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Wings + Horns Denim
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sjnv
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I don't think there are, but the only way I can explain these jeans is that they fit like APC NS's except with a much more flattering cut. They're truly gorgeous, well made jeans...Originally Posted by bawlin
Since you're proxying them out, can you just take measurements when you get them? Most won't buy without measurements...
tonio028
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I agree about needing measurements. I'd be interested if I had any clue as to how these are sized in true measurements. If they are indeed like APC (vanity-size, stretch factor, etc.), then that makes it even worse for me (NS,NC, NR?). They do look sweet, but I can't blindly buy a pair. If anyone has some sizing advice on the ones mentioned in the BS forum, please let us know!
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I don't have a tape measure so that's not an option. These are a straight leg jean and you should size down one (or two depending on the fit you're looking for). I don't know what else to tell you guys.Originally Posted by bawlin
Just some friendly advice, I think the $1-2 you'll be spending on a tape measure will be paid back in terms of how quick you can make sales, and whether you make them at all...
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Just some friendly advice, I think the $1-2 you'll be spending on a tape measure will be paid back in terms of how quick you can make sales, and whether you make them at all...Originally Posted by robertorex
+1
i'd jump on these in a heartbeat if i could confirm the measurements. i have a good feeling about them from previous descriptions but i can't drop 130 bones without knowing for sure.
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Okay, you guys win. I ransacked the tool-box and found a tape measure.
I'm going to take measurements of a tried-on but never worn pair of 32's (the waist has probably stretched a tiny bit as I could not button them up the first initially but now I can with a bit of discomfort), worn once waxed 34's and compare them to the measurements of my heavily worn, unwashed APC NS 31's. You can extrapolate the information any way you need to...
APC:
waist 18
front 11
back 14
leg 8
Indigo:
waist 16.5
front 10.5
back 13.2
leg 8.5
Waxed Black
waist 17
front 11.3
back 14
leg 8.8
These are kinda rough measurements with a hard tape measure...
I'm going to take measurements of a tried-on but never worn pair of 32's (the waist has probably stretched a tiny bit as I could not button them up the first initially but now I can with a bit of discomfort), worn once waxed 34's and compare them to the measurements of my heavily worn, unwashed APC NS 31's. You can extrapolate the information any way you need to...
APC:
waist 18
front 11
back 14
leg 8
Indigo:
waist 16.5
front 10.5
back 13.2
leg 8.5
Waxed Black
waist 17
front 11.3
back 14
leg 8.8
These are kinda rough measurements with a hard tape measure...
robertorex
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waist 18 on the tagged 31 NS's?? holy ****!
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