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Post pics of your denim - denim fades and evolution

Kregg

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Ah, fades are much more apparent in the second pics.

I know what you mean about the time situation. It's a shame we can't generate great fades while sitting on our ass. Our jeans would be sick.
 

WhoKnewI

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Uniqlo jeans. I don't know how often I've worn these and how many times I've washed them.
 

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Wore them for around 10+ months (give or take) 7 days a week. Kinda stopped wearing them after TAO. Had to hand wash them cause i yak'd all over the front of my APC NS's. Heres my jeans prewash...I'll post pics tomorrow or whenever my denim dries post wash.
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You can see all the yak on the front...yuck!!!
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Woah mrmofoness, you need a bit more than a handwash on the front of those New Standards. Fades be damned, get those F***ers clean.


Pink, how often were those 5ep worn?
 

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Nice, I'm reaching the critical wash or soak moment with my apc's. As with a lot of others in this thread, I've been sitting on ****** for the most part. Fades are minimal, but they are starting to form. I was leaning towards a hot soak, but now I'm thinking a cold wash might be better. Not really looking for high contrast fades, but I would like them to be noticeable. Either way, I'll figure it out by Easter and make sure to post pics.
 

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Dried over night, minimal fading i guess oh well, just gotta wear em more and not yak on them again...lights kinda bright, i was so excited i just took a few pics and tried em on

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These are my new RRLs after about 4 hrs. of use. They are the raw/dry straight leg ones that retail for $210. They were a stiff as cardboard when I received them. The waist felt just a bit loose and folded over about ¼ inch in the back with my belt tightened to its usual notch. I did a hot soak for about 25 min., followed by a cold rinse, then rolled them up in a towel before hanging them outside for about an hour. It wasn't too hot today, so they still felt wet when I put them on and started wearing them around the house, making sure to spend some time sitting and doing a few deep knee bends every now and then. They seem to fit better now, but only very slightly and mainly, I think, because they aren't quite as stiff and had a chance to mold to my body when they were wet. They are not tight but I don't feel the fabric folding over in the back even with my belt nice and tight and it takes a little effort to get my hands into the pockets so I feel like the fit is pretty good. They are a bit loose in the rear, but if I had a bigger ass, they would be about perfect. I'm happy with the amount of stacking at the ankle and the knee creases seem to be getting off to a good start. I'm going to wear these as often and for as long as I can before soaking (or washing) again. This pair of jeans is my first semi-serious piece of denim, but I'm pretty happy so far. (sorry for the essay)
 

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Originally Posted by pibbs
This may be true. There's not much chance for an engineering student to get out and do crazy things, unfortunately...

I wake up each morning with the mission to try to put myself in the hospital. It shows.

You don't see the med students out doing crazy **** with their lives....they leave it up to the engineers!
 

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