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Originally Posted by
willrh1 
I'd generally agree with you here, but the grand indigo fabric seems very unique as well as the zimbabwe cotton. I don't know of too many other denims that are like it. Getting them tapered isn't that big of a deal, I'm actually going to get my 702s tapered this weekend. I love the fabric and details of Momo's enough to get them tapered instead of just grabbing another indigo/black or indigo weft denim.
Plus I want to be 100% happy and confident in my fit if they are going to be my go to jean for the next 702 days! So I don't think tapering is a big deal if you like the rest of the denim enough, changing the pink inseam on the other hand, I didn't even know that was possible, that's a bit much.
exactly!
most of the peeps that opted on tapering are
fussy about fit & "drape"
ironically, most ended up selling down the line anyway cuz they weren't
satisfied how they turned out.
simplify your life__ get the jeans you like on the getgo
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Originally Posted by
Gluetooth
Wasn't really a choice the tailor said
it was too much work to add the pink thread again. I love the thread, but if it's got to go to fit me better I understand. I figured he would be able to keep it, guess not. I got the Momo's because of the color and the cotton it's so damn soft. What jean would people suggest I get then? Something with the same dark dye and Zimbabwe cotton.
When is Jay stocking the grand indigo?
in addition to the above comment_ i don't think there's any shortcut for a proper tailoring.
either, the tailor rips out the entire pink inseam topstitch, do the hem taper & topstich the entire inseam w/different color thread
... or leave the inseam without topstitching after the taper.
anything short of that, you got a half-ass pink line floating from the crotch__ that doesn't go all the way down
