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cheapmutha

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never seen a pair in the flesh, but from pics i like the fit. probably will look silly in a couple years, but looks good now. great for the fashion forward, not so great for the supertrad.
 

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you're really workin that new word you made up, aren't you? supertrad...eh, it could stick
 

cheapmutha

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Originally Posted by JeffVyain
you're really workin that new word you made up, aren't you? supertrad...eh, it could stick
well... i felt that there is a need to describe a certain type... its not trad in the normal sense, but has the same sensibilities. the difference is its not locked into dressing like our grandfathers, but holding the idea that understated well made items are worth the investment. its like inconspicuous consumption.
 

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Originally Posted by Bungee Man
About to receive my first pair today.
the fit is addictive. im already about to order another two pairs.
 

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they are really ******* skinny...on a 27 the hem is ~ 5.5" if i recall correctly.
 

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Originally Posted by viking_mike
they are really ******* skinny...on a 27 the hem is ~ 5.5" if i recall correctly.
definitely not for some of us athletic type..well **** a lot of designer jeans aren't.
 

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Originally Posted by viking_mike
they are really ******* skinny...on a 27 the hem is ~ 5.5" if i recall correctly.
that would depend on the cut, so I doubt this is true with each pair
 

poly800rock

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Originally Posted by knucks
definitely not for some of us athletic type..well **** a lot of designer jeans aren't.


how do you fit your feet through there?

people are going to look back on this SKINNY SKINNY jeans thing in 5 years and remember the "SAG" in the mid 90's
 

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Originally Posted by colin_
that would depend on the cut, so I doubt this is true with each pair
i am talking about the joey cut...i think that is their signiture cut. they have the sinner cut which is more of a jr cali/ apc ns type cut.
 

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Originally Posted by poly800rock
how do you fit your feet through there?

people are going to look back on this SKINNY SKINNY jeans thing in 5 years and remember the "SAG" in the mid 90's

i agree. the smallest i will ever go is a 6" hem...i think anything below that is pretty wild...i only wear my skinnies slouched so they are never really tight.
 

colin_

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yeah most of my jeans are <6 inches. just comes with the territory of size 26 or 27.

as far as the joeys.. for some reason I had the impression their leg opening was a tad bigger, than say hobokens. just looks like it from the pictures. the ones chris has are not the joeys and I have a feeling those are tighter/smaller opening than they joeys. not certain though.
 

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Well...I just got them, and I think they are pretty sweet. They are the raw Joey Overdrives. They are really slim. The leg opening is 6in. across, and that is in a size 28 waist.
 

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