“Wet Look, Dry Feel!” This US Company Is Selling ‘Wet Jeans’ For RM300 A Pair

Ever spilt something on your pants while out in public?

Well, if you were in this situation and thought, “sure, it might seem like I peed myself, but my pants actually look kind of cool now. I’m just gonna own this.” Then maybe Wet Pants Denim is for you.

A US company called Wet Pants Denim just launched a range of jeans that make it seem like you’ve lost a battle with your bladder. These jeans bear what appears to be a wet stain around the crotch of the pants.

According to the company’s website, it says “Celebrities, influencers, and everyday individuals alike are feigning incontinence in search of the ‘wet pants’ look,” complete with images of celebrities such as Liam Neeson and Pierce Brosnan fashioning jeans with a wet stain.

“Here at Wet Pants Denim, we’re delivering an identical style without the need to feel uncomfortable,” the firm went on to say.

“Our jeans are individually procured for each order and hand-dyed, ensuring that every pair is one-of-a-kind. We also make hats.”

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“Wet look, dry feel,” the company promises. Patrons of the wet jeans can purchase them in three different styles and colours, among the options available are blue, grey, and white jeans for $75 (RM300) each. The Wet Pants Denim company promises customers will have their new garb within three to five business days. They take payment via PayPal, or curiously, a form of digital currency called PissCoin. 

The firm also offers a service where customers can send in a pair of their own jeans to get the ‘wet pants’ look at the cheaper price of $30 (RM123) according to a report by Lad Bible. Sadly though, the company’s website states that international orders are not accepted.

So, if a pair of “Wet Look, Dry Feel” jeans are on your must-buy list, you’ll have to find a friend from the US to pop them in the post!

What do you think of these jeans? Let us know in the comments!

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