amirrorcrackd
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What does Italian cut mean in Helmut Lang jeans? How does it fit in comparison to Helmut Lang's Classic Cut?
Thanks
Dan
Thanks
Dan
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It was an ebay auction...i'll see if i can dig up the listing.Never seen this cut. Â Where did you see them?
Nah. It's on the label on the inside of the jeans. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...e=STRK:MEWA:IT Danthat's just the seller. theyre just using the phrase "european cut" to explain that it's not a sack suit.
The color is ugly - now, if they were really raw silk, like it says, as opposed to 100% cotton, then I think it would work better and they'd be an awesome summer pant.the colour is hideous
i've never heard of italian cut for lang either
the button is correct (with the period between NY and NY) and the inside label shown is correct save for never haveing seen before the second label with italian cut
I asked the seller and he said something along the lines of "it's like a straight leg cut." Seems to me like it tapers slightly, perhaps being the middle ground between the 'Classic Cut' and the 'Boot Cut'. DanOriginally Posted by amirrorcrackd