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3sixteen Denim Series, Bracelets, Shirts...
they just released a lookbook that showcases the jackets. http://www.3sixteen.com/blogs/news/15432401-fall-winter-2014-lookbook- TheSoonest
- Post #1,755
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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I have a jean...(The Ultimate Jean Thread For Beginners) - ask questions here.
nope. the 633s comes in the 21oz fabric as well. http://www.selfedge.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=1278&search=633s- TheSoonest
- Post #20,664
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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I have a jean...(The Ultimate Jean Thread For Beginners) - ask questions here.
agree with the 633s recommendation but the 20oz unsanforized fabric you're referring to is the collaboration fabric with Self Edge which was a one time release. the 633s should come out in different fabrics but right now the main one is the 633s in their 21oz sanforized fabric that is super soft...- TheSoonest
- Post #20,625
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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I have a jean...(The Ultimate Jean Thread For Beginners) - ask questions here.
i cold wash my jeans every 60-70 wears or so even if they don't smell. gets the denim clean and helps prevent or at least prolongs blowouts from happening.- TheSoonest
- Post #20,469
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Rogue Territory: Handmade Denim Goods
my fiancé got one in a size xs. they seem to be running pretty true to size. i normally wear a small in stuff and i'd get it in a small. the jacket looks pretty amazing. the wash is nicely done and looks legit. i don't know normally do washed denim but after seeing it in person, it looked...- TheSoonest
- Post #554
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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I have a jean...(The Ultimate Jean Thread For Beginners) - ask questions here.
the chain stitch is not as durable as a lockstitch in that it can be unraveled easier which was one of the purposes of the chain stitch in certain situations. as for the roping, it was one of the unintended side effects of chain stitching on the hem which then became a desired look with faded...- TheSoonest
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I have a jean...(The Ultimate Jean Thread For Beginners) - ask questions here.
i would say that both cuts would work if fitted right but it also depends on if it matches what you're wearing. a tapered leg gives you a slimmer silhouette and would work well in your case of wearing it with dressier shoes while a straight leg can also be dressed up but tends to look better IMO...- TheSoonest
- Post #20,298
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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I have a jean...(The Ultimate Jean Thread For Beginners) - ask questions here.
rogue territory just released a good amount of washes and their cuts are pretty slim.- TheSoonest
- Post #20,295
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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I have a jean...(The Ultimate Jean Thread For Beginners) - ask questions here.
3sixteen's standard jeans are 14.5 oz which is a mid weight jean. I personally use 14.5oz denim year round but light weight jeans are around 11-12oz. I believe 3sixteen is planning on releasing a lighter weight jean for the summer months. they're sold in a few stores in canada (lost & found...- TheSoonest
- Post #20,280
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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I have a jean...(The Ultimate Jean Thread For Beginners) - ask questions here.
i agree about spending the extra 20 and getting a pair of 3sixteen. it's better made with a much better fabric and hardware. you're definitely paying for a well made jean as opposed to a brand name. the ST cuts might not be as skinny as thin finn and don't have the low yoke but they're cut...- TheSoonest
- Post #20,276
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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I have a jean...(The Ultimate Jean Thread For Beginners) - ask questions here.
yeah thats true. compared to the FH3012 and 30bsp, the thighs are slim.- TheSoonest
- Post #20,272
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I have a jean...(The Ultimate Jean Thread For Beginners) - ask questions here.
i'd also try Iron Heart's 666 and 3sixteen+ 21BSP- TheSoonest
- Post #20,270
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim