Have you ever heard that certain activities have an age limit, like driving a car or renting a hotel room? Well, it turns out that there’s also an age where wearing jeans might not be the best idea. Yes, even your beloved denim can have an expiration date according to some fashion experts.

You might be wondering: what’s the magic number? According to a recent survey conducted by CollectPlus, a UK courier company, it seems that people agree you should stop squeezing into jeans past the age of 53. But don’t worry, it’s not because it’s a fashion faux pas. It’s simply because it becomes harder to find the perfect pair that fits you comfortably as you get older.

The survey revealed that one in ten respondents over the age of 50 reported trying on up to six different styles before finding the right pair. Talk about dedication! It also showed that most people experience high levels of stress while jeans shopping by the age of 53. In fact, six percent of shoppers even admitted to bursting into tears out of frustration.

Let’s face it, finding the perfect pair of blue jeans can feel like trying to solve a complex puzzle, no matter how old you are. Research shows that people spend an average of five to eight days searching for jeans. So it’s no surprise that most people don’t buy a new pair for at least three years!

But here’s the thing, if you’re still rocking your favorite pair of denims and you love how you look and feel in them, don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. Age is just a number, and if you want to continue wearing your jeans even after retirement, we say go for it! Fashion should be about personal expression and feeling comfortable in your own skin.

So, if you’re in that age range of 45-65, don’t be discouraged by the statistics. Wear your jeans proudly and confidently. Remember, you’re never too old to rock your own style!