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mlyngard
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Where did he say that ...?Originally Posted by Uncontrol
Heheh...
hmm so are you assuming that those with big calves and thighs can only look good with big leg openings(8-8.5) ?Originally Posted by pronxs
That's entrapment ;-)
Too many ways to answer this - so it's a tough question. Fits for people are so varied.
I think fit recommendations can only be phrased in terms like "I had some jeans that fit me great in this way...", or "I personally tend to like slim jeans with a taper like this..."
I would hope anyone would shoot me if I said anything so absolute about a fit for someone else...
I mean, that would be dissing those people with a chaps fetish or who wear bellbottoms right away.
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Yes!! Scored the last pair of the FH SE05BSP in my size. I felt like a ******* eight year old scoring tickets to see Hanna Montana. Yay me.Originally Posted by mlyngard
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Originally Posted by emeterioy
Um... that's not even reserved for raw denim. Who irons jeans? They aren't dress trousers
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Do you guys use an alternative to that?Originally Posted by emeterioy
Thanks.
You do realize that the one of the key selling points of raw demin is to let them fade and wear naturally with age, right?
For a variety of reasons, ironing is just as bad to that process as washing and drying them on a regular basis.
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You do realize that the one of the key selling points of raw demin is to let them fade and wear naturally with age, right?Originally Posted by BrettChaotix
For a variety of reasons, ironing is just as bad to that process as washing and drying them on a regular basis.
Thanks.
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