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how do you rock 'em jeans? : Fit Pics & Description
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fantastic fits so far, y'all!
suggestion: you can have you vital stats up on the title box [^like so] just to set it up ... and make good use of the damn box. i know it's too much trouble to put in the measurements, but it'll help users for base comparison. don't have to do it right away ... you can edit it in later. also, very important to mention how you sized your pair/s.
suggestion: you can have you vital stats up on the title box [^like so] just to set it up ... and make good use of the damn box. i know it's too much trouble to put in the measurements, but it'll help users for base comparison. don't have to do it right away ... you can edit it in later. also, very important to mention how you sized your pair/s.
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Model '47 fits : Studio D'Artisan 101 :: 15oz :: size +1 @34 [could've TTS]
@6 mos eff. wear x 4 soaks x 1 cold wash :: current measurements : w= 34, ins= 33, f/r= 11, b/r= 15, u/t= 12.75, kn= 9.5, l/o= 9 Warehouse 1001xx :: 14.5oz Memphis cotton :: TTS @W33
unworn x initial 2 hotsoaks :: current measurements : w= 33.5, ins= 33, f/r= 11.5, b/r= 15, u/t= 12.25, kn= 9.5, l/o= 9 Samurai 0500 :: 15oz Texas cotton :: TTS @W33 [could sz -1]
current measurements : w= 34, ins= 32, f/r= 10.5, b/r= 15, u/t= 12.25, kn= 8.75, l/o= 8.25 Sugar Cane 40400N :: 14.5 :: natural hawaiian indigo dyed :: single stitch + felled seams :: sized -1 @W32
worn for a month x initial 2 hoatsoaks x 1 cold wash :: current measurements : w= 33, ins= 33, f/r= 11.5, b/r= 15, u/t= 12.5, kn= 9.5, l/o= 9
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Matt, those Red-D's look ******* great. Now stop buying **** and wear them. Also, you look like a bike messenger?Originally Posted by Synthese
I know, I know...
fantastic fits so far, y'all! suggestion: you can have you vital stats up on the title box [^like so] just to set it up ... and make good use of the damn box.Originally Posted by IIIrd Icon
Check. Good call. Done.
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Latest fitpics of Somet 003... Taken today by my GF.
By the way a tagged 27, measuring 29 inches. Inseam length about 34". True waist probably around 30", but haven't really measured since I took my best fitting jean as guideline to purchase.
I'm 1.76 m tall, 65 kg's
By the way a tagged 27, measuring 29 inches. Inseam length about 34". True waist probably around 30", but haven't really measured since I took my best fitting jean as guideline to purchase.
I'm 1.76 m tall, 65 kg's
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Bootcuts :
Studio D'Artisan 105 :: 15oz :: TTS @W33
4.5 eff wear x 1 coldwash :: current measurements : w= 33.5, ins= 33, f/r= 10, b/r= 14, u/t= 11.75, kn= 8.5, l/o= 9
Denum Junke- DJ 501xx :: 14oz :: TTS @W33 = 04 [could sz -1]
3 hotsoaks :: current measurements : w= 34.5, ins= 32.5, f/r= 10.75, b/r= 15.25, u/t= 12, kn= 8.5, l/o= 9.25
Nudie RRDS circa '02:: 13.50z Greycast :: sized down 1 @W32
cut: Nudie RRDS = Denim Junkie
Studio D'Artisan 105 :: 15oz :: TTS @W33
4.5 eff wear x 1 coldwash :: current measurements : w= 33.5, ins= 33, f/r= 10, b/r= 14, u/t= 11.75, kn= 8.5, l/o= 9
Denum Junke- DJ 501xx :: 14oz :: TTS @W33 = 04 [could sz -1]
3 hotsoaks :: current measurements : w= 34.5, ins= 32.5, f/r= 10.75, b/r= 15.25, u/t= 12, kn= 8.5, l/o= 9.25
