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Ripped or Unripped (I posted in the wrong one before oops, sorry newbie)

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drizzt3117

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You're likely not going to find a lot of ppl on this forum who like ripped jeans just so you know.
 

Edward Appleby

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QFE. And Jared, I get the impression that you're asking about buying jeans pre-ripped, which is a hell no in my book. It's also more or less out in the big urban areas, and on its way out in the wider market.
 

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I have only one pair of ripped jeans, a pair of distressed Diesels. The only reasons I got them were that they were dirt cheap on eBay and are a cotton/linen blend which works REALLY well in the summer for, say, going to the beach (a lot more bearable when there is high humidity). But in general I would never buy ripped jeans. Avoid!
 

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ripped is only good if you ripped them in the process of wearing... then you should repair them.
 

someoneNew

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Many on this forum want you to distress your own denim authentically.

So all you have to do is jump from a few moving cars, a few slips with a chainsaw here or there, another couple scolds of hot coffee and you should be right on fashion wise
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Unripped. They don't let you into the casino here if you have ripped jeans.
 

Chase80

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I thing agree with the comments that rips are best when they happen on their own. More of a story behind it.
 

implicit

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pre-ripped jeans disgust me.

the only rips, tears, and so on should come from actual wear. buying it that way is stupid. and, imho, it always looks fake anyway.
 

Kewan

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Natural rips and tears can look pretty cool, in my opinion, but buying pre-ripped jeans is pretty ridiculous.
 

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