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In regards to denim fraying on the crotch area...

I'm having the same issue with some g-star jeans fraying around the "plum area". I've tried in the past by taking some old unworned denim and patching it up but to not much success. I hear craft/fabric stores like JoAnnes or Michael's has some glue like solution to stop fabric fraying.
 

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Originally Posted by randomusername
Anyone know where I can find some good grosgrain/ribbon belts? Similar in style to the ones shown here but really in any color (though I love red/white/blue):

http://www.rugby.com/shop/item.aspx?...goryId=3138720


Why don't you want the one you linked? I saw some at the polo ralph lauren store by me. I also saw someone wearing one made by old navy.
 

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Originally Posted by Timbaland
Why don't you want the one you linked? I saw some at the polo ralph lauren store by me. I also saw someone wearing one made by old navy.

I'm planning on buying it, actually, I was just looking for more color variations.
 

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Originally Posted by Arms_Akimbo
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Is this RG shirt too big for this model? Look at the shoulders. Is that how shoulders of a shirt should sit? Also, is that shirt from ss or fw?


I think it might be a little long to be worn untucked, but that's about where the seam should hit. The shirt just wasn't cut to be really slim
 

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So I've been using a pair of 501 STF's for some weeks now. Thing is, I forgot to soak them before wearing them, and now I'm afraid of getting some form of "premature fading" if I soak them. So would you suggest i keep on wearing them raw to achieve better fades or that i soak them as soon as possible?
 

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^^ So soaking them would release a lot of dye. Since you haven't soaked yet (and assuming they fit well), you should hold off if you want great contrast fades.
 

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Originally Posted by LRRR
So I've been using a pair of 501 STF's for some weeks now. Thing is, I forgot to soak them before wearing them, and now I'm afraid of getting some form of "premature fading" if I soak them. So would you suggest i keep on wearing them raw to achieve better fades or that i soak them as soon as possible?

Soak them now. I have a pair and they shrink. I soaked mine for about 45 minutes in warm water and I lost almost 3 inches in the inseam. If you don't get the shrinkage out of the way, the fades you created could shift when washed.
 
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