Butt lifter jeans are more accurately a sub-genre of the infamous Brazilian jean. Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Venezuala leads this trend, and American manufacturer try to keep up. Brazilian jeans have a special niche in the jean market, and have often led some of today’s trends.

Brazilians lead the world in clothing designed for the lower-half of the body. Companies such as VictoriasSecret and Levi’s do their best to catch up, but they are no match for authentic Brazilian butt lift jeans. Tip of the day when shopping for butt lifter jeans: make sure the company you are shopping from gets their product directly from Brazil.

In the words of Liz, a rep from a major jean brand “Women are never going to understand what's really going on, they just want to look in the mirror, take a butt check and think it looks great. We want women to feel good about themselves in their jeans”

Simply stated, they help lift your butt, much like the Wonderbra helped the upper half. Butt lift jeans use a special cut which essentially creates additional lift to the bottom.
Butt lift jeans really can do wonders for those looking to enhance their otherwise less-perky buttocks. In the jean business, there is a need for all sorts of body shapes, and if this is anything like the Wonderbra, then this trend will explode over the next few years.

Important! Butt lifter jeans are not panty padded underwear like you may have seen at places like VictoriasSecret. Butt lifter jeans tend to accentuate what you already have, and therefore tend to look more natural on certain people.

Buttlift jeans have only been around since 2007 or so, and are still catching on. Butt lifter jeans can be found at retail stores such as Blue Cult, as well as leading online retailers such as Groovyjeans.

Apparently there's a hot new trend. Butt lifter jeans. Lots of companies are trying to catch up to this new trend but cant keep up with demand. Some American companies are even going as far as to claim they are the original butt lifter jeans, however, this fad has its roots in South American denim. Places like Columbia and Brazil are the leaders in this flattering fashion trend.

Butt lifter jeans are less hard to come by than they used to be, but from what I have heard, people are even selling these like hotcakes out of their bedrooms—places like New York and Miami definitely are destinations for finding these unique jeans. There are even a very few websites where you can find decent butt lifter jeans. Wherever you find them, they will surely enhance your curves.

These blue jeans appeal to young and old alike, but are especially popular with the 20 – 30 year olds, and like to shop at places such as Nordstrom, GAP, Abercrombie, American Eagle, and even JCPenny's.

More and more True Religion jeans are being spotted at places like Salvation Army stores. This isn't to say though that they are less trendy, but rather a larger number of these are being dumped in the secondhand market. Perhaps too many are being bought; or perhaps I we are trimming back from the 30 pairs we own. Is True Religion still the exclusive cult it once was, or just another Levi's with a high price tag?