5EP x SF jean post pics

Saucemaster · Oct 30, 2007

If you can't button them up, get the next size up. Even if they do stretch to the point where you can button them, the fly will stretch and gape like mad. Ideally they should be a bit tight in the waist at first, but they shouldn't be so tight you can't button them.

WorkingTitle · Oct 30, 2007

I finally was able to get the top button done. Right now its hugging me like a newborn child, and ******** looks like a camel toe, but hopefully it will stretch right? heh.

j · Oct 30, 2007

Ew.

If you're not going to exchange, try spraying the waistband area down with water and wear them to stretch them faster.

LA Guy · Oct 30, 2007

I would follow j's advice. 5EP denim is quite forgiving and stretchable, but you will definitely get better results if you stretch while wet.

Asch · Oct 30, 2007

Originally Posted by WorkingTitle

******** looks like a camel toe, but hopefully it will stretch right?

capnpyro · Oct 30, 2007

I think I just posted this in WAYWN and not here yet

32x36's VVVVVVVVV Yeah, my Dior's are my favoritest pair of jeans ever, so getting these I wanted to stack it VVVVVVVVV

Contingency Plan · Oct 30, 2007

You prefer the stacked look? Looks like you could've easily got 34 length.

Mauro · Oct 31, 2007

well a 36 inseam should take care of all your stacking worries.

WorkingTitle · Oct 31, 2007

I am trying to stretch out these jeans by trying slouching, but I cant for the life of me get the top button up, does anyone have some tips on maybe getting them so they stretch? I already had to stretch them to get them onto my waist, but just that bit more so I can slouch them and it will look magnificent.

I am worried if i pull too hard they will break haha

j · Oct 31, 2007

No. I have no advice.

amlai · Oct 31, 2007

Originally Posted by WorkingTitle

does anyone have some tips on maybe getting them so they stretch?
Well, I see only a couple of options. 1) Wear them until they stretch and then slouch them when the waistband expands enough. 2) Get a waistband stretcher. Supposedly you can get up to 5 inches of stretch this way. Either way, I recommend you wet the waistband with a spray bottle and let it dry in the stretched state. Cotton will stretch much better wet than dry. You are much more likely to damage the fabric if you try to stretch the fabric dry.

whodini · Oct 31, 2007

Originally Posted by WorkingTitle

I am trying to stretch out these jeans by trying slouching, but I cant for the life of me get the top button up, does anyone have some tips on maybe getting them so they stretch? I already had to stretch them to get them onto my waist, but just that bit more so I can slouch them and it will look magnificent.

I am worried if i pull too hard they will break haha
Have you tried scrolling up?

Joel_Cairo · Oct 31, 2007

Originally Posted by WorkingTitle

I am trying to stretch out these jeans by trying slouching, but I cant for the life of me get the top button up, does anyone have some tips on maybe getting them so they stretch? I already had to stretch them to get them onto my waist, but just that bit more so I can slouch them and it will look magnificent.

I am worried if i pull too hard they will break haha

dude, they are too small.

WorkingTitle · Oct 31, 2007

Yeah, I need to get a size up.

They are on sale in the Market section if anyone is intrested.

Size is 30x34

tagutcow · Nov 1, 2007

Â I normally wear a 30 waist and 30 length in washed jeans (Nudies, 575), and while these jeans fit well, I couldn't imagine them any tighter. I suppose I have slightly larger haunches for a person my size, although my calves are pretty skinny. You think I should size up for the 5eps?

Â (Incidentally, I had to return a pair of washed Acne's in a 30 waist recently because I couldn't even pull them up to my hip, never mind button them.)

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