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Dig, you look radically different in this post! Is it the angle, or do your jeans need to be slimmed and hemmed?
(cool jeans, though).


That's the question I have asked over on SW&D in the N&F denim thread. They feel too large but I don't want to part with them if I can make them work.

I am thinking of tossing them into a hot water wash followed by a tumble in the dryer.
 

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That's the question I have asked over on SW&D in the N&F denim thread. They feel too large but I don't want to part with them if I can make them work.
I am thinking of tossing them into a hot water wash followed by a tumble in the dryer.


I'd do a hot water soak in the bathtub and throw in a few large pots of boiling water. No joke.
 

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They look like they really fit where it counts (up top), though. If you want to lost the MegaMan vibe, it looks like a simple slim below the knee job would do wonders. :slayer:
 

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They look like they really fit where it counts (up top), though. If you want to lost the MegaMan vibe, it looks like a simple slim below the knee job would do wonders.
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^ This. The jeans would look so much better with a slight taper .
 

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This is a test of the MC Casual Style Thread. If this had been an actual casual fit, you would have been instructed to activate your screensaver.
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This was only a test. We now return you to your regularly scheduled thread.


Dig, I am a fan of yours.

However, this outfit makes you appear to be 4 feet tall.
 
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Slim Guy? Should've gone with Weird Guy, if that's the case.
 

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I'd do a hot water soak in the bathtub and throw in a few large pots of boiling water. No joke.

I need a link on how to do this or maybe just do it like the picture, above! :lol:
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They look like they really fit where it counts (up top), though. If you want to lost the MegaMan vibe, it looks like a simple slim below the knee job would do wonders. :slayer:


 ^ This.  The jeans would look so much better with a slight taper .
Doesn't that eliminate the creasing from stacking? I dunno. :confused:
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Dig, I am a fan of yours.
However, this outfit makes you appear to be 4 feet tall.

Well THAT'S not good. :uhoh: I'm already vertically challenged and I feel certain there will not be any further growth spurts in an upwardly direction.

Slim Guy? Should've gone with Weird Guy, if that's the case.

I copped what they had. There was no other choice that day.

Thanks for all the help, gents.
 

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Took my 4 year old to the park, brunch, and the museum.


Never in a million years could I wear something like this. But, this looks great. Every detail is just right--stylish, casual, comfortable. What a great jacket.
 

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