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Post pics of your denim - denim fades and evolution

mlyngard

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Originally Posted by zissou
Mall Brand status.

Thought I'd put up a few pics of my Banana Republic jeans just for the hell of it.
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Yeah, some serious props on those Zissou.
 

Robert

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Originally Posted by zissou
Mall Brand status.

Thought I'd put up a few pics of my Banana Republic jeans just for the hell of it. They are/were raw Japanese selvage, with about 10 solid months of wear and about 5 washings. They've been a real ***** to fade, so nothing very spectacular. I've worn them through 3 or 4 room demolition projects in my house, which consists of ripping out lathe and plaster, rewiring, trim removal and restoration, etc. I've tried to beat the hell out of them. They've had one crotch repair and could use some repair down by the hems. As of yesterday, they were basically grey from plaster dust, so I threw them in for a hot wash.
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Wow. I'd say you turned a sow's ear into respectable denim. Nice going.
 

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Originally Posted by grundletaint
thanks. lucchese from somewhere in texas

+2, I love the Lucchese

I can get a bunch of these for 1/2 MSRP if anyone is interested in handcrafted, hand-lasted boots made in the USA.
 

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Originally Posted by grundletaint
thanks. lucchese from somewhere in texas

Yeah, they look pretty good. I've got some that look pretty similar, but they're Tony Lama. They were a gift, and they look great... I just can't find too many excuses to wear cowboy boots.
 

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Originally Posted by Robert
Wow. I'd say you turned a sow's ear into respectable denim. Nice going.

+1. I really like the color of these, never mind the cool fades. I forget where you posted them, but I also really like the edo-ai portions of those mister freedom jeans you have.
 

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fit pics on samurai black knights, need to hem an inch or so, sized down 2.
these are fully shrunk. cold soaked, hot soaked, than drier action
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so s5000bk's, black knights, and wings and horns black jeans for 6 months. will be working on black knights from here on out, along with some amazing indigo jeans. I sized down 2. I could BARELY button them all the way in the store, did a cold soak, and a hot soak and tumble dry last night, lost an inch in the inseam, waist is fine. basically my rule for samurai is slim fit = size down 2.
 

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No rep yet - all new ****, but had the pics active this morning... FH BSP (head-to-head jeans with Mistral), about 10 days continuous. There are gonna be rewarding:
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Momotaro 0701 (abt 12 wears - fast faders it looks like):
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Warehouse Dubbleworks 660 - slubby, fuzzy and sweet. Dozen wears. More fast faders.
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KMW 1980 Hand-Dye. On hold since summer. Will be quick-ish faders. Only worn maybe 6 times:
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Standard KMW 1980 hand-dyes, worn at least 30 times. Sloowww...(but have been worn to work mainly - nothing hard on them yet)
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Originally Posted by ma1
^^ nice, rare to see well faded black denim

also where is that tee from?


flathead
 

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X-post from Somet X Flathead thread. New pics, a week after hot soak.

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