems right again. I’ve often wondered how possible it would be to enjoy a favorite pair of jeans that make you feel good and look good…but also fit within the standard of ATGATT. As I’ve researched the choices of women’s riding gear over the past few years, I always become extremely disappointed and just give up once I scan over the sizing charts. For years I’ve just settled with the idea that standard women’s riding gear is simply not made for my hourglass figure. I was blessed with a curvy “Iron Butt,” if you will, and a proportionately smaller waist.” – Deb Gasque, BMW Owners News

Deb Gasque (aka The Iron Butt Fashionista) writes for BMW Owners News, among other noteworthy publications. Her latest review of our Crosstown Curvy Jeans appears in the November 2016 issue of BMW ON. You can check out the entire review on her website, The Fashionista Has an Iron Butt.

Photo: Pedro Valdez for Ridewell

Worse for Wear Crosstown Jeans Review

By Loryn Thompson

“Do you wear riding jeans? Until a couple weeks ago, I didn’t, and I definitely wasn’t alone. A 2012 study of Oregon riders found that while 75% of their respondents wore protective jackets and boots, only 36% wore protective pants. The 2009 MAIDS study of nearly 1,000 crashes found that 60% of riders who crashed were only wearing denim — or worse, thin cotton.” – Loryn Thompson, Ridewell

Check out Loryn’s review of our Crosstown Slim Riding Jeans on her blog, Ridewell.