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240 euros jeans has a hole after 6 months
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amerikajinda
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Jeans lined with cashmere?
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Is it because it has cashmere inside or because it was too tight at the balls (low rise jean) ?Originally Posted by manouche
It was a Faconnable jean.
Doesn't Faconnable sells good quality?
Yes they do. Unfortunate you were either too cheap or too poor (probably the latter) to afford their top of the line jeans. It's called the Facconable "Excelsior" and is limited only to their respective boutique stores. They are made with Loro Piana baby cashmere and a 10% Vicuna mixture.
The Excelsior line jeans starts at 765 euros, depending on the treatments available.
So next time get the better stuff or shut the f*ck up. Cheap-ass bastard.
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That's why I never pay more than $60 for jeans.Originally Posted by Super10
Hmmmmmmmm...... there's a whole world of Japanese denim out there...........
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That's why I never pay more than $60 for jeans. Remember, they're just jeans.Originally Posted by Super10
and for 240 euros I could by a jacket that would protect my skin from freezing in the arctic. lol
I paid 40 euros but the tag price was 240 euros
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Yes they do. Unfortunate you were either too cheap or too poor (probably the latter) to afford their top of the line jeans. It's called the Facconable "Excelsior" and is limited only to their respective boutique stores. They are made with Loro Piana baby cashmere and a 10% Vicuna mixture.Originally Posted by lee_44106
The Excelsior line jeans starts at 765 euros, depending on the treatments available.
So next time get the better stuff or shut the f*ck up. Cheap-ass bastard.
Why do you insult me me?
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