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Nudie Jeans
Pros: Affordable: ($185-$285)

Softens up much faster than its peers, allowing wearers to be comfortable in them faster.

Wide variety of “cuts” that are able to cater to any body type.
-ex. Grim Tim- tapered legs but wide enough waist/crotch area to avoid blow outs
-ex. Slim Jim- slight taper on legs but extra room around thighs create the look of “not too skinny to be uncomfortable but still slimming and stylish.”

Cons: Not very durable
-ex. Unfortunately after 4 months of everyday wear the inseam began to give out.

Material is not as rigid as its peers. Though this allows for the denim to soften up faster it does not allow for the intense honeycombs, whiskers and stacks that typically come with heavier/more rigid jeans.

Imperial Denim
Pros: Extremely durable, these jeans will last up to three years even with everyday wear.

Typically heavier and more rigid; allowing for the creation of intense fading.

Prominent logo- Imperial denim has its signature three curving lines converging is stitched on the back pockets and is far more noticeable than some of its peers.

Cons: These jeans come with a price, typically $250 +

Though a few straight leg fits are offered, the majority are extremely tapered and usually fit tight from top to bottom.

Skull Jeans
Pros: Indigo used is darker than its peers. This allows for the contrast to be greater when fades are created, really highlighting the hard work you’ve been putting in.

Tighter weave allows skull jeans to act almost as a second layer of skin. Because of the unique weave fades are created much easier as every movement in the legs helps to construct a new crease.

Cons: Rumors that the product is not up to the standards of its peers in terms of quality. It has been noted that the prominent raw denim retailer, Self-Edge stopped carrying Skull jeans for a period of time because Skull emphasized style over quality. (Skull jeans are now carried by Self-Edge once again)