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Naked and famous denim

Thread starter Mauro
Start date Feb 13, 2008
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eugen eugen

Senior Member

Dec 21, 2010

#2,446

anyone ever ordered here? http://theyardli.com/store/index.php
these F***ers dont reply on my last 5 mails!
i ordered on 9th december an nothing no shippment no mail nothing.. i used paypal .. what should i do? dont want to call them from germany but maybe ih have to

db_ggmm

Distinguished Member

Dec 21, 2010

#2,447

Originally Posted by CityofAngles

Can anyone help me out?

Don't you hate that.

I think WG's have the largest thigh to waist ratio, but you could try the SlimGuy cut. Can anyone comment on WG thigh vs SlimGuy thigh?

pookguy

Well-Known Member

Dec 21, 2010

#2,448

Got my gray sweatshirt and I love it! It's definitely larger than I thought it would be. My arms are about to explode in the XL shirts and I had to go L w/ the sweatshirt.

dcs87

Member

Dec 21, 2010

#2,449

Pics of my broken twill slim guys. This is my first pair of raw denim and they're about 3 weeks old with almost daily wear.

I sized down 1 for these - most likely would size down 2 for next pair of slim guys.

Color is not accurate, but best I could get with my lighting.

Timbaland

Distinguished Member

Dec 21, 2010

#2,450

Originally Posted by CityofAngles

Can anyone help me out?

I'm a huge N&F fan and have two of their jeans, the Grey Wierdguys (31) and Deep Indigo Wierdguys (31).

I've had the greys for 2 years now and they used to fit great. I began working out and my thighs have gotten bigger and now they are too tight in the thigh area.

I just bought the deep indigos in a 31 and can't even wear them. They're way too tight.

Im not sure whether I should just get new greys and indigos in a 32 or just go for a different brand in same price range? thanks.

I'm guessing you put on weight too from lifting? Why don't you try on the 32s if a store by you has them. N&F has more relaxed thighs than most other brands so not sure what other brands in the price range will fit you.

jaychiz

Distinguished Member

Dec 21, 2010

#2,451

Originally Posted by Timbaland

I'm guessing you put on weight too from lifting? Why don't you try on the 32s if a store by you has them. N&F has more relaxed thighs than most other brands so not sure what other brands in the price range will fit you.

the waist my be out of wack if you try to size up, maybe try slim guys? if that doesn't work you might need to check out other brands

commodorewheeler

Distinguished Member

Dec 21, 2010

#2,452

Originally Posted by CityofAngles

Can anyone help me out?

I'm a huge N&F fan and have two of their jeans, the Grey Wierdguys (31) and Deep Indigo Wierdguys (31).

I've had the greys for 2 years now and they used to fit great. I began working out and my thighs have gotten bigger and now they are too tight in the thigh area.

I just bought the deep indigos in a 31 and can't even wear them. They're way too tight.

Im not sure whether I should just get new greys and indigos in a 32 or just go for a different brand in same price range? thanks.

Originally Posted by Timbaland

I'm guessing you put on weight too from lifting? Why don't you try on the 32s if a store by you has them. N&F has more relaxed thighs than most other brands so not sure what other brands in the price range will fit you.

N&F's cuts are all relatively slim compared to most other brands, but you might want to try the Slim Guys, they have the loosest leg out of the 3 cuts available by N&F.

jessetk313

Senior Member

Dec 21, 2010

#2,453

Shameless plug, I have a pair of naked and famous skinny guys for sale size 29.

CityofAngles

Well-Known Member

Dec 22, 2010

#2,454

Originally Posted by commodorewheeler

N&F's cuts are all relatively slim compared to most other brands, but you might want to try the Slim Guys, they have the loosest leg out of the 3 cuts available by N&F.

I thought the slim guys have the tightest fit? Hence the name?

MIKE_JE

Distinguished Member

Affiliate Vendor

Dec 22, 2010

#2,455

Originally Posted by CityofAngles

I thought the slim guys have the tightest fit? Hence the name?

Skinny Guy is the tightest, hence the name. Slim is the largest, Weird Guy is tapered, larger in the top block, smaller through the leg.

commodorewheeler

Distinguished Member

Dec 22, 2010

#2,456

Originally Posted by CityofAngles

I thought the slim guys have the tightest fit? Hence the name?

Skinny Guys have the tightest fit. Slim Guys have the loosest, Weird Guys are in the middle.

mikecch

Senior Member

Dec 22, 2010

#2,457

^ This is SPAM that doesn't even make sense.

pookguy

Well-Known Member

Dec 22, 2010

#2,458

^^ Stick to your Affliction and TR's then...

jhcam8

Distinguished Member

Dec 22, 2010

#2,459

Originally Posted by db_ggmm

Don't you hate that.

I think WG's have the largest thigh to waist ratio, but you could try the SlimGuy cut. Can anyone comment on WG thigh vs SlimGuy thigh?

Slim G's are roomier than WG's - longer rise, too. Not as loose as 501's.

whatever123

Timed Out

Timed Out

Dec 22, 2010

#2,460

Originally Posted by commodorewheeler

Skinny Guys have the tightest fit. Slim Guys have the loosest, Weird Guys are in the middle.

the wg are the only fit i can get into because i have larger thighs. i need at least 12" with a 33 or 34 inch waist. its a bummer ... i want those momo/n&fs.

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