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post #31 of 364
2/24/05 at 6:30pm
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I have Jp Da'mage jeans, "Ice" i think (or white).  I love them.  Any suggestions on how to wash them though?   Also, where are some good places to buy these jeans?  (online, because I am currently in Utah).
Like with all good jeans, as infrequently as hygiene allows, inside out, and with a soft detergent.  Hand wash if not too lazy (I often am).   Best online price for Da'mage: workmen.com.  About $40 cheaper then anywhere else.
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post #32 of 364
2/24/05 at 6:32pm
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The Hutch Milk wash is also pretty good, but it's lighter than the PDC 3-year wash. There's also the Rogan Vapor wash. A couple of good clothing sites for jeans include GoClothing.com, RevolveClothing.com, ActiveEndeavors.com and eLuxury.com. You could also call up stores like Barneys or Ron Herman and see if they'll ship to you. BTW, does anyone know where I can find Loomstate jeans in NYC? I've heard a lot about them (well, OK, mostly from this board), but I've yet to come across them.
Barney's stocks Loomstate. Never tried them, but they didn't strike me as that great. They are 100% organic cotton though. So I think that's there biggest selling point. Dan
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post #33 of 364
2/24/05 at 6:34pm
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Best online price for Da'mage: workmen.com. About $40 cheaper then anywhere else.
Workmen.com turns out to be an electrican website: " Seeking interested parties, with contacts, cash, and good credit to start an electrical contracting company in the Chicago Metropolitan Area. Have 25 years experience of electrical installation, maintenance and service of high end residential, commercial, industrial and institutional customers. May consider partnering with a established company."
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post #34 of 364
2/24/05 at 6:37pm
Uniqlo Jeans. You simply *can not* beat them for the price. Superb denim quality, unwashed, tough denim with double selvage, and only $50 retail.
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post #35 of 364
2/24/05 at 6:38pm
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Sorry, workmens.com. BTW, Charles, you owe me $30 of those $40 savings for the crack. PM me for my paypal info. Or I'll send the Triad after you, as Styleman insinuated once.
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post #36 of 364
2/24/05 at 6:42pm
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For Nudie, www.zoovillage.com. You'll need a European friend's help. Still cheaper than buying them here, even with shipping.
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post #37 of 364
2/24/05 at 6:46pm
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Or I'll send the Triad after you, as Styleman insinuated once.
That was another really strange aspect of Styleman's postings on that thread.  What is a member of the British upper class doing with Chinese gangsters?
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post #38 of 364
2/24/05 at 6:46pm
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Sorry, workmens.com. BTW, Charles, you owe me $30 of those $40 savings for the crack. PM me for my paypal info. Or I'll send the Triad after you, as Styleman insinuated once.
I've seen Rush Hour 2; triads are not to be trifled with- PM sent.
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post #39 of 364
2/24/05 at 6:47pm
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(LA Guy @ Feb. 24 2005,16:38) Or I'll send the Triad after you, as Styleman insinuated once.
That was another really strange aspect of Styleman's postings on that thread. What is a member of the British upper class doing with Chinese gangsters?
Please, can we keep this one not-Styleman related? These longer jean threads seem to be few and far between, would be a shame to see it turn into another cheap laugh thread.
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post #40 of 364
2/24/05 at 7:03pm
Subtle Hijack: Any designer denim advice for a man with large muscular cyclist/dancer thighs (ie 27" circ.) ? I laughingly remember trying on 10+ pair of jeans in NM and not even being able to put my leg in. I have also had trouble finding anything that doesn't sit low. Low rise looks pretty horrible on someone with small waist and large hips/thigs. I have tried going up a size or two and then the waist is crazy. Normal baggy fit Levi's fit me pretty well and don't even really look baggy.... Bespoke jeans? Thanks, Scott
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post #41 of 364
2/24/05 at 7:14pm
The larger your thighs are, the more youre gonna want a boot cut to even out your the cut. Don't wear Sevens.
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post #42 of 364
2/24/05 at 7:58pm
How does the JP Da'mage sizing run? I noticed on worksmen.com that they only come in sizes 32, 34... However, I normally wear 33, so what size would people suggest I buy? I think the 32 would probably be fine, but I just want to check. Thanks.
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post #43 of 364
2/24/05 at 8:08pm
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Depends. If you wear a 33 Paper Denim, go with the 34. If you wear 33 in GStar, go with the 32. I use the 33 Da'mage and wear Paper Denim either 32 (LTD) or 33 (nearly every other cut), but I tend to like my jeans to sit fairly low on my hips. I also fit into GStar 33 thouhg - the low boot cut, which is quite slim. I guess it depends how you want this pair of jeans to fit.
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post #44 of 364
2/24/05 at 8:15pm
Jean not good to wear. Better for to wear nice suit.
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post #45 of 364
2/24/05 at 8:42pm
Where does Edwin fall into the mix? I recently picked up a pair of there jeans and love them more than any other pair i own.
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