True Religion jeans for Men

PiperInAlberta · Mar 17, 2010

I bought a pair on a whim last year on sale in the US.

They just didn't suit me (I didn't have any Affliction tees to match them) and my big ass doesn't suit having huge and flashy back pockets.

So I tossed them up on kijij and sold them.

Long story short, trendy jeans come and go but clean, dark and unbranded denim in straight/very slight bootcut will always be in style (doesn't have to be selvage, raw or <$300...just clean and dark and in a flattering cut).

whitekimchee · Mar 17, 2010

no, no and no

stormin10 · Mar 17, 2010

I understand the william rast thing, but they are not as known and over exposed as the TR's

KitAkira · Mar 17, 2010

Originally Posted by robertorex

PRPS is hardly in the same category as True Religion, 7FAM, Joe's Jeans, Chip and Pepper, etc. It's much better. That said we should have a thread for the honestforum "fashion" jeans. I mean some people still prefer them over raws and that isn't going to change, let them be talked about in their own place.
That's like asking MC to create a thread for 4- and 6-button single-breasted suits

Originally Posted by stormin10

I understand the william rast thing, but they are not as known and over exposed as the TR's
The problem isn't in brand exposure, the problem is in ugliness of design

stormin10 · Mar 18, 2010

The problem isn't in brand exposure, the problem is in ugliness of design[/quote]

Your entitled to your own opinion but i like them

robertorex · Mar 18, 2010

I guess the problem everyone has with TR/7 jeans and such is that they are unremarkable jeans that cost way more than they should. The same (or better) looks could be pulled off with jeans from levi's or hell, sears. It's like, nobody hates the ugly hooker that costs $10. But when you have an ugly hooker that is charging $5000 then you get really annoyed and ask wtf is this b*tch doing.

That's exactly how I quantify what I feel about TR and 7.

PiperInAlberta · Mar 18, 2010

Originally Posted by robertorex

I guess the problem everyone has with TR/7 jeans and such is that they are unremarkable jeans that cost way more than they should. The same (or better) looks could be pulled off with jeans from levi's or hell, sears. It's like, nobody hates the ugly hooker that costs $10. But when you have an ugly hooker that is charging $5000 then you get really annoyed and ask wtf is this b*tch doing.

That's exactly how I quantify what I feel about TR and 7.

Best analogy I've seen on this topic.

ConcernedParent · Mar 18, 2010

Originally Posted by robertorex

I guess the problem everyone has with TR/7 jeans and such is that they are unremarkable jeans that cost way more than they should. The same (or better) looks could be pulled off with jeans from levi's or hell, sears. It's like, nobody hates the ugly hooker that costs $10. But when you have an ugly hooker that is charging $5000 then you get really annoyed and ask wtf is this b*tch doing.

That's exactly how I quantify what I feel about TR and 7.

That ugly hooker has one hell of a marketing team though.

robertorex · Mar 18, 2010

mostly it's because the people that have never seen a beautiful hooker judge that the standard of a hooker is how much she charges for a *******, so they bend over and take it ********** for a huge amount of money and call it style.

Listi · Mar 18, 2010

I remember when I knew nothing about jeans a few years ago and thought 7's were ballin'.

I remember walking into a Winners (Canadian vers. of TJ Maxx) and seeing some TR jeans for sale, marked down to $50! I felt them, and was like, "holy ****, this denim is shittier than what I'm wearing... Who would pay $50 for these? Let alone $300." I liked 7's back then, I still have a pair of 7's as "relaxed/cleaning the house" jeans. Because they're straight cut as opposed to skinny.

mr. burns · Mar 18, 2010

my wolf shirt and TR cowboy jeans are excellent for pulling in husky native american bitches with diabetes.

canstyleace · Mar 18, 2010

Originally Posted by robertorex

I guess the problem everyone has with TR/7 jeans and such is that they are unremarkable jeans that cost way more than they should. The same (or better) looks could be pulled off with jeans from levi's or hell, sears. It's like, nobody hates the ugly hooker that costs $10. But when you have an ugly hooker that is charging $5000 then you get really annoyed and ask wtf is this b*tch doing.

That's exactly how I quantify what I feel about TR and 7.

Originally Posted by robertorex

mostly it's because the people that have never seen a beautiful hooker judge that the standard of a hooker is how much she charges for a *******, so they bend over and take it ********** for a huge amount of money and call it style.

.................

tooshay · Mar 18, 2010

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MortyGras · Mar 18, 2010

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makewayhomer · Mar 18, 2010

Originally Posted by robertorex

I guess the problem everyone has with TR/7 jeans and such is that they are unremarkable jeans that cost way more than they should. The same (or better) looks could be pulled off with jeans from levi's or hell, sears. It's like, nobody hates the ugly hooker that costs $10. But when you have an ugly hooker that is charging $5000 then you get really annoyed and ask wtf is this b*tch doing. That's exactly how I quantify what I feel about TR and 7.
meh, I like 7FAM b/c of the washes and fit of the fabric. they fit me well and elastane is comfortable. they may be expensive but can be had on Ebay etc for pretty cheap. if you showed me $40 jeans that felt and looked liked these 7FAM I would buy them. please do!

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