Denim Thread

[Anonymous No.17861236]

Denim and denim related fashion

[Anonymous No.17861286]

>>17861236

[Anonymous No.17861318]

>>17861286
>stone wash bucket hat
>mid broken in raw trucker jacket
>unbroken in dark raws
>red chambray work shirt or oxford
i subject my neighbors to the triple canadian tuxedo quite regularly, yes i do.

[Anonymous No.17861343]

Are these RRLs a good match for my twink legs?

[Anonymous No.17861351]

>>17861343
looks spot on except i can see your half chub a little bit ;)

[Anonymous No.17861360]

>>17861343
I don't think a Twink would be caught wearing those shoes sis. You're just a skinny straight man

[Anonymous No.17861364]

>>17861351
it looks fairly big in this image, so no shame

[Anonymous No.17861380]

>>17861360
you think twinks don't wear timberlands?

[Anonymous No.17861506]

>>17861343
Those jeans are too long so you should get them tailored if you're going to buy them. Also you should stick to straight leg to make your too thin legs look more proportional. The wash isn't looking good either.
All in all don't buy it, try something else

[Anonymous No.17861522]

>>17861506
The lightning makes the wash look garish due to increased contrast, it’s much calmer IRL.

I tried straight fits and they’re horrible on me, everyone advices slim people to stick with slim fits.

[Anonymous No.17861709]

>>17861343
Why buy jeans that look worn? Just buy jeans and wear them. These jeans look like mine when I’m ready to buy a new pair, or buy a worn pair on eBay for fractions of the cost of a new pair.

[Anonymous No.17861739]

I hope I don't look like an idiot by wearing denim jackets on a tropical country.

[Anonymous No.17861771]

>>17861739
i get weird looks when i wear mine off the jobsite in washington, but i do it anyways ;)

[Anonymous No.17861897]

>>17861709
>Based and Famous
Mein nigger
Are those the Natural Indigos on the right? I got a pair last month and plan to wash regularly

[Anonymous No.17861905]

>>17861318
ur gonna need some of these bad boys

[Anonymous No.17861908]

what tips do you guys have to soften up a pair of raw denim that feels exceptionally stiff? i was gifted my second pair of raw denim and this is way more rigid than my first pair, despite being almost the same weight. is it just a naked and famous thing to be so stiff out the box?

[Anonymous No.17861914]

>>17861908
I pick a couple times throughout the day to do squats in them so that I'm applying a lot of tension in the thigh, knee, and ass region. I have a home gym and I'll also literally wear my jeans while lifting weights. Also go for daily walks. Essentially the ingredient for breaking in jeans is movement, heat, friction, and tension. Obviously don't try to apply a fuck ton on tension in the crotch area as this part is way more susceptible to early blowouts.

[Anonymous No.17861918]

>>17861897
Yes they are the natural indigo. The color is the best I’ve seen but they faded and got holes rather quickly.

[Anonymous No.17861920]

>>17861914
that's kind of funny because i was doing lunges in them this morning just to try and get them a little loosened up. i'll supposed i'll just make time for squats every time i wear them. just wasn't expecting it since my pair from brave star was way more flexible out of the box.

[Anonymous No.17861951]

>>17861918
I prefer quick faders DESU
Thoughts on the Groovy Guys? Kind of in the market for some flares

[Anonymous No.17861998]

>>17861951
I like these flares

[Anonymous No.17862036]

>>17861920
All denim is woven differently. Even two different pairs of 21 oz will feel very different. Just trust the break in process, and dont refrain from washing your jeans regularly (every 2 weeks or so) if you wear them a lot

[Anonymous No.17862073]

>>17861908
the stiffness is all the starch. some brands use a lot some don't use much. your three options:
- just wear them and they soften up in a month ish
- soak them for an hour in the bathtub in cold or hot water both have slightly different results
- or you could wash them and turn them into a 1wash pair
personally i cold soak all my denim when i get it if its really starchy like that.. i wear it raw if its not so starchy or if i really want sharp crisp fades, and i hot soak or wash if i want to shrink them remove some dye or soften them up more.
air drying recommended, tumble drying can soften them up more at small risk of fucking the fades up minorly or majorly.

[Anonymous No.17862080]

>>17861920
yeah whenever you get really heavy or starchy jeans just wear them around the house and do stretches/calisthenics/yoga in them till they become wearable.
the most unwearable-in-their-raw-state jeans i've had wind up becoming the most comfortable in the long run.

