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Skull Jeans by an Alchemist

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Originally Posted by fobe46
Hey guys, I just picked up a pair of lightly used Skulls 5010xx raw. The seller said only the waistband has touched water, but when I got it, the jeans feels relatively soft compared to the other raw denims I had. Is this normal? Thanks!

Those aren't soft jeans, sounds like they've been washed or worn a bit.
 

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any idea to get a rivet to match my skull jeans?

I had one pop off after only an hour of wear, BiG (who I bought from) said they would hook me up with one after they got their next shipment in but its been around 6months and a few emails and nothing -so giving up there.
 

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Originally Posted by blynch
any idea to get a rivet to match my skull jeans? I had one pop off after only an hour of wear, BiG (who I bought from) said they would hook me up with one after they got their next shipment in but its been around 6months and a few emails and nothing -so giving up there.
maybe contact skull if you speak japanese, lol. no, i bet they would help you out. http://translate.google.com/translat...%26prmd%3Divns
 

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Originally Posted by fobe46
Do you think it'll go back to being stiff if I soaked them? There are minimal honey combs on the jeans and no fade at all.

Those were the roughest, furriest, sandpaper jeans I've ever worn. I wore them without soaking in the beginning. After a year I soaked them and they were like a totally different jean, very soft. Soaking again will only make them softer.
 

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Originally Posted by fobe46
Thanks for the heads up guys, btw how do you guys clean/ getting rid of odors in your jeans? Is it safe to take them to dry clean? Thanks!

the washer.
 

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Originally Posted by fobe46
Thanks for the heads up guys, btw how do you guys clean/ getting rid of odors in your jeans? Is it safe to take them to dry clean? Thanks!

Originally Posted by tooshay
Cold, delicate wash, inside out, Woolite black.

That's what I do, except I use Dr. Bronner's or Samurai Thunder Soap instead of the Woolite. Not sure how much of a difference the type of soap makes.
 

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Originally Posted by fobe46
Thanks for the heads up guys, btw how do you guys clean/ getting rid of odors in your jeans? Is it safe to take them to dry clean? Thanks!

by the time they are ready to be washed (6 months - 1 year) you probably won't be worried about it, because they should be very worn in at that point. just wash cold inside out and hang dry.

don't use a dryer that would be the harshest on any jean.

dry cleaning uses chemicals that are no good. it works but i wouldn't do it.

hot soaks are good as a wash alternative and will help them fit better.
 

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Hi,

I'm selling a brand new pair of size 34 indigo 5507's worn for about 4 hours only once. PM with an offer or for pics if interested. No wash or soak, sadly they are too big for me so I am willing to cut my losses and buy a better size.
 

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We've dropped Skull due to a combination of quality control and inconsistent product, it's a sad departure but it's honestly not worth our (and we'd hope our customers') time any more.
We've dropped the prices of remaining stock 30% to 50% off retail, all sales final:

https://www.selfedge.com/shop/index....index&cPath=70
 

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