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post #10126 of 11945
10/3/12 at 10:06pm

From what I've read most people sleep in their jeans to stretch them. I can see that working on stretching the legs since I'm always changing the positions of my legs.

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post #10127 of 11945
10/4/12 at 1:20am
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Have you guys ever slept with your jeans? If so, does it work?

 

Ive done it drunk, would not recommend it sober.


+1

I woke up in the middle of the night just to take my jeans off.
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post #10128 of 11945
10/4/12 at 4:32am
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does it work to do what?

to make awesome fades or honeycombs, or something.

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post #10129 of 11945
10/4/12 at 6:54am
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Originally Posted by Dingusberry View Post

to make awesome fades or honeycombs, or something.

That has to be the most retarded thing ever. Why not just wear your jeans? I mean yeah if you pass out in them that's one thing, but deliberately falling asleep with them on... seems a bit I don't know sophomoric?

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post #10130 of 11945
10/4/12 at 7:02am
Come on, you know you thought about it for a second. I tried it the other night and my legs felt stiff when I took them off.

and lol at TooAwesome for actually walking around doing lunges and squats.
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post #10131 of 11945
10/4/12 at 7:11am

For the record, Skinny Guy is medium rise and Weird Guy is low rise right?

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post #10132 of 11945
10/4/12 at 7:26am
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Originally Posted by Rightyow77 View Post

That has to be the most retarded thing ever. Why not just wear your jeans? I mean yeah if you pass out in them that's one thing, but deliberately falling asleep with them on... seems a bit I don't know sophomoric?

It could work. Your legs are in the same position for several hours, and that could make som fades. 

But it must be pretty uncomfortable to sleep in jeans. 

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post #10133 of 11945
10/4/12 at 7:54am
What's up with the new Regular Guy cut? Is that going to be a new mainstay in the collection? I've only seen a couple of jeans in this cut.
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post #10134 of 11945
10/4/12 at 9:29am

People sometimes will sleep with their new jeans on to stretch them a little because your body swells when you sleep.  It's up to you if you want to do it or not.  

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post #10135 of 11945
10/4/12 at 9:50am
I know why people do it. I guess I just find it silly and a tad excessive. I mean your body also swells while you engage in physical activity i.e wearing them actively during the day. That the obsessive fetishism with fades would lead people to willing sleep with a rough and extremly uncomfortable piece of apparel I will just never understand. Wearing something ridiculous like a pair of 32oz or 24oz jeans during the day or at night whilst you are still awake and aware is one thing... Passively bruising your legs and killing your sperm count in your sleep is another lol.
But to each their own I suppose
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post #10136 of 11945
10/4/12 at 10:23am
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Originally Posted by Rightyow77 View Post

I know why people do it. I guess I just find it silly and a tad excessive. I mean your body also swells while you engage in physical activity i.e wearing them actively during the day. That the obsessive fetishism with fades would lead people to willing sleep with a rough and extremly uncomfortable piece of apparel I will just never understand. Wearing something ridiculous like a pair of 32oz or 24oz jeans during the day or at night whilst you are still awake and aware is one thing... Passively bruising your legs and killing your sperm count in your sleep is another lol.
But to each their own I suppose

 

Lol

 

Why force fades?

 

Aren't raw jeans supposed to be blank canvas transformed into a representation of your own life and individuality? Doing something like sleeping in your raws just seems like you're creating fake fades.

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post #10137 of 11945
10/4/12 at 11:57am
normally sleeping in a brand new denim in fine when the person wants the break in the denim or make it stretch..
after the denim is broken in, then its pointless to do it.
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post #10138 of 11945
10/4/12 at 12:04pm
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Originally Posted by juhan View Post

normally sleeping in a brand new denim in fine when the person wants the break in the denim or make it stretch..
after the denim is broken in, then its pointless to do it.

this. you don't get "fades" from sleeping in denim.
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post #10139 of 11945
10/4/12 at 12:43pm
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For the record, Skinny Guy is medium rise and Weird Guy is low rise right?

Skinny guy has a lower rise than weird guy. Not sure why it's advertised the other way around. I wear a 29/30 in WG because of its 10" rise but I'd have to wear a 32 in SG because of its 9.25-9.5" rise.

+1 on the natural combs. My frank2s have nicer combs than my ele2s because I just let them be. I was able to let that happen though because the denim was much softer. I freaked out for my ele2s because the denim was so thick and stiff. A lot of the ele2 combs look pretty bad because they couldn't crease themselves properly
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post #10140 of 11945
10/4/12 at 2:05pm

Naked And Famous Reverse Fade update.
White is the Color of snow
So pure and free of sin inside a piece of lightening
White is the color of a striking bolt of righteousness
Worthy of praise the wondrous peril
White is the color of an eyeball. 

Reverse Fade is the new Punk Rock.

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