[Anonymous No.17862082]

>>17861951
if you want quick fades buy loomstate unsanforized natural indigo and left hand twill. they go like 10x the speed of most raws.
doubt that exists in flare cut though :(

[Anonymous No.17862095]

>>17862082
They have natural indigo ones, and a left hand twill one. But not both together.
https://tateandyoko.com/collections/naked-famous-denim-groovy-guy/products/groovy-guy-natural-indigo-selvedge
https://tateandyoko.com/collections/naked-famous-denim-groovy-guy/products/groovy-guy-left-hand-twill-selvedge

[Anonymous No.17862101]

>>17862095
the rope dyed natural indigo ones will fade super well. they'll start off that lighter shade of indigo and contrast all the way to white and fade fast. if you want even more contrast you could look for something with a darker natural indigo as a starting point but i like that lighter shade for 70s jeans.
if you don't want them to contrast all the way to white you could also look for a hank dyed pair. the main difference is the thread gets dyed deeper.
here's an example of rope dyed natural indigo vs hank dyed natural indigo
https://www.instagram.com/p/CZLyEm8PU5z/?img_index=1
https://www.instagram.com/p/BvPa_4fHu4P/?img_index=1

[Anonymous No.17862253]

The raw denim das is over, granddad

[Anonymous No.17862300]

>>17862253
*fad

[Anonymous No.17862320]

>>17862300
They’re just jeans. Jeans are timeless.

[Anonymous No.17862722]

Wazzup i washed a pair of brand new jeans (good quality) a few times on this eco friendly, super long cotton program and they fucking broke. Wtf happened?

[Anonymous No.17863473]

Can't wait to see this stuff in person, they need to cut some jeans out of this denim

[Anonymous No.17863485]

>>17862722
this is why i dont buy new clothes anymore. I havent bought anything new for 5+ years, its all garbage and i wouldn't put MY paycheque towards it. I just find all my clothes in the park now and fix them if they break. I find thousands of dollars worth of clothes in the parks around town per year and they actually fit, which is a big deal because I am an XS.

[Anonymous No.17863494]

>>17863485
this mf is kidnapping children and wearing their clothes

[Anonymous No.17863539]

>>17863485
Lol manlet

[Anonymous No.17863571]

>>17863485
Based homeless manlet anon

[Anonymous No.17863666]

>>17863571
The ghost of Ryan dunn some say he still larps jackass.

[Anonymous No.17863697]

poorfag here, whats the best pair of entry level jeans a brother can get for under £150? lost a bunch of weight recently and need new trousers, but buying a bunch of different pants and rotating seems like a pain in the ass, so i figure ill just get one pair of nice indigo jeans, and once my leg gains have started to stall, ill buy a proper expensive pair so i dont have to worry about outgrowing them

[Anonymous No.17863702]

>>17863697
My favourite jeans right now is a pair of Edwin Akira wash. I like the loose, tapered fit but they come in other fits aswell.
The thing is that they are made with a left hand weave which makes the denim smoother and much more comfortable. I never feel like i need to remove themright away when i come home, even after wearing them all day.
They cost about £150 but depending where you live you can maybe find a cheaper pair

[Anonymous No.17863707]

>>17863697
Wtf is a £? Are you a paki? I usually find good deals on eBay but not sure how that is in your countru

[Anonymous No.17863711]

>>17863702
got any straight fit recs? tapered stuff always fits weird because of how big my calves are
>>17863707
white brit, and what brands should i look for on ebay?

[Anonymous No.17863718]

>>17863711
They come in straight fit aswell. Check out their webside, they got all kind of fits.
Also they might be a lot cheaper than £150. You guys got one hella strong economy compared to my shitty country

[Anonymous No.17863720]

>>17861522
Comfy

[Anonymous No.17863722]

>>17863697
Don't overtrain legs. Really, don't lift weights to look good, just start boxing or kick boxing.

T. Big legged manlet

[Anonymous No.17863743]

>>17863697
Tellason, then get iron hearts once your legs have reached their capacity

[Anonymous No.17863774]

>>17863697
Honestly 501 STF might be a good bet if you’re truly a poor, you can find cheep ones that can look good if you wash these rarely, and you can scale up the quality by buying dead stock vintage or the LVC shit if you wanted, cheapest crap I know that’s not total garbage

[Anonymous No.17863865]

>>17863697
>>17863774
>$180
>poor
>cheap jeans
Lulwut

[Anonymous No.17863926]

Does anyone have that pic of those 3 drawn cartoon Asian girls wearing different variations of denim? You guys used to post it here all the time a few years back.

