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my friend had bootcut ola for over a year, they faded pretty ******Originally Posted by constant struggle
what do you mean they "faded ******" ? BOLA's don't fade like RRDS, and they stretch lots, so it seems if they are not uber tight to begin with, they will not show much wear.Originally Posted by bassounds
they just turn lighter overall with no noticeable contrasts (yep -i know the drill re dry denim too). even my baggiest pair of atelier ladurance are showing more contrast in a couple of months than a year of ola.Originally Posted by km83
How do you do thigh measurements??Originally Posted by itskub
What's similar to Ola among atelier's?Originally Posted by bassounds
Can anyone comment on the weight and quality of the bootcut ola's. From what I've heard, Nudie uses the cheapest denim (compared to their other models) for the ola's. Is this true? Also, how's the durability on the ola's? Thanks.Originally Posted by steve796
I recently purchased a pair of Levi's Capital E Matchstick jeans and was wondering how much they shrink after a wash. They are 98% cotton and 2% spandex. I'm going to hem them up so I just wanted to be safe and make sure they won't get any shorter.Originally Posted by unrated
I'm looking to get a pair of straight leg, raw, medium-low rise jeans. I'm a 31" waist, and I'm looking for an 8" leg opening without going over 11.5" in the thigh. I've narrowed my selection to Samurai 710xx and IH 634s. I think that the 634s would be a no-brainer, except I've seen the back rise listed at 15", which could make them look like Dad jeans on me (5'9", 160lbs).Originally Posted by letmebefell
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