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jay zoe2		#4581	[url]	[-]
Registered Member Posts: 1238 02/19/12 10:11 AM	Juice man wrote: I just received a pair of earnest sewn selvedge denim. I didn't notice that they were boot cut, is there anything a tailor could do to fix this without messing with the selvedge? When I purchased online I thought they were just straight leg. Nice jeans nonetheless Your best bet is to either wear them as is, or return them. I ran acros this same problem a couple of years back, and I did find a tailor who could modify it, but he would have had to do it on the selvedge side. "I'm in love with two women, and I don't want to let none of them go"
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Goofy		#4582	[url]	[-]
Registered User Posts: 107 02/19/12 6:38 PM	Anybody ever try Hollister denim? Been wearing 514's since I'm young, can't afford the expensive stuff haha, just wanna' hear others experince with Hollister denim...Thanks Lookin' For : -AM 90 Infrared Size 9.5 -Stealth V's Size 9 -Jordan DMP 1's Size 9 or 9.5
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GreyFoxx		#4583	[url]	[-]
Registered Member Posts: 1435 02/19/12 6:55 PM	Goofy wrote: Anybody ever try Hollister denim? Been wearing 514's since I'm young, can't afford the expensive stuff haha, just wanna' hear others experince with Hollister denim...Thanks thats just me though. if you can't afford the more expensive denim save around 100-150 and you can cop some decent denim from Urban Outfitters or Gap. FOX HOUND SPECIAL FORCE GROUP
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GreyFoxx		#4584	[url]	[-]
Registered Member Posts: 1436 02/19/12 6:59 PM	top UO's bottom APC's. FOX HOUND SPECIAL FORCE GROUP
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Goofy		#4585	[url]	[-]
Registered User Posts: 109 02/19/12 7:24 PM	GreyFoxx wrote: Goofy wrote: Anybody ever try Hollister denim? Been wearing 514's since I'm young, can't afford the expensive stuff haha, just wanna' hear others experince with Hollister denim...Thanks thats just me though. if you can't afford the more expensive denim save around 100-150 and you can cop some decent denim from Urban Outfitters or Gap. Ok thanks, but where can I get GAP jeans? There isnt much on their site, unless I should go for skinny? the slim don't look very slim anyways... Lookin' For : -AM 90 Infrared Size 9.5 -Stealth V's Size 9 -Jordan DMP 1's Size 9 or 9.5
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Juice man		#4586	[url]	[-]
Registered Member Posts: 723 02/20/12 8:01 AM	jay zoe2 wrote: Juice man wrote: I just received a pair of earnest sewn selvedge denim. I didn't notice that they were boot cut, is there anything a tailor could do to fix this without messing with the selvedge? When I purchased online I thought they were just straight leg. Nice jeans nonetheless Your best bet is to either wear them as is, or return them. I ran acros this same problem a couple of years back, and I did find a tailor who could modify it, but he would have had to do it on the selvedge side. Thanks. I could just wear them like this. They're not very noticeable anyway, just my perception. *Shoes for sale: Bordeaux 7 size 11.5, White/ red 13s size 12, Cool grey 11 size 11.5, Altitude 13 size 11.* Reverbnation.com/YocoolJames "Im a gorilla but lighter, got the eye of a tiger, the heart of a fighter."
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StillIn729		#4587	[url]	[-]
Registered Member Posts: 4630 02/20/12 8:40 AM	I am working on some PRPS Ramblers; I gave up on my Barracudas...they are taking forever because they are too relaxed on me Hard Knocks Open Tough Locks Areyouin729 2003-2009
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TylerrS99		#4588	[url]	[-]
Registered Member Posts: 442 02/20/12 12:23 PM	I need a pair of petit standards now. My new cures have been about a year so I will be washing soon. Anybody ever tried kicking mule? I heard they break in great
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Juice man		#4589	[url]	[-]
Registered Member Posts: 724 02/20/12 5:29 PM	I have a small hole on the back of my jeans. Maybe the size of a pencil head. Any suggestions to repair? Or is that normal in the break in stage? *Shoes for sale: Bordeaux 7 size 11.5, White/ red 13s size 12, Cool grey 11 size 11.5, Altitude 13 size 11.* Reverbnation.com/YocoolJames "Im a gorilla but lighter, got the eye of a tiger, the heart of a fighter."
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Skateboard		#4590	[url]	[-]
Registered Member Posts: 401 02/20/12 5:36 PM	Juice man wrote: I have a small hole on the back of my jeans. Maybe the size of a pencil head. Any suggestions to repair? Or is that normal in the break in stage? If you're regularly wearing them, then that's completely normal. If it bothers you that much, then you could turn them inside out and put a couple of stitches to close the hole, although it would look weird on a pair of lighter jeans because you can see the pulled material. If it's a dark pair, no problem. You could also glue a small patch of denim of the same wash from the inside, but it would have to be the EXACT same wash to not be noticeable. $Team Queens$ Opus My Modus Operandi Is Amalgam
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Juice man		#4591	[url]	[-]
Registered Member Posts: 727 02/20/12 5:40 PM	^ aight, thanks. Yeah I wear this pair all of the time. Soaked them Sunday and then realized I have a small hole. They're dark indigo, I should be able to find a patch.. Hopefully *Shoes for sale: Bordeaux 7 size 11.5, White/ red 13s size 12, Cool grey 11 size 11.5, Altitude 13 size 11.* Reverbnation.com/YocoolJames "Im a gorilla but lighter, got the eye of a tiger, the heart of a fighter."
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rice boy 45		#4592	[url]	[-]
Registered Member Posts: 812 02/22/12 6:48 AM	hey guys, I don't know too much about getting my jeans tailored but I was wonder if I were to get my jean shorten (let's just say 3 inches), is it possible to ask the tailor if I can keep the excess? or did I answer my own question? YouTube
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kiendienn		#4593	[url]	[-]
Registered Member Posts: 1090 02/22/12 7:01 AM	rice boy 45 wrote: hey guys, I don't know too much about getting my jeans tailored but I was wonder if I were to get my jean shorten (let's just say 3 inches), is it possible to ask the tailor if I can keep the excess? or did I answer my own question? sure, why not? PLNDR//Karmaloop: 20% off your total first purchase // 10% off purchases after Discount code: KN8537
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rice boy 45		#4594	[url]	[-]
Registered Member Posts: 813 02/22/12 7:34 AM	^thanks sorry for the noob question... HTC denim doctors charging me 250+ for a blown crotch on my APCs (I've had for the longest and they're my favorite jeans) & I was gonna use the excess to patch them up my damn self. YouTube
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Supremacy		#4595	[url]	[-]
Registered Member Posts: 569 02/22/12 8:37 AM	$250 If you're in LA/SF/NYC, just take the APCs to a Self Edge for repair.
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illwill8710		#4596	[url]	[-]
Registered Member Posts: 1247 02/22/12 8:38 AM	rice boy 45 wrote: ^thanks sorry for the noob question... HTC denim doctors charging me 250+ for a blown crotch on my APCs (I've had for the longest and they're my favorite jeans) & I was gonna use the excess to patch them up my damn self. 250+ for a blown out crotch!! pause.. I understand they specialize in denim repair but from my experience if you can find the right tailor or dry cleaner you can get a repair of similar quality for a decent price. sonofshango.wordpress.com
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