lemmywinks
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I imagine I'm not the first person whose first venture into buying more expensive clothes online was in raw denim.
Found out about superfuture, bought a pair of Samurais, and kind of made my way here.
Used to wear raws every single day and couldn't imagine wearing anything else... I was also in high school so it was easy to just wear blue jeans every day.
Now my skulls are comfortably retired and I haven't worn them in a while.
Last pair of raw denim I bought was the APC Kanye, but the fit is kind of awkward so they just sit in my closet.
If I'm wearing jeans now I usually just wear cheap Uniqlo stretch jeans... They fit well, I don't have to bother with sizing, they're much more comfortable than raws no matter what anyone says, and they're ******* cheap.
Been looking at trying to get some Acnes or SLP if I can try them on in person.
Funny how I thought I would be wearing raw denim for the rest of my life, but as I graduate college and realize I will have more disposable income to spend on clothes, I don't see myself spending money on a pair of $300 raws ever again. Maybe one pair at most, but I'd probably enjoy some Diors or Acnes more.
Found out about superfuture, bought a pair of Samurais, and kind of made my way here.
Used to wear raws every single day and couldn't imagine wearing anything else... I was also in high school so it was easy to just wear blue jeans every day.
Now my skulls are comfortably retired and I haven't worn them in a while.
Last pair of raw denim I bought was the APC Kanye, but the fit is kind of awkward so they just sit in my closet.
If I'm wearing jeans now I usually just wear cheap Uniqlo stretch jeans... They fit well, I don't have to bother with sizing, they're much more comfortable than raws no matter what anyone says, and they're ******* cheap.
Been looking at trying to get some Acnes or SLP if I can try them on in person.
Funny how I thought I would be wearing raw denim for the rest of my life, but as I graduate college and realize I will have more disposable income to spend on clothes, I don't see myself spending money on a pair of $300 raws ever again. Maybe one pair at most, but I'd probably enjoy some Diors or Acnes more.