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Quality of fade related to quality of denim

Gayestmanalive

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Thanks.


Also, thanks for the surprisingly low amount of verbal abuse that was thrown towards me.
Quite a shock, I'm not crying or eating triple double triple chocolate ice cream by the quart yet..

So.. cool
Hah
 

mlyngard

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Originally Posted by Gayestmanalive
Sorry, the way I end up talking on forums is often out of sync with myself.
I guess what I should have asked, is it worth it for someone like me?
I guess I just answered my own question.


Sweet. Eccentrics have a home here. Don't lose your patience just yet.

You are worth it. There's a reason such things as denimheads exist. And why they're permanently not satisfied. Welcome to a whole, big new world. This is why you're getting so much initial resistance and flak.

Originally Posted by Biscotti
Just get APC, Nudie, N&F or something similair on the cheap. Go through the B&S forum, there are always good deals there. Personally I will not spend more than $150 on jeans, but I'm not a denim fanatic.

Then shut the **** up.

Originally Posted by ryanmnguyen
Yeah, I think Fuel Star would have accused you of sipping frappachinos too.

Anyways go read like everything in these threads:

http://www.superfuture.com/supertalk...ad.php?t=12729
http://www.superfuture.com/supertalk...ad.php?t=18704
http://www.superfuture.com/supertalk...d.php?t=148639


Word. Good start place. There's waay too much info out there to encapsulate in one thread. Even if OP meant well.
 

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Bookmark those Sufu threads and anytime you have a denim question search there before asking because chances are it's already been asked a million times already. Especially when it comes to the commonly known brands. Basically use the search function, you can find answers faster than making a thread and waiting for replies.

Oh and when you get your jeans, whatever you decide on, forget about sick fades. Just wear them.
 

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Originally Posted by word
Bookmark those Sufu threads and anytime you have a denim question search there before asking because chances are it's already been asked a million times already. Especially when it comes to the commonly known brands. Basically use the search function, you can find answers faster than making a thread and waiting for replies. Oh and when you get your jeans, whatever you decide on, forget about sick fades. Just buy a bicycle and wear ur jeans while riding it.
FTFY but quality of fade is a subjective thing. ive seen some nudies that look similar to those flatheads, and u dont have to buy japanese for quality denim. search ebay or ur local marshalls for RRL. that stuff is just as good. check the RRL sufu thread for proof.
 

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protip: your denim won't fade if your tighty whities are in a bunch about "omg i want my fades to be sick"...

Just wear them!
 

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Originally Posted by whodini
Except, you know, that 95% of RRL is Japanese...
whaa?? explain. both pairs of rrls i have say made in usa. edit: u mean where the denim comes from huh?
 

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the quality of fades is directly proportional to the use of the Sufu search function.
 

whodini

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Originally Posted by greasypeanut
whaa?? explain. both pairs of rrls i have say made in usa. edit: u mean where the denim comes from huh?
It's Japanese denim. While it's a far cry from calling them "Japanese jeans," they're more Japanese then they are American. Not to mention that RRL used to make them MIJ, too.
 

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Originally Posted by mlyngard
This statement alone is worth it's weight in gold and has been spoken a thousand ways a thousand times.

Originally Posted by robertorex
protip: your denim won't fade if your tighty whities are in a bunch about "omg i want my fades to be sick"...

Just wear them!


Um, make that a thousand and one.

Originally Posted by underwearer
the quality of fades is directly proportional to the use of the Sufu search function.

Should I soak before or after search function? Will that affect my combs?
 

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