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Considering some white/off white jeans
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I'd probably go for the 514 (one step slimmer) but it shouldn't be hard to try them on (most department stores like Nordstroms or Macy's will have all three models, maybe not in white but you can still try the fit and then get them online or whatever) before making your decision
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Should have my Levi 514s tomorrow. Sister-in-law is coming to visit and the outlet is right next to her apartment. When I told her I wanted white jeans I had to use your line, Robert. "You did see "Quantum of Solace," right?" Of course, she still made fun. Who cares, so long as she brings the jeans!
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Phat Guido: excellent fit examples. Is that a Filson zipper tote?Originally Posted by 8bpc
Where did you buy them?
- sure is, pic was taken last year (March) when I was in NYC (obviously)
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FYI on those looking for levi 514's.....apparently they have been discontinued in the white. The only place to get them is Ross, Marshalls, etc. according to Levi's 1800 number.
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FYI on those looking for levi 514's.....apparently they have been discontinued in the white. The only place to get them is Ross, Marshalls, etc. according to Levi's 1800 number.Originally Posted by dinted voice
SERIOUSLY WHAT THE ****!!!!?!?! :CENSORED:
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Will probably get blasted for this but AE has a slim vintage pair of white
http://www.ae.com/web/browse/product...ctId=0117_2515
I happened to try on the white straight leg and they fit pretty well. Was walking by the store while shopping with my wife and they had them in the front window. My main complaint is the slight distressing/wrinkling on the pockets. Do you know if that will become less noticeable with wear? For $30 it is hard to beat, especially without the 514 levi option.
http://www.ae.com/web/browse/product...ctId=0117_2515
I happened to try on the white straight leg and they fit pretty well. Was walking by the store while shopping with my wife and they had them in the front window. My main complaint is the slight distressing/wrinkling on the pockets. Do you know if that will become less noticeable with wear? For $30 it is hard to beat, especially without the 514 levi option.
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Will probably get blasted for this but AE has a slim vintage pair of white http://www.ae.com/web/browse/product...ctId=0117_2515 I happened to try on the white straight leg and they fit pretty well. Was walking by the store while shopping with my wife and they had them in the front window. My main complaint is the slight distressing/wrinkling on the pockets. Do you know if that will become less noticeable with wear? For $30 it is hard to beat, especially without the 514 levi option.Originally Posted by dinted voice
I guess it's hard to tell from the pictures but they don't look too terribly slim in the leg at all, to me. They look like (to me) any mall stores' typically baggy jeans. Maybe I'll actually go into their store and try on a pair. For the price, it would be a great bargain considering how rarely I would wear white denim.
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FYI on those looking for levi 514's.....apparently they have been discontinued in the white. The only place to get them is Ross, Marshalls, etc. according to Levi's 1800 number.Originally Posted by dinted voice
Bunch of em in the Levis Store near here about a month ago (Charleston)
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