/fa/ - Fashion

50-100 dollar jeans with a good texture made of durable material that you can have tailored for a better fit than spending 300 dollars on jeans

>>11023354
or 200$ jeans and also do that for under $300 because most jeans under 100 are trash.
Depends onwhat you're looking for most people say Acne or APC, a good pair on blue owl is hard to pass up as well> I personally like Japan Blue 16.5oz skinnies and then get em tapered

>>11023362
>16.5 oz
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why do you want workwear weight denim?
i would never go over 10oz

>>11023362
like i said, depends on the material
i visited the acne store and their jeans honestly felt like cardboard, pretty thin as well

picked these up from uniqlo on sale for 30 dollars and got them tapered for 20

of course i could be completely wrong because i've never experienced high end denim, but i'm quite happy with these

>>11023296
depends, do you want just plain, no-frills denim? something with a little detail or unusual sewing? maybe some j-cuts, asymmetrical seams, or dropcrotch action? the options are limitless, you just gotta know what you want first

>>11023296
yo this looks fucking sick if you remove that utility belt

>>11023296

sick ramones boots

>>11023372
10oz denim is pretty much lighter than any denim I've seen that isn't N&F lightweight

>>11023380
ur hot

>>11023407

alot of higher end designer jeans are actually lightweight. raw denim and the japanese denim brands strive to produce traditional american workwear denim which is of higher weight, so you can "feel" the quality

>>11023407
around less than 6 oz is shirting denim
more than 12 oz is workwear denim
i don't like the feel of 12oz+

My friend gave me some Jacob Cohen jeans. I tore them the first time I had them on. That stuff is nice if you don't have to worry about it and can go out to buy new ones, but when you're an average joe like me I wouldn't recommend them. The fit is supernice, by the way.