Nudie RRDS circa '02:: 13.50z Greycast :: sized down 1 @W32
cut: Nudie RRDS = Denim Junkie
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66s based :
Samurai Yamato s001j [ Leepro-style, s5000 silhouette ] :: 15oz :: sz +1 @W34 [ could sz -1 to TTS for regular to slim fit ]
current measurements : w= 34, ins= 32, f/r= 10.5, b/r= 14.5, u/t= 12, kn= 9, l/o= 8.5
Skull 5010xx 6x6 :: 14.5 sanforized Texas cotton :: TTS @33
current measurements : w= 34, ins= 32.25, f/r= 10, b/r= 14, u/t= 12, kn= 8.5, l/o= 8
Samurai Yamato s001j [ Leepro-style, s5000 silhouette ] :: 15oz :: sz +1 @W34 [ could sz -1 to TTS for regular to slim fit ]
current measurements : w= 34, ins= 32, f/r= 10.5, b/r= 14.5, u/t= 12, kn= 9, l/o= 8.5
Skull 5010xx 6x6 :: 14.5 sanforized Texas cotton :: TTS @33
current measurements : w= 34, ins= 32.25, f/r= 10, b/r= 14, u/t= 12, kn= 8.5, l/o= 8
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dcg the 21cms look great on you imoOriginally Posted by Listi
+1Originally Posted by rmnd
I like that fit much better than the other one you posted.
+1Originally Posted by YoPete525
I'd start working on the diors, they look great.
Thanks for the feedback. Have to see if the thighs will stretch out for me a bit. Waist is not tight, but definitely don't want to go any smaller due to the thigh area.
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I'm 5'11" and 160 lb, and I wear 32x32 in j.crew, Banana, and other non-vanity sized mens pants, though such pants tend to be baggy ********** and thigh except for the new j.crew urban slim fit. All these fits are slightly wedgied since I hiked the jeans up a bit too high right before the self-timer clicked. In reality they all ride an inch or so lower on my waist.
APC New Standard 30x34
Styleforum x Five Easy Pieces (SFx5EP) lot 001, 31x34
Iron Heart 634S, 32x34
Eternal 811 one wash, 33x36
Pure Blue Japan XX-005 one wash, 31x35.5
APC New Standard 30x34
Styleforum x Five Easy Pieces (SFx5EP) lot 001, 31x34
Iron Heart 634S, 32x34
Eternal 811 one wash, 33x36
Pure Blue Japan XX-005 one wash, 31x35.5
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66s based :Originally Posted by IIIrd Icon
Samurai Yamato s001j [ Leepro-style, s5000 silhouette ] :: 15oz :: sz +1 @W34 [ could sz -1 to TTS for regular to slim fit ]
current measurements : w= 34, ins= 32, f/r= 10.5, b/r= 14.5, u/t= 12, kn= 9, l/o= 8.5
Samurai 0500 :: 15oz Texas cotton :: TTS @W33 [could sz -1]
current measurements : w= 34, ins= 32, f/r= 10.5, b/r= 15, u/t= 12.25, kn= 8.75, l/o= 8.25
Both those Sams are your best fits, IMO. Skulls look amazingly straight, non-slim-cut on you too. I'm loving the new Yamato 003JPs I picked up. Denim and fit are amazing. Can't wait to get those back into rotation.
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Both those Sams are your best fits, IMO. Skulls look amazingly straight, non-slim-cut on you too. I'm loving the new Yamato 003JPs I picked up. Denim and fit are amazing. Can't wait to get those back into rotation.Originally Posted by mlyngard
tnx. yea, can't wait for the Jins x SuFu x BiG collab, man ... LHT Jins on a 0500 silhouette [Wranglerpro styling as icing on the cake]. that'd be like "eating ice-cream while **********", an xgf might say.
don't you love the untypically less slubby denim + silver details on those Yamatos?! freakin work of art.
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