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Post pics of your denim - denim fades and evolution
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I got few more jeans from those above brands and Versace too.....It is painful to upload all the pics.
I know I am talking about different kind of jeans than most of you were talking...the reason is: I am 40 age group and most of my time is spent in corporate world, hence no no frayed or wrinkled or fuss.
I know I am talking about different kind of jeans than most of you were talking...the reason is: I am 40 age group and most of my time is spent in corporate world, hence no no frayed or wrinkled or fuss.
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You probably could've stuck all those in the same post by just linking to them on photobucket or imageshack and saved some space, for future reference.
And how can it possibly be comfortable to have zippers on your back pockets. It seems like it would be annoying, and it looks ridiculous imho. I'm also unsure what being 40+ or having a corporate job have to do with what kind of jeans you wear. Does your job prevent you from buying certain brands to wear when you're not working? Doesn't make much sense. You can obviously buy or wear jeans, so what's the problem with buying brands talked about here?
And how can it possibly be comfortable to have zippers on your back pockets. It seems like it would be annoying, and it looks ridiculous imho. I'm also unsure what being 40+ or having a corporate job have to do with what kind of jeans you wear. Does your job prevent you from buying certain brands to wear when you're not working? Doesn't make much sense. You can obviously buy or wear jeans, so what's the problem with buying brands talked about here?
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You probably could've stuck all those in the same post by just linking to them on photobucket or imageshack and saved some space, for future reference.Originally Posted by Musselma
And how can it possibly be comfortable to have zippers on your back pockets. It seems like it would be annoying, and it looks ridiculous imho. I'm also unsure what being 40+ or having a corporate job have to do with what kind of jeans you wear. Does your job prevent you from buying certain brands to wear when you're not working? Doesn't make much sense. You can obviously buy or wear jeans, so what's the problem with buying brands talked about here?
I said I cant wear frayed or wrinkled or any fussy jeans, not the brand
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