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Naked and famous denim

krspdla

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Yeah same, mine aren't N&F, but after 10 months they're still stacking at the knee. It doesn't seem like it'll go away.
 

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My weird guys are like 5 months in and the knee bulge is still very much there. I'm not sure it's ever gonna go away. Seems like this is more of an issue for heavy weight denims.


I think the knee bulge is from stretching in that area. I don't think it's more of an issue with heavier denims, but I do think it's more of an issue with slimmer fits regardless of denim weight.

Yeah same, mine aren't N&F, but after 10 months they're still stacking at the knee. It doesn't seem like it'll go away.


Yeah, after 10 months, it's probably not going to go away. I find that knee stacking is more of an issue with lighter weight denims, the heavier denims tend to weigh down more and stack at the ankles better.
 

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I don't even mind the knee bulge that much anyway. What's a little more frustrating to me is the lack of fading after 4-5 months of effective wear.

My solution to this for the last month or so has been trail running in them. Seems like the guys who have faded theirs have really abused them. And after taking mine on a few 2 mile romps in the woods, I can definitely say this is true. The fades are finally starting to come in a bit.
 

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I don't even mind the knee bulge that much anyway. What's a little more frustrating to me is the lack of fading after 4-5 months of effective wear.
My solution to this for the last month or so has been trail running in them. Seems like the guys who have faded theirs have really abused them. And after taking mine on a few 2 mile romps in the woods, I can definitely say this is true. The fades are finally starting to come in a bit.


That will help. I would say that cycling in your jeans is a great way to bring out fades as well.
 

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It seems to me that N&Fs are just a bit tougher to fade than the other "go to" raw denim brands.

When I see pics of N&Fs that have really been beat to **** and faded, they always look INCREDIBLE. However a lot of the pictures I see show very little fading, some whiskers and honeycombs but not much else.
 
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It seems to me that N&Fs are just a bit tougher to fade than the other "go to" raw denim brands.

When I see pics of N&Fs that have really been beat to **** and faded, they always look INCREDIBLE.  However a lot of the pictures I see show very little fading, some whiskers and honeycombs but not much else.


people on this site care wayyyy too much about "fadez." n&f makes good denim for a good price. if you want light denim buy a pre washed pair or bleach your n&f. otherwise just wear your jeans and stop caring about fadezzzzzzzzzz
 

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people on this site care wayyyy too much about "fadez." n&f makes good denim for a good price. if you want light denim buy a pre washed pair or bleach your n&f. otherwise just wear your jeans and stop caring about fadezzzzzzzzzz

I may get flamed for this...but if not a quest for "fadezzzz", then why the hell would ANYBODY wear raw denim.
You can get a washed, comfy pair of jeans for a fraction of the cost of anything raw, but the fake-o fades will look f*cking lame.
Or you can drop a couple hundred bucks to wear around a pair of blue cardboard for a year or two, turning everything you sit on a deep indigo color and letting the only pair of pants you wear get absolutely filthy in the process. Why?



Fadez man....
 
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Im close to buying my first pair of Weird guys but want to know more about the fit.

Does it fit like Levis 511s? From what I have seen in pictures and measurements, it is a little baggier from the knee up but slimmer from the knee down, compared to 511s.

Im not sure if I would like the fit
 

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You can get a washed, comfy pair of jeans for a fraction of the cost of anything raw, but the fake-o fades will look f*cking lame.


Uh, pre-distressed jeans from Nudie lab seris/ Dsquared/ PRPS/ bunch of Japanese denim are X2 the price of NF fyi.

And I would prefer wearing those and not suffer neurosis than get obsessed with wearing filthy jeans.
 
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Im close to buying my first pair of Weird guys but want to know more about the fit.

Does it fit like Levis 511s? From what I have seen in pictures and measurements, it is a little baggier from the knee up but slimmer from the knee down, compared to 511s.

Im not sure if I would like the fit

that's pretty accurate.
 

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Im close to buying my first pair of Weird guys but want to know more about the fit.

Does it fit like Levis 511s? From what I have seen in pictures and measurements, it is a little baggier from the knee up but slimmer from the knee down, compared to 511s.

Im not sure if I would like the fit

i dont know what a 511 is like, but the WG have a full thigh, and larger waist (2") over the tag, as well as being generally shorter and tapered compared to a normal skinny pant.

also, the rise is very low before wash.
 

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I wear 31 in Levis and 30 in Uniqlo. Should I go for a 30 or 29 in WG?


Double check your real waist, it's always best to measure from that. But i'd say go with the 30 it sounds like in the WG. Usually people size down 1 from their true waist, so do what you feel is best but id defs recommend getting a real measurements first and then comparing some sizing charts
 

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