An Australian fashion designer has boasted about a pair of jeans that are made with comfort in mind to suit any body shape or size.
In her latest Instagram video, Brittney Saunders donned the ‘ultra stretchy’ $99 Axel Jeans in a size 12 from her own clothing brand FAYT The Label.
‘If you’ve ever struggled to find jeans that not only fit you well in all the right places but are also so comfy that you can sit down or drive in them without feeling restricted?’ she said in the clip.
‘If that is you, say less because I have the perfect pair of jeans and I’m wearing them right now.’
In her latest Instagram video, Brittney Saunders (pictured) donned the ‘ultra stretchy’ light blue jeans that ‘fit like a glove’. The $99 jeans from FAYT The Label are made with comfort in mind to suit any body shape or size
In the clip Brittney can be seen pulling the material beside she thigh outwards to show how much it can stretch.
‘Can you see this? I’ve got curves and this is stretchy on my body. In no way is it restricting,’ she said.
‘It doesn’t gape at the back but they sit nicely.’
She tests the design further by jumping and lifting her knees high towards her stomach.
‘And you don’t have to jump to get them on! These will literally just glide over your body like a glove. Trust me,’ she added.
‘Can you see this? I’ve got curves and this is stretchy on my body. In no way is it restricting,’ Brittney said
According to the product description on the FAYT website, the wide leg jeans are made with functional front and back pockets, and made with from a cotton-spandex blend.
The video has since been viewed more than 153,000 times and hundreds were eager to buy a pair.
‘I’M SOLD,’ one person commented, another wrote: ‘Obsessed with your jeans – all of them.’
‘I have bought a couple of pairs of jeans from Fayt and the quality and fit is second to none. My ONLY wish is that you guys did ‘slim fit’ jeans too for when I want a skinny leg or more fitted look,’ a third added.
Customers who have already bought the product raved about it in reviews.
‘The COMFIEST jeans I’ve ever worn. The perfect amount of stretch, softest denim and the perfect high waist. Love love love,’ one shopper wrote.
Brittney previously told FEMAIL how her business success started and offered her advice to those looking to follow in her footsteps. She’s the proud CEO and founder of Fayt The Label, Staple Swim, Form Active, Fayt The Store, Outdo Collective and Outdo Espresso cafe
Brittney launched her first clothing brand Fayt The Label on September 14th, 2017 with no previous experience or knowledge. The label offers stylish clothing in a wide variety of sizes and high-quality fabrics, with sizes ranging from 6 to 24
Brittney previously told FEMAIL how her business success started and offered her advice to those looking to follow in her footsteps.
She’s the proud CEO and founder of Fayt The Label, Staple Swim, Form Active, Fayt The Store, Outdo Collective and Outdo Espresso cafe.
Fayt The Label (pronounced fate) was launched in September 2017 while Brittney’s YouTube career was in full swing.
The label offers stylish clothing in a wide variety of sizes and high-quality fabrics, with sizes ranging from 6 to 24.
‘I’m a curvy girl myself so I understand the struggle of shopping for clothes, especially online, so that is something I take into consideration with every piece we design,’ Brittney said.
Her other brands Staple Swim, Form Active and Fayt The Store are also retail-based, making it easier for Brittney to organise her time and prioritise jobs.
Her latest venture Outdo Collective and Outdo Espresso will be both a coffee shop and creative space for events, workshops and brand activation.
‘People always ask me the question ‘how do I start my own business’, and my answer is always: Google,’ Brittney said
But the path to success was often difficult at times and Brittney invested ‘six figures’ to get Fayt The Label up and running.
‘I’ll be completely honest with you, I had no idea what I was really doing. I had no guidance but feel as if though I have always had an entrepreneurial mindset,’ she said.
‘People always ask me the question ‘how do I start my own business’, and my answer is always: Google.
‘I can confidently say I have learnt every single thing I know about business from Google and use it pretty much daily even now whenever I need to know something!’
Brittney’s accomplishments show you don’t need a ‘million-dollar business idea’ to run a successful brand while also demonstrating anyone can do it if they have the drive.
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