Wrangler jeans are not just for cowboys anymore

Rodeo Ben started the trend for Wrangler jeans when he designed and tailored the 13MWZ. This durable and quality jean was tested by rodeo stars Jim Shoulders, Bill Linderman, and Freckles Brown while they starred in rodeo shows around the country. In 1949, the Wrangler jean became very popular after the Rodeo Championship and grew into the number 1 jean for western wear. As a matter of fact even later in 1974, Wrangler Jeans became 'Official Jeans of the Pro Rodeo Cowboys Association'.

Because of their rugged style and durability Wrangler Jeans have always been associated with cowboy and ranchers. But, they are not just for cowboys. They are truly the known as western wear throughout the world, but they are becoming more popular for many outdoor activities. Wranglers are a bit heavier in fabric than most jeans you will find on the market today, which is why they are so rugged. These Wrangler jeans can be worn for mountain climbing, scuba diving, horse back riding or just puttering around in your backyard. Because of the thickness of Wrangler jeans you are more protected from the elements such as cold temperatures, jagged rocks and even glass that you can encounter when exploring a sunken ship.

Many people love the shrink in water method that gives Wrangler jeans a personal fit. Since, these jeans are perfect for wearing even scuba diving you can jump in river and let them dry to achieve that personal fit. If you are not that adventurous and don