Jeans Business is really tough like their texture

  So, you know, after that Gold rush way back in the U.S, jeans just kinda popped up, you know? Miners needed some tough and rugged pants for all that gold digging, and then this one dude came up with jeans, and bam, they've been a hit ever since. It's crazy how jeans don't really follow those up-and-down fashion trends. People just rock'em year-round, and they go with pretty much anything- jackets, T-shirts, and even sneakers. 

 

  Now, if I were in the jeans business, man, it'd be a real challenge, you know? First off, folks don't always know what makes one pair of jeans better than another. To most folks, jeans are just jeans. Only a handful of people can spot the cool features in 'em. So, people end up buying jeans based on style and what's trending. That means those fast-fashion folks could take over the market. There's a ton of competition in the jeans game, and even other pants makers are in on the action, 'cause folks don't double up on pants, right? If they lean toward something like khakis instead of jeans, jeans might losse the battle someday. 

 

  Jeans can't really dominate this market. Lots of folks can whip up jeans with the same quality or even cheaper. Ain't that something? 

 

 

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  After Gold rush happened in the U.S long time ago, jeans've come out to this earth. Miners had to wear hard and strong pants when they mine gold. So, a guy developed jeans and then that's been the best seller even until now. Anyway, I think jeans doesn't care about cyclical trend. People just wear it whatever seasons are and jeans match most of clothe like a jacket, T-shirt, even shoes. 

 

  If I am a jeans maker and seller, I would have to face a big challenge. First of all, people can't recognize what kind of jeans is better. Jeans are jeans for them. only few peopel can tell which part of jeans has a good feature. So, consumers just buy jeans based on a design and trend. It means manufacturers who can make jeans so fast would eat this market up. So, in jeans business, there are a lot of competitors. Even jeans makers have to compete with other pants makers because people don't wear two pants at the same time. They would choose a fiber pant instead of jeans, then jeans would lose this game the day. 

 

  Jeans business can't monopolize this market. Many makers can make jeans with the same quality and even the lower price. Isn't it really interesting?