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Question re: RRL (Double RL) Jeans

Blog Marley

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i just found out the georgetown store is closed
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i really want to order something while the f&f is running. whats the best way/store to get my hands on (preferably some field officer pants).
 

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Originally Posted by chomeo
whodini.

what size is that? and how is it compare to your normal size - waist and inseam. from the first picture, is that stacking that i see at the bottom of the backside?

That's an old pair back when they were vanity sized. IIRC that's a size 28 when I normally wear a 32, inseam was around 32". There was a bit of stacking that got more prominent as the jeans softened up and I began to sag them a little.
 

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Can anyone comment on the fit and washes of the Low rise striaght leg? I tried on the regular striaght leg in 34x34, and they were a little bigger then I would like. True waist is 33-34.

How much slimmer are the low rise, or should I say how much roomier are the straigt leg vs the low rise straigt leg?

Do the low rise come in the one wash and the raw dry rigid?
If so how different will these two behave, meaning the stretching vs the shrinking of the two. i have searched and it has been hard finding a definitive answer.

Thanks!
 

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I saw a kid wearing some RRL jeans at a J Crew store today. Never had seen these before. I don't usually like fancy embroidery on the pockets of jeans but these had a pretty cool, fairly intricate stitching design on the back and a good slim fit with a rugged unwashed denim look. They looked like the ones on this web page: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_U0-kUcF4do...eans%2B006.JPG He said he got them at the store in Georgetown. Is this store now closed? Does anyone have any ideas about what model RRL jeans these might be? [I Should have asked the kid] I've done a search on the internet and can't find any RRL jeans with the same back pockets. Also, why are RRL jeans in general so hard to find? I can't find a lot of these for sale on the internet (including Ralph Lauren's website). Where's the best place to buy these? Thanks for any help anyone can provide.
 

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Originally Posted by FromCAtoCO
Can anyone comment on the fit and washes of the Low rise striaght leg? I tried on the regular striaght leg in 34x34, and they were a little bigger then I would like. True waist is 33-34.

How much slimmer are the low rise, or should I say how much roomier are the straigt leg vs the low rise straigt leg?

Do the low rise come in the one wash and the raw dry rigid?
If so how different will these two behave, meaning the stretching vs the shrinking of the two. i have searched and it has been hard finding a definitive answer.

Thanks!

The Straight Leg is more of a traditional 501 cut, the Low Straight has a lower rise and is slimmer if I'm not mistaken. The Low Straight is in no way a skinny jean it is simply slim. For fall I believe they were only going to release it in a one-wash. The stretching/shrinking is a moot point as they will both act the same.

Originally Posted by Tumbling Dice
I saw a kid wearing some RRL jeans at a J Crew store today. Never had seen these before. I don't usually like fancy embroidery on the pockets of jeans but these had a pretty cool, fairly intricate stitching design on the back and a good slim fit with a rugged unwashed denim look. He said he got them at the store in Georgetown. Is this store now closed? Does anyone have any ideas about what model RRL jeans these might be? [I Should have asked the kid] I've done a search on the internet and can't find any RRL jeans with the same back pockets. Also, why are RRL jeans in general so hard to find? I can't find a lot of these for sale on the internet (including Ralph Lauren's website). Where's the best place to buy these? Thanks for any help anyone can provide.
Georgetown is closed but you can special order a pair through Farinelli's on this thread: http://www.styleforum.net/showthread.php?t=110475

RRL is RL's baby line and prefers that it has a toned-down following hence no online sales, minimal boutique retailers, etc. The better place to find RRL is at your local RRL store; the best place to get RRL is through Farinelli's as Mauro can order you any specific item you request.
 

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Thanks so much for the response. I am about a true 34 waist, but the 34's in the straight leg were a little big. Would you recomend the 33 wiast or 34 in the low rise straight leg?
 

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Originally Posted by FromCAtoCO
Thanks so much for the response. I am about a true 34 waist, but the 34's in the straight leg were a little big. Would you recomend the 33 wiast or 34 in the low rise straight leg?
Definitely size down to the 33.
 

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Thanks, Whodini, much appreciated . . .

Originally Posted by whodini


Georgetown is closed but you can special order a pair through Farinelli's on this thread: http://www.styleforum.net/showthread.php?t=110475

RRL is RL's baby line and prefers that it has a toned-down following hence no online sales, minimal boutique retailers, etc. The better place to find RRL is at your local RRL store; the best place to get RRL is through Farinelli's as Mauro can order you any specific item you request.




 

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check ebay for ' raw rrl jeans ' this is how i found my

i just bought a pair for half price of retail

i bought a straight leg because i love the 501s so much so i should get them soon but i am considering a slim fit as well for next time

greetz from germany
 

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some of their fade pattern is spot on.
i wish i could get a pair of faded that fit me
 

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sorry to highjack this thread but whats the site for the RRL i cant seem to find RRL on the reg RL site
 

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Originally Posted by the_pole
sorry to highjack this thread but whats the site for the RRL i cant seem to find RRL on the reg RL site

Doesn't exist
 

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