Cool Coolmax jeans

These Alex Olson Coolmax jeans are meant for the skater and snowboarder crowd, but those at the younger end of the OBOW spectrum may be able to employ them advantageously. Here are several other types of Coolmax jeans from Quicksilver.

Travelsmith has the only square Coolmax jeans I know of.

Comments

[Frank]

Looks like it might be cool to be square (at least temperature-wise). The Travelsmith jeans are 59% Coolmax. The Quicksilver are only 27%.

I purchased a very nice Linx short sleeve sport shirt by Quicksilver this weekend. It's 83% polynosic rayon, 17% polyester. I haven't worn or test washed it yet but it looks promising.

http://www.quiksilver.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3917876&cp=2981771.2981776.2978674

[K-eM]

I demand equal rights. Coolmax jeans ONLY for men is not cool.

Or am I missing something?

[Brad]

Never fear:
http://www.saltypeaks.com/products/4215/Element-Sabrina-Bootcut-Jeans-Womens.html

and (UK)
http://www.outdoorgb.com/p/Vaude_Womens_V01_Dry_Jeans/?utm_source=froogle&utm_medium=directory&utm_content=USA&currency=USD&country=USA

Royal Robbins used to make them too, but apparently no more.

[Monte]

I've seen Coolmax jeans and I think they look cheap and dorky, but then I've been wearing button fly Levi's since I was a kid.

[James D]

I own 2 pairs of the Quiksilver Reese Forbes jeans and I like them a lot but like my old Royal Robbins ones the color fades pretty fast. Compared to the RR Nox jeans they're much lighter weight and cut slimmer. The crotch gusset isn't as big as the Royal Robbins ones either. I've line dried them in 2 days but you could probably get by after one day. The black Danny Garcia ones are cut quite slim so if that's not your deal avoid them.