Jeans Fashion Through School Halls Says Survey
A survey shows 9 of 10 college and high school students allow jeans, with higher acceptance in college. The South remains least permissive. Most wear jeans daily or multiple times weekly, praised for comfort, durability, and low upkeep. Young people foresee future fads leaning to clean-cut styles or flannel shirts with dress pants.
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