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notwithit

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oh, it was for you specifically. I thought you were looking to buy more blue jeans. Other people can, just not you. :foo:


Fair enough. :laugh:

Although I'm giving myself a free pass on ToJ denim when it comes out. :devil:

And I'm probably picking up a pair of the Uniqlos at some point anyway. :hide:
 

stevent

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how do you even "stain" a backpack? it's only worn when walking around...nothing wrong with a bit of dirt or wear.


1. Putting in down on the ground
2. Rain
3. Dirty hands (eating a burger, need to pull something out)
4. Scuffs when brushed up against something in crowded areas
5. Denim stains

It's pretty damn easy to stain a backpack I don't really know how you are using them.



And in terms of build quality, Makr seems as bit nicer (only seen the duffle) compared to the Nanamica one
 

reedobandito

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1. Putting in down on the ground
2. Rain
3. Dirty hands (eating a burger, need to pull something out)
4. Scuffs when brushed up against something in crowded areas
5. Denim stains
It's pretty damn easy to stain a backpack I don't really know how you are using them.
And in terms of build quality, Makr seems as bit nicer (only seen the duffle) compared to the Nanamica one


This. I've had dark brown bags that have gotten filthy, and it's not like I lead a particularly rugged lifestyle
 

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the shah

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how would you wear it ? i like the other black jacket you recently purchased better hehe
 

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