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you need a 46 0r 45.5 and don't listen to anyone who says otherwise. they are very narrow so a 45 will hurt
also, drkshdw sneakers are not leather, ro sneakers are
they run narrow? since when? i have slightly wide feet and a 45 fits my sz12 feet. but i cant get used to this fit for some reason. it may be the angled toebox or that i may have needed a 46 but it does fit a little funky. anyone else feel the same?you need a 46 0r 45.5 and don't listen to anyone who says otherwise. they are very narrow so a 45 will hurt
also, drkshdw sneakers are not leather, ro sneakers are
Does anyone know the difference between each of the seasonal releases of the Memphis jeans?
They all look the same to me...
SBW is black wax, SBM is black mineral
Thank you for the super fast response. I'm fairly new to RO bottoms as I'm more exclusive to his tops since I love his double-layered tees and work jackets so much.
Do you know what the differences between black wax and black mineral are? Or better yet, do you know if there is a denim encyclopedia that describes these in detail (i.e. explains what DU stands for, S, model #, etc.)
Black wax/mineral is the treatment of the cotton parts of the pants. Wax is shiny, and mineral is more matte.
DU stands for DRKSHDW Men's. ##S/F is for the season, and the model # is the last 4 digits.
The tags have just recently changed to this, iirc during Plinth.
I see.
How about strictly comparing the three different black wax models (DU3356, DU13F03004/SBW, DU15F5356/SBW) - are there any differences between them? What are the minor nuances that make one season/year stand out from the rest?