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Self Edge x Sugar Cane = SEXSC06 - THE SECOND COMING OF FIRE
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Damn you Kiya lolz. I guess I'm treating myself to an early birthday gift xD.Originally Posted by Warren G.
haha i did the same
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So I'm definitely going to be picking a pair of these up, but I was wondering what's the best way to shrink these. Toss in the dryer on a cold cycle then air dry? Hot cycle then air dry? Tumble dry? Just toss them in a tub?
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So I'm definitely going to be picking a pair of these up, but I was wondering what's the best way to shrink these. Toss in the dryer on a cold cycle then air dry? Hot cycle then air dry? Tumble dry? Just toss them in a tub?Originally Posted by Teger
Turn them inside out, soak in warm water for 45 minutes, then line dry..
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Kiya, got them today and they are AMAZING. The denim is such that no picture could capture the texture. They do not look very dark in person to me. I tried them on and was in love with the fit even before the soak. They are in the tub right now with before/during/after pics going up tonight.
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So I'm definitely going to be picking a pair of these up, but I was wondering what's the best way to shrink these. Toss in the dryer on a cold cycle then air dry? Hot cycle then air dry? Tumble dry? Just toss them in a tub?Originally Posted by Teger
Avoid the dryer and washing machine at all costs. Especially the dryer. It does not do good things to denim.
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Get those pics and measurements up ASAP!!!!!Originally Posted by Johnny_5
I bought a pair yesterday from my boyfriend (mauro) and am expecting them tomorrow!
Photos and measurements and info is up here:
http://www.selfedge.com/shop/index.p...roducts_id=374
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how long is the stock expected to last?
you know, with the recession and such
i still got maybe a year before i can fit into a 28
you know, with the recession and such
i still got maybe a year before i can fit into a 28
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I picked up my pair at Farinelli's today. I think I got the 33's. They are in hot water as I type this!!
UPDATE: ok so I normally wear a 31 in say, Slim Jims and the SFx5EP collabs. At Christian's suggestion I sized up two and bought the SCxSE06 in a size 33. GOOD CALL!! Hot soaked and they fit just as they should now.
UPDATE: ok so I normally wear a 31 in say, Slim Jims and the SFx5EP collabs. At Christian's suggestion I sized up two and bought the SCxSE06 in a size 33. GOOD CALL!! Hot soaked and they fit just as they should now.
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