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Crate vs. Farinelli: The Official Jeans Thread
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randomkoreandude
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lol everyone here has been trained by sf and sufu to size down at least 2 haha
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honestly even if they say true to size, i'm prob sizing down
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i wanna see some measurements, cant wait
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LOL. Without knowing if they'll stretch, what the rise is, etc.? Ballsy. Or rather...Originally Posted by whodini
more like lack of balls will result
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more like lack of balls will resultOriginally Posted by constant struggle
I'd suggest you guys wait till the measurements before even thinking of sizing down. If the rise turns out to be the same as let's say Somet, would you really want the waist to be TTS? Reason I bring up this point is that while Chad normally sizes down on his jeans he said he wouldn't on these. Maybe Henry can chime in, too, but I believe he previously said that they might stretch out minimally compared to the Routes for example.
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I can't wait to start the contest on the FvsC jean. It's going to be FUN FUN FUN!Originally Posted by Mauro
as much as i'm over the idea of contests, i think i might cave in depending on some available funds. DAMN YOU MAURO.
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I can't wait to start the contest on the FvsC jean. It's going to be FUN FUN FUN!Originally Posted by Mauro
as much as i'm over the idea of contests, i think i might cave in depending on some available funds. DAMN YOU MAURO.
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