Remember JNCO Jeans? This girl just found the perfect use for hers — to carry her dog
Someone on Twitter is giving JNCO jeans a second chance at life. The jeans, which stand for “Judge None Choose One” are known for their wide legged denim jeans featuring elaborate pocket logos. It was definitely a staple of 90’s fashion. But Twitter user Mckenna decided to bring these jeans back in a way that blends fashion and function. Puppy pockets!
These jeans have made a slight comeback this year through Balenciaga’s version of the wide legged jeans. Will skinny jeans be lost to these wide pants? It’s unclear, but we may see the upsides if it means we get to carry puppies around in our giant pockets like Mckenna did.
Take a look.
I put my dog in my jnco jeans pic.twitter.com/drH3cabl6f
— mckenna (@doIIpxrts) July 22, 2017
People couldn’t get enough of re-purposing of these JNCO jeans.
When it comes to puppies, the Internet is usually 1000% on board. And, of course, this was no exception. That little pup snuggled into the giant pocket, and everyone went bonkers. Judging by the tweet’s almost 39,000 likes and 9,000 retweets, people want to jump on the giant pocket bandwagon.
omg his face pic.twitter.com/HKjD0yJauC
— ✨ (@sundippedbaby) July 22, 2017
the perfect woman doesn't exi- https://t.co/QfMhBCcjEb
— VILLA (@studio_villa) July 23, 2017
Idk if this is living in 2037 or 1997 but I love it either way https://t.co/vvByfgO5qv
— marquess malheureuse (@madison_alleman) July 22, 2017
If JNCO wanted to make a comeback in the fashion industry, this definitely seems like the best way to do it. Jeans will fly off the shelves if they are seen as the perfect pants to transfer your adorable puppy in. Okay, that might be an exaggeration, but there are definitely people who would buy this jeans solely for the sake of puppies.
Remember in the ’00s when people used to carry puppies around in purses? Yeah, this is even better — because it’s hands free.
We can just imagagine carrying puppies with us wherever we go. So, now that we’re in 2017, where can we sign up for our own pair of these jeans — and will a puppy come with?
