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yeah, the stitch is quite small...would leave many little holes outlining the shape I believe. Although when I told the sales rep I didn't like the stitching he told me their tailor could remove it...
I removed the back pocket stitching of my 1st pair of low straights. It left a faint impression where the stitching had been, this got fainter with time. On my 2nd pair, most of the stitching eventually wore away anyway - looks pretty good imo. I can't see holes left from the stitching on either pair so don't worry about that.
Thanks! If you get a chance, can you post some pix of what that looks like? Would appreciate that.
i took the stitching off of my low straights, they leave NO marks at all.Thanks for all of your advice gents. I went to the RRL shop on West Broadway in NYC and tried on many models. The Low Straight ended up being my fave. I went TTS.
The 33 probably would have stretched in the waist over time to fit me, but I remembered the advice on the tightness of the thighs. The thighs were indeed tight and I didn't want to take any chances with that so I walked out with the 34.
Denny, the sales rep, was excellent. Polite, helpful, good listener to what I wanted.
Not crazy about that back pocket stitching but I guess I can live with it. Anyone ever take theirs out? I'm afraid it would leave ugly marks.
i took the stitching off of my low straights, they leave NO marks at all.
Patek, the rigids are just that: rigid. Very stiff denim, unwashed, like when they come off the sewing machine. Get these if you want to do a full break-in and fade. One washed (or rinsed) are dark but washed so they can be worn immediately and look good, also the dark color may last a bit longer. They are not so stiff off the shelf. I have a pair about a year old and they haven't faded too much, even after a trip to the dry cleaners. They are starting to fade more and more though.
Also rrls come in both 32 and 34 inseams.
Ralph introduced the use of "Double RL" on his "Country" line of clothes in the early 90s. That's where this comes from - I would date this as '91-'92. I worked for Ralph '90-'93 at a store that had a separate "Country Store" where this line was featured - jeans, "roughwear" they called it, Navajo jackets, etc. RRL as a line was introduced in '93 and effectively replaced the "Country" label.Here you go. What do you make of this? An co-brand collab perhaps...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/DOUBLE-RL-R...1977328818661082114&pid=100033&prg=1011&rk=1&
Denim - how did you do it...use a special stitch remover/seam ripper?
Depending on the duration between when you ordered and when they marked down, they will adjust. Just call them and ask and maybe push gently. They did it for me as part of this recent sale because the markdowns happened about 10 hours after I had placed my order.