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Does Anyone Else Find it Silly to Treat Denim Like Delicate Cashmere?
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Yes, but not many people on here do so. No major posters that I can think of. Unless you tend to bike or skate in your delicate cashmere, I guess.
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Remember the Gap pushing LHT as "cashmere denim"?
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I wouldn't consider DIOR jeans workwear.
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They are if your job is being a rockstar. :carlfist:
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Yes, but not many people on here do so. No major posters that I can think of. Unless you tend to bike or skate in your delicate cashmere, I guess.
No, but everyonce in a while you get these funny threads from people who have KIND OF absorbed the raw-denim groupthink and start posting things like - "can I go in the rain with my jeans" and "what temperature should I wash them at" and so forth.
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i think it results from :
1)people who bought "designer denim" for years and just got into the raw trend. (If I owned any diesels I probably would be paranoid of them falling apart)
2)jeans costing lots of money, and people not wanting to wreck them prematurely. Of course they don't realize how durable lots of these jeans are.
1)people who bought "designer denim" for years and just got into the raw trend. (If I owned any diesels I probably would be paranoid of them falling apart)
2)jeans costing lots of money, and people not wanting to wreck them prematurely. Of course they don't realize how durable lots of these jeans are.
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personally, i want to know my jeans can take the abuse. i wont buy jeans that id feel i have to baby.
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no... like some baggy bjorns... they can even take sandpaper!
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OuCHh ^^^
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no... like some baggy bjorns... they can even take sandpaper!
LOL...wait...I use sandpaper on my BB's...oh! Ouch. Burned.
Doesn't it seem that women wear jeans for, like, two, three months then ditch 'em? I dunno, all my girl friends' outfits cycle through a totally new set of clothes every season.
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