[Anonymous No.17863973]

>>17863697
Just get a pair of wranglers or something, no point spending anymore if you’re confident you’ll outgrow them

[Anonymous No.17863981]

>>17863973
Wrangler is a certified homosexual brand so make sure youre gay first though

[Anonymous No.17864070]

Pal of mine recommended hiut denim, some Welsh selvedge brand with free repairs. Anyone heard of em?

[Anonymous No.17864154]

>>17863973
Tractorsupply and walmart webstore have the mwz and the 936dnz on sale 20-30 I'm getting into it finnaly took me losing weight to. I belive a fade from them.>>17863981
Whattt they didn't ask for a fag id?

[Anonymous No.17864194]

>>17864070
The prices for turkish selvage are kinda high. That said i got some Turkish selvage from H&M once and the quality of the denim was remarkably good. The Italian selvage from candini mills is pretty nice stuff.
If you want to buy from a European brand it seems lije an okay option. See if you can find other euro brands using candini mills denim for that authentic full euro fit.

[Anonymous No.17864294]

yay or nay?
https://www.3sixteen.com/collections/complete-the-fit-bottoms/products/cs-bf1x-classic-straight-burkina-faso-selvedge?variant=43633400447217

[Anonymous No.17864297]

hello
can anyone recommend good denim jumpsuits that can fit 6'2-6'3" people
pls respond

[Anonymous No.17864433]

>>17863865
you find new with tags for $50
check eBay,
where are you looking even from Levi's they are $70

[Anonymous No.17864442]

>>17863973
not a huge fan of wrangler, a bit heavy for not great fades speaking of

what is this?
>>17864154
are these yours? what's the story behind these

[Anonymous No.17864638]

Cop or nah? The opinions on nudie jeans' durability are mixed so I'm not sure it's the best choice, but I don't have the money to pay for the iron hearts or other japanese denim brands for now. I am looking for a few pairs of jeans - one black non-fade, and one blue.

[Anonymous No.17864672]

>>17864294
3sixteen is always a solid value and safe bet. yay.
>>17864433
i find 501stf's on sale at kohls for $10-20 a pair regularly.
picrel i paid $18 for this jacket.
>>17864442
>a bit heavy
depends where you live bro, up north 15oz is the perfect weight for wearing year round 4 seasons.
the fades thing is subjective, i've always liked how wranglers turn out. i think 30 bucks for a pair of jeans with a polar opposite weave, dye color, and construction details from most pairs of jeans is pretty cool even as a seasoned denimbro with way too many pairs of jap jeans.

[Anonymous No.17864678]

>>17864638
nudies is still really good. a lot of brands popular during the early denim revival in the west like apc really aren't. nudies might be a little bit forgotten these days but they're still a good buy.
my same opinion here applies to edwin >>17863702 another great value, underrated and forgotten brand.
nudies tend to be on the fades fast and falls apart fast side of things but largely because they make a lot of really skinny cuts then market them to guys who don't wash their jeans.

[Anonymous No.17864821]

>>17863774
I honestly love stfs. They're cheap and easy to find, I get better fades with them than any of my more expensive denim, and I don't worry as much about trashing them. Wrangler rigid are a close second but I'm not as much of a fan of the patch or the bright blue they go too after a wash.

[Anonymous No.17864847]

>>17864678
I have 2 pairs of edwins right now. I got them for around 100 bucks each. Can't get better value for made in japan denim than this seriously underrated. They don't compare to my 300 bucks Oni's but they were 1/3 of the price and still good quality stuff.
They always have a 50% sale every new year on their website.

[Anonymous No.17864854]

Kato are too fucking expensive, but fuck they're nice.
Poorfag raw selvedge?

[Anonymous No.17864875]

>>17864854
Uniqlo, Unbranded, Bronson, Brave Star

[Anonymous No.17864909]

Levi 531 (athletic slim) fits me best but they are cheap as shit and only lasted about 8 months. Any better recommendations for me bros?

