What can one say in a review of a pair of denim jeans?

I had never heard of Jackson jeans before this Vine offer appeared, but I decided to take a shot, and ordered a pair in black. Based on my quick evaluation, they are at least as good as Levi and Lee denim jeans, and may be a step above in some ways. They seem to be of very good quality. The 100% cotton denim material is fairly heavy but very soft, without any stiffness or roughness. All the stitching on the seams, pockets and hems is straight, even and tight. The small black rivets adorning the front pocket openings are securely attached and perfectly aligned, with the tiny "J" logos upright. The small, thin brown leather rectangle on the right-rear belt line, marked with an embossed "J" logo, is sewn on firmly, as is the manufacturer's brand label and size tab inside the waistband. There's also a sturdy fabric loop sewn inside the waistband at the back. I have no idea what it's for (a built-in wedgie loop?), but it would be a great place to attach a billfold chain, if one were to use such an accessory. The Talon zipper slides freely with no binding, and seems robust enough to last for years. All in all, these jeans appear extremely well-made and should be very durable.

There's nothing unusual in the styling department. The two front and two back pockets are deep enough but not overly so, and the right-hand watch pocket is typically shallow. The insides of the front pockets are made from a very thin, soft, smooth fabric. I suspect they may not hold up for very long if you carry keys or other sharp objects in them--or if you walk around with your hands in your pockets. As usual with jeans, the legs are proportionally far too long for the waist sizes, so you'll probably have to roll up the cuffs, shorten the legs or just let them bunch up around the ankles (which seems to be a current fashion trend).

Size-wise, these jeans measure out just as advertised, and (based on one sample) you can depend on them being sized accurately. I don't know whether they'll shrink in washing, but you might want to consider the possibility when you choose a size.

All in all, my initial impression of these Jackson jeans is very positive. I tend to prefer the more nerdy look of cargo pants, and I live in shorts for about nine months of the year, but these are a great addition to my wardrobe.