Okay so here's a thought. Lets say hypothetically you work as a server in a restaurant. The uniform is blue jeans, black shirt, black sneaks. You can wear whatever brand of jeans you want. You work at this said restaurant 40 hours a week, and it's very arduous. Lots of squatting, lifting, running, walking, etc.
Usually, that level of activity is considered great for raw denim, possibly fading it way faster than everyday wear.
The only problem is, it's kind of a greasy place. A lot of butter being flung around, dressing dripping off plates, steak grease splashing at the dish pit, etc.
Despite the dirtiness, I can personally get by washing my jeans only once a month. A pair of 7's, as of right now.
Would this restaurant setting be an opportunity to break in raws just for work, or do you think the whole dirtiness factor will negate any outcome?
Usually, that level of activity is considered great for raw denim, possibly fading it way faster than everyday wear.
The only problem is, it's kind of a greasy place. A lot of butter being flung around, dressing dripping off plates, steak grease splashing at the dish pit, etc.
Despite the dirtiness, I can personally get by washing my jeans only once a month. A pair of 7's, as of right now.
Would this restaurant setting be an opportunity to break in raws just for work, or do you think the whole dirtiness factor will negate any outcome?
