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First fit of yours in a while I'm not a fan of. Maybe it's your stance, but the shirt is too drapey. I know that's the intended look, but it's bit too much in this case.
Since we always end up talking about your hair, does the product you use keep the hair feeling natural (i.e. not too crispy) or is a bit of, uh, let's say crisp, necessary to keep hair that long from being totally out of control?
Since we always end up talking about your hair, does the product you use keep the hair feeling natural (i.e. not too crispy) or is a bit of, uh, let's say crisp, necessary to keep hair that long from being totally out of control?
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totally natural + slight sheen Edit: Although, that's possibly/probably due to the fact that I use very little product - at most, maybe how much toothpaste you put on your toothbrush, and usually half that. Really easy to overdo it with wax. Edit#2 also, I want your moto but dunno if would actually fit
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You need to return those and size down again, pronto. Those are already pretty loose and after stretching they'll be huge.Originally Posted by TKJTG
I could barely button them up.. ive had sore hips for the past 2 days from wearing them - trust me when I tell you that there is no chance in hell that I can size down again.. i sized down 2..
A little long for my taste, but otherwise good. What length do they come standard? 34?Originally Posted by williamthegoat
I think the standard inseam is 34 or 35 inches - there are no choices for inseam, they all come standard.. I am sure that the stacking will come down a bit in a couple of weeks... that is what i experienced with my other raw denim.
other than that - I wasn't going out or anything lol.. and I was pulling my black shirt up to show my butt in the jeans, its not that short lol.. anyways, I just wanted comments on the jeans - personally I like them a **** load
thanks for the feedback fellas
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I could barely button them up.. ive had sore hips for the past 2 days from wearing them - trust me when I tell you that there is no chance in hell that I can size down again.. i sized down 2..Originally Posted by halisray
Guess I'm just not a fan of the cut, then. They just look too baggy around the thigh for my liking.
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Guess I'm just not a fan of the cut, then. They just look too baggy around the thigh for my liking.Originally Posted by TKJTG
yeah I guess these pictures don't do them justice - I was quite astonished by how I fit into a 29 down from a 31 - anyways, thanks for your input man!
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yeah I guess these pictures don't do them justice - I was quite astonished by how I fit into a 29 down from a 31 - anyways, thanks for your input man!Originally Posted by halisray
Maybe you just need a skinnier cut, then, without sizing down quite so much. I don't think they look oversized though.
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Maybe you just need a skinnier cut, then, without sizing down quite so much. I don't think they look oversized though.Originally Posted by AR_Six
they aren't oversized - and I already have a skinny jean .. I was looking for something more along the lines of a slim/straight jean with a tapered leg, which is exactly what this cut is
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they aren't oversized - and I already have a skinny jean .. I was looking for something more along the lines of a slim/straight jean with a tapered leg, which is exactly what this cut isOriginally Posted by halisray
whoa man, you have raw denim? and more than one pair? oh my gosh. And it's 15oz? wow, that's cool, i heard normal denim was only 12oz.
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