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gumercindo

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 What I want to know then is the percentage of people who never get anyting on their jeans i.e (dirt, food, grass, grease etc)...EVER! Why stop at jeans? Based on said research, why ever wash any of your clothes.

   IMO not washing ones jeans is just gross! R


I wear my jeans a lot every weekend. I can go usually a 2-3 months before I have to wash them - they get stains which come out in a wash. can I hand wash the stains out? I guess, but it's a pain in the butt.
 

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i usually wash it when i get stains from bodily fluids. but only if i can't stand the smell or if they're too unsightly. Saturdays research is pretty accurate, i conducted it myself!
 

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i usually wash it when i get stains from bodily fluids. but only if i can't stand the smell or if they're too unsightly. Saturdays research is pretty accurate, i conducted it myself!
Usually, butt not all the time? Just so I am clear, if the **** stain is too noticable or the skid marks smell too bad...then you'll wash them. Your avatar should be Monica Lowenski or Johnny Knoxville instead of Ari Gold.
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Of cvourse I am only joking with you Ari because surely so were you.
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I wash my jeans about once a year. Less if I could. If necessary, dry cleaning them will also preserve them better than the wash cycle.
 

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I would hope everyone will wash out stains, although, fortunately, I do not stain my pants often.
 

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Anyone know when the next markdowns will be online? Seems like sale inventory is thinning but there's still a few things I would pick up with the extra kicker...
 

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i had some leftover credit from a gift return and grabbed the striped trapper pullover on a whim and was pleasantly surprised
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its really soft and stretchy making it form fitting and an easy layering piece to throw on top of a BD shirt for work. not a huge fan of the lack of a structure collar but its soft and isnt a big deal
 
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I would hope everyone will wash out stains, although, fortunately, I do not stain my pants often.


well clearly you're not living life to the max, either that, or you practise personal hygiene? :foo:
 
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i had some leftover credit from a gift return and grabbed the striped trapper pullover on a whim and was pleasantly surprised

its really soft and stretchy making it form fitting and an easy layering piece to throw on top of a BD shirt for work. not a huge fan of the lack of a structure collar but its soft and isnt a big deal
What is sizing like? up, down, tts?
 

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i went TTS (same size as everythign else i own in RRL)
Hey RKD, I have considered that sweater but can't picture how it would look on. If not too big a bother could you post a pic on over a colared shirt?

Thanks in advance. R
 
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sure it will have to be behind a dirty mirror but ill do it later tongiht ... no gf anymore to take pics :(
 

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sure it will have to be behind a dirty mirror but ill do it later tongiht ... no gf anymore to take pics :(


omg u broke up with ur cute korean gf?? sorry to hear bro
 

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