CunningSmeagol
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What is Samurai? Jeans or chinos ?
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s5000bk like cardboard and black like me, love itOriginally Posted by jet
what is your opinion on a slubby black jean?
i always was curious about this and pbj xx005 in black,
but i always figured that black jean looks best when it is a sheeny, clean, non-slubby jean.
is this really unique looking?
and for the samurai, i am going for a relaxed jean look. no slim so 710 may be out for me.
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i want a pair od denim that looks really fascinating. that will eye-poppingly attract attention out in the sea of denims. (i know i am setting myself up here easily for whodini)Originally Posted by sho'nuff
you want overdyed denim? if you want 'eye popping' check out some julian reds or some ksubis... I'm just confused because what you just described has almost nothing to do with sams...
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i want a pair od denim that looks really fascinating. that will eye-poppingly attract attention out in the sea of denims.Originally Posted by sho'nuff
i dont think Samurais will do that as their intent isnt necessarily to be "eye popping and fascinating"
maybe something by Mr Freedom then? now THOSE are "eye popping"
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I love my S500VX. I wish I could get the same exact cut in a lighter weight denim. As it is, they are only good for the colder months.
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honestly the only pair of jeans that I've ever worn that have been 'noticed' are my sexscs... someone asked if I needed a lint roller because my jeans were covered in lint =/
No offense, but it seems like you are just hopping up the denim ladder shoe... You need to seriously ask yourself what you want in a jean.
No offense, but it seems like you are just hopping up the denim ladder shoe... You need to seriously ask yourself what you want in a jean.
jet
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what is your opinion on a slubby black jean?Originally Posted by sho'nuff
i always was curious about this and pbj xx005 in black,
but i always figured that black jean looks best when it is a sheeny, clean, non-slubby jean.
is this really unique looking?
and for the samurai, i am going for a relaxed jean look. no slim so 710 may be out for me.
Black buttons and crazy slub, they actually do stand out and are pretty versatile. Love wearing them in the cooler months bc they're like armor. Straight cut too, size down one they stretch a lot.
Black buttons and crazy slub, they actually do stand out and are pretty versatile. Love wearing them in the cooler months bc they're like armor. Straight cut too, size down one they stretch a lot.Originally Posted by jet
thanks
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