These jeans are nice, but my only complaint is that they gap in the back and being low, when I bend over my butt crack shows.  And I'm not into that thong-peeking-above-the-pants look.  If they were snug across the back of the waist, they'd be perfect.  They seem like they'd be good for straighter figures.  I can wear them ok with a belt and long shirt, but I've discovered the Levis curvy cut jeans fit my booty perfectly.  I don't care much for pre-faded jeans that look like someone else has broken them in, as the faded spots don't necessarily coincide with the way my body would fade them naturally over time.  And whiskers?  Why do I want whiskers in my lap?  Leave that to the younger generation, i suppose.  So all one color is my choice.  I loved the old original button-fly shrink-to-fit Levis we bought in the early 1970's for $6.50 a pair.  They were straight but not skinny, lower in the front than the back, wore forever, and became customized to the wearer's body with time.  And the men's Levis fit women as well, and you could choose any combination of waist and inseam sizes, which were printed for the world to see on the back waist patch.  Those were the days..