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This.
$20 if you bought the jeans there $40 if you didn't. Usually you get them back within the week. I have to go pick up my pair tomorrow.
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$20 if you bought the jeans there $40 if you didn't. Usually you get them back within the week. I have to go pick up my pair tomorrow.
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I agree that just adds to the comedy of the thread even moreOriginally Posted by kiendienn
they came out awesome though
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Anyone know of an alternative to the Nudie Big Bengts? Loved my pair, but my luggage was lost from a trip. I was going to put an order with Self Edge, but the last 38 was sold. =(
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for those of you that still like Rock and Republic...it's at Kohl's now.
the question of how far can you fall and what can you do to stop falling?
http://www.kohls.com/kohl...ckrepublic/men/jeans.jsp
the question of how far can you fall and what can you do to stop falling?
http://www.kohls.com/kohl...ckrepublic/men/jeans.jsp
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First time getting some Samurai Jeans, and so far I am impressed. They are a little pricey, but I HIGHLY RECOMMEND them to anyone looking for a some black denim.
Pre-soaked
S5000BKB 17oz
Pre-soaked
S5000BKB 17oz
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Originally Posted by kiendienn
they came out awesome though
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don't know how much self edge costs, but i do know denim therapy takes mail ins and they reweave the jean. http://denimtherapy.com/service-holes/
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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
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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.
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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
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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...Originally Posted by GreyFoxx
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.
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Thanks. I could just wear them like this. They're not very noticeable anyway, just my perception.
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I am working on some PRPS Ramblers; I gave up on my Barracudas...they are taking forever because they are too relaxed on me
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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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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?
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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.
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^ 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
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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?
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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?
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sure, why not?
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^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.
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$250
If you're in LA/SF/NYC, just take the APCs to a Self Edge for repair.
If you're in LA/SF/NYC, just take the APCs to a Self Edge for repair.
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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.
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Where can I get samurai jeans online?
Actually question is, is blueingreensoho.com legit?
Actually question is, is blueingreensoho.com legit?
