Make your own Jeans VS GetEmails

Are you male or female? If male, try Carhartt. Also stay away from any jeans made with stretch. That stuff never lasts, sags, and feels weird. It's getting hard to find mens' jeans without stretch, and if you're female, it's nearly impossible. As a small woman who has trouble finding jeans that fit anyway, and hates stretch denim, I order jeans from makeyourownjeans.com, where they will make them with whatever... Source: about 1 year ago

I use makeyourownjeans.com, but there are a number of shops that are based in India, Hong Kong, and Singapore that are online and do this for similar prices. Source: over 1 year ago

I'll repeat my usual recommendations: King Size "Longer Length" shirts Modern Tailor for dress shirts and suits Makeyourownjeans.com for jeans and leather jackets Oddball shoes. Source: over 1 year ago

I do okay with most shirts from the regular misses section, but it's pants that I can't find. Misses usually only goes down to size 4, or occasionally 2, but with vanity sizing, I'm a zero now. I have ceased to exist. On the other hand, I'm definitely too old to wear most of the pants in the Juniors section. I hate shopping, and I often walk away empty handed. Now, I get jeans from makeyourownjeans.com, made... Source: over 1 year ago

I get exactly what I want from makeyourownjeans.com, which is a mid-rise straight/slightly tapered NON-STRETCH jean. I hate lycra in jeans and it's become impossible to find them without it. Also, I wear a size 1 or 2, which means most adult womens' sections in stores don't have my size and I'm just too old to be wearing what they sell in the junior's department. That said, I do have one pair of stretchy, skinny... Source: over 1 year ago

Maybe they use something like https://getemails.com/ ? It works only for emails but basically the same scenario. Source: almost 2 years ago

I haven't had exposure to this space since the GDPR went into effect, but it used to be trivially easy to do this. A quick Googling shows there are still providers of this sort of service, such as GetEmails[1] which bills itself as '100% compliant in the US'. [1] https://getemails.com/. - Source: Hacker News / almost 3 years ago