$800 and up jeans online?

Kiwi Man · Mar 8, 2011

Originally Posted by Stylin-1

This thread is beyond marsupialed, and I've seen some pretty bad ones here.

OP just comes up with a ridiculous number that he "wants" to spend on a pair of jeans, but has no particular pair, or even brand in mind. Well..."Visvim" or something". Do you realize you can get awesome jeans under 300? Or do you just want to tell people you spent 1,000 on a pair?

You should stop into some car dealerships and say you want to spend around 100k on a car, but have no idea what you want. They will love you.

I agree. I don't know why people would want to spend that kind of money on a pair of jean. I see there are plenty of jeans that cost much lower than 1000 dollars that look great.

Well, again, it is not my money.

lmaozedong · Mar 8, 2011

Originally Posted by MikeDT

The supposedly Japanese jeans that I've seen, namely Evisu, usually come from China, Vietnam and Cambodia. Where the wages are a good deal less than 99cents(USD) an hour.

IMO it's just stupid spending ridiculous amounts of money on jeans(rural workwear attire, which is basically what jeans are).

lul

Wiggles · Mar 8, 2011

Originally Posted by MikeDT

The supposedly Japanese jeans that I've seen, namely Evisu, usually come from China, Vietnam and Cambodia. Where the wages are a good deal less than 99cents(USD) an hour.

IMO it's just stupid spending ridiculous amounts of money on jeans(rural workwear attire, which is basically what jeans are).

are you from the nineteenth century?

robertorex · Mar 8, 2011

Originally Posted by MikeDT

If you're really that flushed, that you feel the need to dispose of 1k(USD?). Why not spend $100 on a pair or two. then give the other $900 to charity? You'll feel better for it, and NO buyer's remorse.

true ballers dont give a **** about tax deductions

igotfatlaces · Mar 8, 2011

Originally Posted by robertorex

true ballers dont give a **** about tax deductions

spoken like a true boss!
but for real, MikeDT you are kinda gay...

whiskeybeard · Mar 8, 2011

OP has some serious misconceptions about what has real value in clothes, and in life.

Nopike343 · Mar 9, 2011

Lets see you are getting $1 million in a few weeks and you really want to piss it away ASAP?

If you happend to find some jeans that really appealed to you and they happened to cost over $800 I might be able to understand that. But to seek out a pair that is over $800 just so you could have such an expensive pair seems odd.

igotfatlaces · Mar 9, 2011

Originally Posted by Nopike343

Lets see you are getting $1 million in a few weeks and you really want to piss it away ASAP?

If you happend to find some jeans that really appealed to you and they happened to cost over $800 I might be able to understand that. But to seek out a pair that is over $800 just so you could have such an expensive pair seems odd.

It is odd, but think about it. Have you ever walked down the street in $1,000 jeans? Imagine what you would feel like knowing that you have that. I think it would feel damn good.

Nopike343 · Mar 9, 2011

Originally Posted by igotfatlaces

It is odd, but think about it. Have you ever walked down the street in $1,000 jeans? Imagine what you would feel like knowing that you have that. I think it would feel damn good.
You must be really bored.

SwiftLearner · Mar 9, 2011

Although I've never spent that much on jeans, I was really tempted by the $660 Dior Homme jeans I tried on at Saks. Beautiful, beautiful denim.

Spencer · Mar 9, 2011

Originally Posted by igotfatlaces

It is odd, but think about it. Have you ever walked down the street in $1,000 jeans? Imagine what you would feel like knowing that you have that. I think it would feel damn good.

How about in a nice pair of $250 jeans and $750 in my wallet?

That sounds better.

deadly7 · Mar 9, 2011

Originally Posted by robertorex

Are we hating on the OP just because he's not trying at all to hide the fact that he wants to buy something simply because it is expensive?
No. Over in MC, $1000 for clothes is small timer ****. But many of the people that buy thousands of dollars of **** can... wait for it... afford it. To them, dropping a grand+ isn't a matter of "when will that check come in?" but "when do I find something I want to buy." If you're broke, don't be a dumbass and squander your money on ******* $1000 pair jeans.

Originally Posted by Nopike343

You must be really bored.
More like "you must be fifteen and/or pathetic".

eseanyang · Mar 9, 2011

OP you realize even if you just bought some 200-300 dollar jeans you would already most likely have the most expensive pants on the block your walking down the street on?

SupeMassivePowerTrip · Mar 9, 2011

Aren't you guys carrying your $800 iphones in ur pocket anyway?

rapdancin · Mar 9, 2011

Originally Posted by deadly7

No. Over in MC, $1000 for clothes is small timer ****. But many of the people that buy thousands of dollars of **** can... wait for it... afford it. To them, dropping a grand+ isn't a matter of "when will that check come in?" but "when do I find something I want to buy." If you're broke, don't be a dumbass and squander your money on ******* $1000 pair jeans.
i think this cuts to the heart of it. op is a big ol poser/wannabe.

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