Are PRPS jeans still hot?

lpalma121 · Aug 24, 2009

So I know summers almost over and I have a few of these I'm selling. I sold a few last year on ebay and got around $170 for some in like new conditon. I have some listed now and nothing. I don't think too many people know about these jeans except Beckham and Kate Holmes. So my question is has this brand died out or what. I think these jeans are amazing and the quality is 10x's better than Diesel and looks alot better than A.P.C. (only good in raw) I don't think I'm asking alot I mean they go for $290 and up so what's going on?

spacemanvt · Aug 24, 2009

wrong forum but what do you have available?

stylesmurf · Aug 24, 2009

Economic recession.

BrettChaotix · Aug 24, 2009

They are all over Barnys COOP stores for ~$200

lpalma121 · Aug 24, 2009

Is that a marked down sale price of $200 at the Co-op or is this their new recession proof price points? I doubt these jeans cost that low. PRPS in my opinion is exclusive and not everyone here knows.

djs488 · Aug 24, 2009

Originally Posted by lpalma121

Is that a marked down sale price of $200 at the Co-op or is this their new recession proof price points? I doubt these jeans cost that low. PRPS in my opinion is exclusive and not everyone here knows.

Don't flatter yourself; everyone knows. I can't speak for the general population but their fits are too relaxed for my tastes and their washes are a little severe.

sho'nuff · Aug 24, 2009

i like the prps new fit/tight fit raw jeans they are badass.

they are similar to somet 003 straight fits in a few ways.

i dont like prps variety of washed jeans they have horrible predistressing. the washes themselves are good though.

i dont like their impala or loose cut.

anything is still hot if you can make it work on you and it is mostly about your own body though

RustyRyan · Aug 24, 2009

Prps are my favorite jeans. I'm certainly in the minority here, but their Impala/Loose cut is one of my favorites. The have some really great washes but often go a little too far by adding a stain, paint splatter, or hole that isn't necessary. I quite like the knee darts, a unique, dsitinctive feature. Denim and construction is top notch.

ArliHawk` · Aug 24, 2009

Originally Posted by RustyRyan

Prps are my favorite jeans. I'm certainly in the minority here, but their Impala/Loose cut is one of my favorites. The have some really great washes but often go a little too far by adding a stain, paint splatter, or hole that isn't necessary. I quite like the knee darts, a unique, dsitinctive feature. Denim and construction is top notch.

Do you have anything to compare the Impala cut to? I am thinking of trying these but wonder if they are an actual loose fit or more of a straight leg fit.

eckblk · Aug 24, 2009

kmw 2010, but a little more relaxed.

Geste · Aug 24, 2009

Originally Posted by RustyRyan

Prps are my favorite jeans. I'm certainly in the minority here, but their Impala/Loose cut is one of my favorites. The have some really great washes but often go a little too far by adding a stain, paint splatter, or hole that isn't necessary. I quite like the knee darts, a unique, dsitinctive feature. Denim and construction is top notch.

+1

I got an earlier edition (can't recall the name) of PRPS at mauro's first creation and they are still the "go to's" Its ladened with features galore - studs, signature patch, folded back pocket, animal print lined pockets, elephant-monkey- and gun stencils...they are classics. The Barracudas are also nice.

Oxnard · Aug 24, 2009

While their faded jeans look pretty trashy at $300, yeah the raw prps denim is really really nice, with the purple selvedge, the denim itself fades beautifully. Picked up a pair of the tight fits in raw about two years ago and they are wonderful, they stretch a lot though. Very soft hand, zimbabwe cotton, too many details to count. They are a bit easier to find now than a few years ago, probably why the demand is down.

Mauro · Aug 24, 2009

the rambler in raw is worth every penny , I think.

dfagdfsh · Aug 24, 2009

PRPS is a legit brand like EVISU japan. doesn't get a lot of play here though

ThisFlyGuy · Aug 24, 2009

probably people just don't have as much disposable income to spend $200 on jeans now....

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