7 For All Mankind haul & Review

I recently purchased two new pairs of jeans (which the boy said he would cover for me as long as I study hard in school) from the 7's website. Each pair came up to be almost $200 each because of customs, even though I qualified for free shipping! I was hoping they would not charge for customs :( Next time I'll shop from revolve instead. I think they don't charge customs...

Anyways, this is what I got :)


THE SKINNY SECOND SKIN LEGGING JEAN IN CLEAN WHITE

I LOVE them. I am going to BABY them! DO NOT wash with colours. Okay, I know it sounds like a no brainer, but I simply don't have enough laundry to colour coordinate sometimes... STILL, wash by hand if you must! Almost forgot to add, do not machine, they will shrink width wise and possibly length... Unless you got a size too big, I suggest not to machine dry. I hang dry mine. 

Review:

Pros: They are high quality, slim fitting & stretchy. True to size. Easy to pair 
with items

Cons: Can ruin easily due to stains. I dare not to wear out in rainy weather.

Bought here.

THE SKINNY SECOND SKIN LEGGING JEAN IN BLACK

Surprisingly even though the style of the jeans are the same, they are made of different materials, I swear! These black ones are stretchier in my opinion. Same care as the white. You might want to prewash them by hand before you machine wash though. They bleed like crazy. I hope they don't turn grey, but I'm going to have to give it some more wear to find out. They probably will fade like many black clothing articles.

Pros: HOT. True to size, slim fit especially at the ankles unlike some skinnies & easy to pair clothes with.

Cons: Color bleeds and could possibly ruin your other clothes. Which reminds me, you should even colour coordinate clothes in the dryer. Clothes that are damp can easily transfer colours over to other clothes, but if you wash the stained clothes immediately, there's a possibility to get most the colour out.

Bought here.


 I will probably post some pictures of me wearing them in an OOTD post so you can get a idea of how they look "in person" or to show what I would pair them with.