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So whats original?
Regular hem is what I usually get then.
Regular hem is what I usually get then.
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It's basically the same except they re-attached that bottom part of the jean so it can look like no alterations were made.
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New Black Kid On The Block: Donwan Harrell Is The Owner And Designer Of High-End Denim Line PRPS
http://bossip.com/446616/new-black-...d-designer-of-high-end-denim-line-prps-43081/
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or Barneys New York CO-OP at phipps plaza across from Lenox Mall
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Has anyone tried the new Levi's 513?
Verdict?
Verdict?
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would you mind elaborating on this please? not really to sure what you mean.....
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had these for nearly 2 years..... no wash
APC Rescues.
i love these things, but they were too the point of being so nappy from FL Humidity i had to wash.
so i threw them in a cold wash, and let them hang dry. i think they look damn good.
iphone pics, so they arent that great, but heres a before and after the wash....
wallet in back right, keys in back left. iphone in front left for about 2 years
APC Rescues.
i love these things, but they were too the point of being so nappy from FL Humidity i had to wash.
so i threw them in a cold wash, and let them hang dry. i think they look damn good.
iphone pics, so they arent that great, but heres a before and after the wash....
wallet in back right, keys in back left. iphone in front left for about 2 years
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^^^ Not PRPS, king krash denim. Same founder but the jeans aren't like the PRPS from Japan.
King Krash and the PRPS heirloom line both sucked in my opinion but he made them so people seeking PRPS can get them at an affordable price.
Now the new PRPS & Goods line is amazing but nothing beats the original PRPS.
King Krash and the PRPS heirloom line both sucked in my opinion but he made them so people seeking PRPS can get them at an affordable price.
Now the new PRPS & Goods line is amazing but nothing beats the original PRPS.
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Nice evo pics
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Tried on a pair of Edwins yesterday for the first time..
They were a washed and treated pair but still had the selvedge and were probably the most comfortable pair of denims I have ever tried on... too bad they were a size too big. But now I'm definitely on the hunt for some Edwins for my next pair.
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Great info, bro. I'm not into PRPS nor know much about them. I think I'll see what it's all about.
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PRPS is amazing. Ever since the first pair I been addicted. Barracuda cut is the best fit.
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My nudie thinn finn ultra indigo coated jeans- owned for about a year and about 8 months actual wear.
And these are the silk skinny guys I picked up while Barneys in aventura was closing down.
Worn about 1 month tatal.
If your gonna buy weird guys and dont wear baggy jeans please size down, mine stretched from a 38 and are about 39 to 40 now.
And here are my nudies in the freezer to get some stink outta them, tried leaving them in the sun but saw some kid looking like he was about to snatch em.
And these are the silk skinny guys I picked up while Barneys in aventura was closing down.
Worn about 1 month tatal.
If your gonna buy weird guys and dont wear baggy jeans please size down, mine stretched from a 38 and are about 39 to 40 now.
And here are my nudies in the freezer to get some stink outta them, tried leaving them in the sun but saw some kid looking like he was about to snatch em.
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Depending on whether or not you sized up properly, once you soak unsanforized denim; they will shrink in the waist, thigh, and inseam. My soaking with them on and allowing them to partially dry on you, they will mold to you and won't shrink to the point where you will have issues putting them on.
I have a pair of Iron Hearts below as an example. I soaked with them on and allowed it to dry on me. As you can see, it has my shape. Also, keep in mind that these were 19oz. So, even after the wash they were still stiff as plywood.
Hope this helps.
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just got a pair of cheap 501 stf's to see how they go. after a soak they fit perfect. if these go well gonna step it up to some LVCs. love the fit of 501s and see no reason to switch.
anyone have any experience with the khaki 501s? debating whether i should get the STFs or the pre-shrunk ones..
anyone have any experience with the khaki 501s? debating whether i should get the STFs or the pre-shrunk ones..
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damn dude, put them stank jeans in a ziploc before putting them next to your food
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^^^ lol, germs dont spread under a certain temp. right? But im gonna leave em in the sun next time its sunny.
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enjoyed THE END of that video, when he actually talked about denim
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Any recommendations on 501 STF type fit with more of a taper at the bottom? I cant mess with skinny 511/513 due to my muscular thighs.
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Saw some selvedge Levi's Matchstick in a slim/skinny fit at Nordstrom Rack in Sacramento. They were 49.99.
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So I took my jeans to get hemmed a few days ago.
They were 36 and I asked for a 34 [I'm usually a 32-33 but, wanted a 34 for a little stacking]. When I picked them up, I compared them to other jeans and they hemmed them at a 31. So if I cuff them, they almost look like high-waters. There is no stacking at all now.
They were 36 and I asked for a 34 [I'm usually a 32-33 but, wanted a 34 for a little stacking]. When I picked them up, I compared them to other jeans and they hemmed them at a 31. So if I cuff them, they almost look like high-waters. There is no stacking at all now.
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i feel your pain bro, had my old jeans hemmed and they ended up shorter than expectedOriginally Posted by CoolGrayMemo
So I took my jeans to get hemmed a few days ago.
They were 36 and I asked for a 34 [I'm usually a 32-33 but, wanted a 34 for a little stacking]. When I picked them up, I compared them to other jeans and they hemmed them at a 31. So if I cuff them, they almost look like high-waters. There is no stacking at all now.
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i actually don't mind my jeans having the high-waters look.Originally Posted by CoolGrayMemo
So I took my jeans to get hemmed a few days ago.
They were 36 and I asked for a 34 [I'm usually a 32-33 but, wanted a 34 for a little stacking]. When I picked them up, I compared them to other jeans and they hemmed them at a 31. So if I cuff them, they almost look like high-waters. There is no stacking at all now.
i wear my a.p.c.'s the same way as the guy below..
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I also think the lady washed them or did something with them since the denim isn't the same. I think she may have pressed them.
