I’m a XXXL and tried the plus-size jeans from Cider – I wasn’t expecting much but was surprised when I tried them on
ACCORDING to this plus-size fashionista the best way to tell if a clothes shop is for you is to try their jeans.
Stella Williams did just just when she ordered a pair of light denim jeans from bargain brand Cider.
Although she wasn’t expecting much when she first saw the jeans she was pleasantly once she got them on.
“I always tell my followers when they’re trying a new store to get one pair of jeans.
“The quality of the jeans and the fit of the jeans will let you know probably what your experience is going to be shopping over all.”
Posting her try-on haul on YouTube, Stella wriggled into the XXXL denim, which is bagged for £24.90.
At first the jeans seemed too tight but once she had them on properly they turned out to be the perfect fit.
And although the quality wasn’t that of higher end jeans Stella usually wears, like Khloe Kardashian’s Good American brand, they were definitely better than other budget online brands.
Stella posed for the camera in the light-wash, ripped style, impressed with what she saw.
“I actually really like this,” she raved.
Others were equally obsessed with the trendy style and one user praised Stella for her honest review.
She wrote: “I like this content because it is real for plus size women. Thank You! My stomach needs room and to be comfortable.
And a second commented: “They look amazing on you. The zipper sounds good quality, I always feel the more supple the jeans the shorter they last.
“Like when the fabric is stiff and the zipper is struggling they’re made to be worn and washed until they become second skin.”
And someone else said: “I love them! It’s always hard to find nice ripped jeans.”
Not everyone was convinced by her haul though and some thought the jeans were really unflattering.
“Come on those are way too tight and not form fitting at all.
“You seem to like the negative attention. You’re struggling to zip them up, that’s pretty telling and obvious they do not fit,” someone jabbed.