Suesi Jeans (From XtraLength.com)

The owner of Xtralength.com reached out to me in hopes to sell their jeans in the U.S. markets, in these winter months, as while it is warm in their home country of Australia, its cold in the US.

I'm always excited to try out new tall women's clothing, especially from up and coming companies.


One thing I enjoy about Suesi jeans is the ability to get up to a 39" inseam. Great for those that are ultra tall.

However, I have to be honest in my review. For U.S. customers, I feel that your denim needs can be better suited, at a better price, via other U.S. company web sites. I received 3 pairs of Suesi jeans. Without looking at price I try on the jeans, analyze the fit, the shape, the fabric, the stitching, and the over all look. I am sorry to say that 2 pairs compared quality wise, to me, to Old Navy jeans, that, for U.S. customers, come at a fraction of the cost of Suesi jeans. 2 of the pairs came at a high cost of $140 each, and that doesn't include the high cost of shipping from the other side of the globe.


I did take some comparative photos. Please forgive the photo quality as my good camera has broken and I have to get it repaired. Also, please forgive my figure, its not at its best at the moment!



First photos are my favorite brand of jeans, Parasuco. Cost of the jeans, $100. Size 18. Same fit and cut as the Suesi jeans. The Parasuco jeans are a bit old, but the pictures are of freshly washed and dried jeans. Meaning they are at their smallest and tightest.




Parasuco jeans have a great combo of spandex and denim that give you enough give in all the right places. They also have more ornate stitching to give them some style. And they do come in up to 38" inseams depending on the style. They are also worn by celebrities and are known as "designer" jeans. Hence the high cost.





Now for the Suesi jeans. Same cut jeans, but size 20 and cost is $140

These are brand new. Size 20. Notice the front view they were so tight I couldn't get barley get the zipper to close. And to be honest I couldn't keep them on as they were hurting my internal organs. The fabric is very thin, but that may be because of the polyester mixed in. On the Xtralength web site they say the blend is to allow you to stay cool in the summer. I will have to test that one out this summer. But the ornamental stitching on the pockets are extremely basic. Quality wise they just remind me to much of Old Navy jeans, which, come at 1/5 the cost.

I have tried on a many many pairs of jeans. Some from the US, Canada, the UK, and now Australia. I do realize I do not have the ideal body shape, and that peoples shapes probably change from country to country. That is why I specifically state above, and again now, my review is for US customers. Take my opinion what you will. Feel free to give these jeans a try! You may have better results.