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Bought these Jeans in Japan

propho

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I bought these jeans in Namba from Main Souce.. they have a label VIBGYOR and are made in China.. what are your thoughts and also what other brands make jeans like this?? I haven't been able to find any "unique" jeans since I came back..







 

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VIBGYOR? From science class, that's "Violet, Indigo, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange, Red" which are the colors of the rainbow, in order. Looks like a fun pair of jeans to wear on the weekends! You don't have to look far for some overly distressed denims. Check out brands like True Religion, Earnest Sewn, or R by 45RPM... practically everyone has some form of blown-out designs
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haha good call re: VIBGYOR! totally forgot all about that. yeah the front part kinda looks like earnest sewn distressed but much more so. looks great!
 

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Isn't that funny that you go to Japan to buy jeans made in China? That's like going to France for croissants imported from Germany.
 

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so true - nowadays, everything's made in china...even my beautiful "italian" leather handbags...
 

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Doing a search on 'Vibgyor jeans' I could only find links to a textile company in India. They promote jeans and other denim items for men, women and children, along with other types of clothing using various materials. And the information did show somewhere that they trade with China
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So... Indian denim, possibly assembled in China, exported to Japan, then worn in America (I'm guessing you're in the U.S., propho)

No wonder those jeans are so distressed! They traveled a lot. More than me, actually. hahaha
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propho, are the rips and tears reinforced? Or do you think the jeans will shred and be unwearable within the year?

I tried DIY distressing but I'm no good at it. So I buy mine ready-made, too
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Originally Posted by keal
propho, are the rips and tears reinforced? Or do you think the jeans will shred and be unwearable within the year?

Sorry for the slow response, been really busy lately.. I am not sure what you mean by reinforced.. how can you tell?
 

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Originally Posted by propho
Sorry for the slow response, been really busy lately.. I am not sure what you mean by reinforced.. how can you tell?
No problem about the slow response, I'm like that, too
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The areas that have rips and tears... often times the manufacturer will sew around the holes to keep the damage from spreading as the user wears in the jeans. It's not that big of a deal, but a nice extra if it was done. Earnest Sewn is known to go over their distress work so that the jeans are as durable as an untouched pair. Very nice distressing on your pair! Looks like there's a story in it
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Originally Posted by keal
No problem about the slow response, I'm like that, too
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The areas that have rips and tears... often times the manufacturer will sew around the holes to keep the damage from spreading as the user wears in the jeans. It's not that big of a deal, but a nice extra if it was done. Earnest Sewn is known to go over their distress work so that the jeans are as durable as an untouched pair.

Very nice distressing on your pair! Looks like there's a story in it
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again a slow response by me.. =P just got a puppy so things are kinda busy here..

I was browsing ebay and saw what you mean.. I saw the sewing on a pair of Replay's... however these pants are not reinforced =/ so far i haven't noticed em falling apart tho.. I hope they don't tho cuz I love them.
 

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