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jgu
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Works fine for me. I'm referring to last year's APC patent leather derbies. I like this Alden Shell Cordovan, this might work with jeans and suits. I like the APC more rounded toe, its a nice change, I have enough pointy toed shoes.
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physical texture of the denim. PBJs are probably the slubbiest and if you handle a pair in real life, it almost feels like a burlap sack. the material is very 3-dimensionalOriginally Posted by Get Smart
Thanks, Jason. I appreciate the help.
David
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i searched the forum, but couldn't find my answer...Originally Posted by corbu
are 5ep LDB rigid/raw sanforized?
thanks
Yes, I believe they are.
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I am curious as to what the general consensus is on stacking? How much is too much? I am seriously considering picking up some 13MwZ's and want to take advantage of the xl inseams. I was just looking to get a few opinions.
thanks kindly,
robbie
thanks kindly,
robbie
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I think it looks good with slim fitting jeans. But then again I think baggy jeans, espcially on more trim guys, usually don't look that great. IMO long inseams look great and I am eager for my next pair to be extra long.
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Purcells are slightly more true to size. If you sized down 1 for chucks, i'd only size down .5 for purcells. If you size down .5 for chucks, i'd stick with that. I'm a 10.5 in vans slip, 10 chucks, 10 in varvatos. I haven't tried on purcells but this is the information i've gathered
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been asked a billion times before I'm sure, but is chuck and purcell sizing identical?Originally Posted by jufros
I think the only difference is that purcells have an insert that makes them fit a little tight in the toe cap area. I wear 9.5 in chucks, 9.5 in vans sk8hi, and 9.5 in purcells.
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Anyone know of a good matte black skinny jeans besides cheap monday? I can't find anyone selling the cloak ones at the moment and i don't know of any julian red darkdancers in my size. Those were the two i was most interested in. Any other options? I kinda like the nudie tfbc but i don't want a jean with a shine like that. I was in the process of finding a pair of acne max cash but do those have a shine to them as well? I can't tell from pics.
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Can anybody comment on the waist sizing of 5ep jeans, specifically the LDB in Resin (I know the rigid and the resin differ a bit in sizing)? I'm usually a 30 in all raw jeans and stay with a 31 for non-raw stuff, and I pre-ordered the last pair of 30's they had on revolve, as they didn't have any 31's left, and am worried a bit that they will be too tight. I'm guessing the resin's probably fit more true to size and don't have all that much stretch in them. I'm particularly curious about this as I've been eyeing up a pair of RB15's from the denim bar, and don't want to miss out on a good deal if the 5ep's most likely aren't going to fit anyway. Thanks!
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