Jordache was my first pair of overpriced jeans, at a time when 99% of people bought theirs at the mall or K-Mart for 19.99. Skin tight. Size 6. Wish I still had them.

Don't they sell those at wal-mart now?

Jordache, your second skin.

they still make them now, but they are nothing like they were in the 80's - i cant find a desent pair of jeans like back then now

I'm a guy, and I hate the baggy style jeans that are made/sold to men, so I looked and found women's Jordache lo-rise jeans for $17.00 at Wal-Mart. They made several different styles, and the last ones they made (stretch & non-stretch) were the best fitting jeans I've had since the late 70's early 80's! BUT, the Jordache jeans sold exclusively at Wal-Mart quickly sold out after the Tsunami wave hit Sri Lanka where those Jordache jeans were made. Wish I had more !

Mine were the earlier style; dark blue with white stitching and a picure of a horses head and mane on each back pocket. There were usually worn rolled at the ankle

I still see tons of designer jeans at Salvation Army stores. They're always dark blue with contrasting gold-colored piping down the legs and around the pockets-cool then, ugly now!

I remember "checking the zipper" for a horse. That would identify fakes from the real thing!

Dude, you buy $18 jeans from Wallmart? I have never spent less than $300 on a pair of jeans. Rock & Republic, Monarchy, only fit right for me. I dont think Ive bought a pair of sucks for less than $18.

for mo- that's exactly it. jeans are all about the fitting. if your best fit is the 300$ ones great but as bobby said the 17.oo ones are the ones that best fit him. who cares abut the price when it looks right (i usually go for a mid-price range if you must know but some of my cheap ones have lasted longer then my couple of more expensive brands)

I never had a pair in the 80's because they didnt fit me right. My waste at that time was 23" and my hips were 31". The waste was always to big for me by the time I found a pair that would fit my hips. I was always jelous of everyone that could wear them.

These were so popular I think they came from Kmart which is where the prewalmart generation shopped.

They really messed up when they quit selling jordache jeans at walmart. Those jeans where the best jeans i ever had now i cant find anything that feels good on me that is messed up.Please jordache sell them at walmart again.

I was born in the late eighties, have always hated jeans because they didn't fit. Last year I unknowingly bought a pair from the thrift store for 4$ and when I came home my mom flipped out laughing when she saw the brand. :) They are my favorite jeans. The 80's live on!

The only good ones were made in Hong Kong, very sturdy. The best look on women ever!

I wore Jordache in like '79 thru '83. Where I lived, they could be bought at Junior Colony for $50. I miss them!

I had my Jordache jeans & a Brook Shields barbie doll wearing hers!

"You got the look,I want to know better, you've got the look, that's altogether...workin...playin'..day or night...Jordache has the look thats right! The Jordache look...the Jordache looooooook!

I'm trying to puchase a pair of Jordache's for an 80's party...I need the ones with the horse on the back....PLZ HELP!!!!

I was born 1972 and I gotta say I LOVED my Alessio jeans and my Jordache and Sergio Valenti's all the cr@p they make 2day is just that cr@p. We paid less and they were just finer jeans, hands down. I want a pair with the Jordache horse in the back, where can I find the originals? I also am in search of a bas azz pair of Sergio Valenti's. Now those rocked! Sorry Rock and Repuplic or whatever the heck your name is!

I am tring to find the western cut jordash jeans or somthing similar they were my favorite pair of jeansin the 80's. Can yu tell me where to find them

I only wore them so tight, I would go to rr and go into a stall just so I could unbotton my pants to breath for a couple a minutes! Lol

I think Jordache jeans from the 80s rule and should bring them back!!!

i have like 3 pairs of Jordache Jeans that i wore back in the 80's....they still look brand new...i can't wear them now...old age and have a tire around me.

I have a ladies jordace jeans with the green lable patch on the back and zippers at the ankle. I am trying to get some history of these jeans.

i have 3 pairs mens jordache, allessio,and sergio valenti..size 32 waist 30 length anyone interested in a purchase or a trade

i got my jordache jeans and sasson jeans from ny my uncle lived there and i was born there. had backpacks from both lables. jeans were skin tight. i dont know how i sat but i remember putting them on and using a scissor to close the zipper

My dad and his brother got in a fight on vacation one year and we left in the middle of the night to go to my other uncles house, unfortunately my Jordaches were left behind hanging on the clothes line with my all of our towels! I never did get another pair:(

20 bucks a pair. Wore them with Candies wooden slides.

Julie, that song brought back some great memories! As to the other comments about buying the Jordache jeans at k-Mart...I remember only being able to buy them at Burdines (now Macy's) and being very expensive

This topic just brings back the best memories. I remember my Dad refused to spend the $50 (very expensive in 1981-1983)for "Jordache". I had a part time job & he would give me $20 (still a lot of $ for jeans back then) towards each pair and I had to pony (little pun there, lol) up the rest if I wanted them "Which I had to have the same thing all the other cool girls were wearing". I used to buy them at (ready for this???) Merry Go Round, remember them in the malls??? I used to have to lay on the bed and pull up the zipper with a metal hanger they were so tight, but I loved them. I felt good in them too. My favorite outfit was Jordache jeans, a burgundy velveteen tunic type top with feathers & bead hanging from the collar and my fleece lined high heeled clogs, oh and my feather earrings. Ahhhhh, the memories.

I remember I had over 4 or 5 in my closet. I drove over 25 miles, which was far to go for a teen, and went to a special clothing store that sold only Jordache, or Sergio Valente jeans. Hundreds and hundreds in the store. I couldn't wait to wear them at school. Absolutely loved the girls in these jeans. No one could ever look bad in them, that's probably why everyone got these. Average looking women looked good in them, pretty women looked great in them and the most popular women looked out of this world. I miss these jeans today. I still have three pairs that I bought off ebay just for the memories.

Couldn't agree more with the above comments. EVERYONE simply looked good in Jordache Jeans and they were really special-looking (compared to Levi's & Wranglers). I STILL wear 'em & they STILL look good. Jordache Rules !!!

I was 24 back in 1984 I decided to treat myslf to some new clothes me being a very small man I could not find anything in my size to fit right, so just for the ell of it I went to a child's clothing store and found a pair of women's jordache jeans that fit me perfectly, the best fitting jeans I had ever had, I've gained weight and now lost it all I'm now back down to my high school weight (124lbs) and I can't find anything to really fit again wish I still had tose jeans.

$50.00. Heck in 1983 my Aunt paid $119.00 for my pair in California. It was when they first came out. The Sassoon ones too. Omg these are bringing back memories. I'm too curvy now to wear them if I found any.

Never bought jeans that compare.Looking to buy them again, cant find them

I found a pair I'm trying to find history on. They have the horse on the zipper. The tag on the back pocket is navy blue with red embroidered Jordache. I can't seem to find anything on this same label. They are dark blue and have red contrast stitching. Red plaid interior on the waist and about 6 inches up the cuff hem inside. They just give the 'look' that they are flannel lined. Made in Hong Kong. Style number 1007-P8. So hopefully these are pretty rare but my search continues!

I still have my original jordache jeans with the horse on them if interested in buying them call me at 708 834 4815