[Anonymous No.17864920]

Your all fuckin retarded. Just wear 501

[Anonymous No.17864923]

>>17864920
nah

[Anonymous No.17864933]

>>17864920
i have one really nice pair of 501s i treat like fine gold
il never find a pair like that again because they are custom taper

[Anonymous No.17864939]

Is the uniqlo selvedge on continuous production? It is no longer available on my country.

[Anonymous No.17864953]

>>17864923
Letting rando marketing that doesn't impact you in the slightest impact your buying decisions. Typical contrarian 4chan neckbeard.

[Anonymous No.17864956]

>>17864953
>supporting companies that I don't want to support
why would I do that?

[Anonymous No.17864967]

Just made this pair out of a bunch of raggedy old denim I had from a few pairs of my torn up work pants, they are all worn in because of that. If you have trouble with jeans fitting properly you should really take a bit to learn to sew them up, its worth it, ive sewn so many pairs and they always end up fitting so much nicer than getting them from the store. These dont look nice of course but with just a few minutes and some careful attention you can make all the seams look pristine, and you can get nice denim fabric for cheaper than new pairs

[Anonymous No.17864969]

>>17864967
cool if true

[Anonymous No.17864971]

>>17864847
I had no idea edwin was a japanese brand

[Anonymous No.17864974]

>>17864971
Yea it's one of their oldest denim brands

[Anonymous No.17864977]

>>17864969
Its legit, this is one of the seams i havent finished. They fit well, dont have that problem of being too tight in the calves and loose in the thighs that is so common with slim jeans. And I was able to make part of the pants of good solid denim and then a small section of stretch denim so they still have the stiffer denim texture overall but you can stretch them a bit

[Anonymous No.17864983]

>>17864678
>nudies tend to be on the fades fast and falls apart fast side of things but largely because they make a lot of really skinny cuts then market them to guys who don't wash their jeans.
Doesn’t washing jeans make the fabric weaker?

[Anonymous No.17864985]

>>17864983
leaving dirt and salty ball sweat in them is a lot worse for the fabric

[Anonymous No.17865017]

>>17864923
>>17864956
https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/levi-strauss

[Anonymous No.17865018]

>>17864983
it does but not to the degree letting salt crystallize inside the yarns do.
most of the naked and famous guys say they wash their jeans every 30-90 wears to extend the life of their jeans at the cost of lightening them up a little.

[Anonymous No.17865019]

be sure to wash inside out with towels or something you dont mind getting indigo on in the wash with it. or hand wash. you can get weird ass fades from putting jeans in the wash alone because it slams against the machine and gives weird fades. inside out and other stuff in the machine with it guarantees it wont happen.

[Anonymous No.17865082]

>>17861343
Tempted to return them. I love the structure, but it’s just too much of a twink fit.

[Anonymous No.17865101]

>>17863702
>>17864678
>>17864847
>website wont load on any device
damn

[Anonymous No.17865104]

>>17865101
nips are notoriously bad at websites

[Anonymous No.17865105]

>>17864971
yes it also has more history than most jap denim brands. they went out of business for a while but came back.

[Anonymous No.17865131]

>>17865082
Idk maybe a straighter cut what are those? Also I like those boots

[Anonymous No.17865138]

>>17865082 oh the rrl not to sure hmm I it to baggy almost? Or the stack

[Anonymous No.17865163]

>>17865082
Lol this could just as easily be some artsy chick. Remove those shoes right away bro

[Anonymous No.17865204]

>>17865131
Those are Meermin Chelsea boots
>>17865163
No u. I love these boots, but I agree that the combination of very slim jeans and very pointed shoes is androgynous.

[Anonymous No.17865249]

>>17865138
Talk English pls.

[Anonymous No.17865393]

>>17865101
It was down during the weekend but works again now

[Anonymous No.17865510]

>>17865393
>ED-47 is perfect but the shortest leg length is 30
hate being a manlet, ill probably get it anyways though

[Anonymous No.17865535]

>>17865510
LOL i sense a theme on this board

Also i have never seen a serious jeans brand with sized smaller than L30

[Anonymous No.17866125]

>>17865535
Levi's, Wrangler, etc all do L29, L28 and I think even smaller. Just not as commonly stocked by stores. Most serious jeans brands actually tend to come in 1 length and its expected that you tailor them, but a few brands like Edwin are cool and will give you a union special hem at any length right from the factory. Its because retailers and importers don't like stocking 10x as many sizes for $300+ items.
But yes most pants aren't sold below L30. I have a pet theory that this plays a major role in why most other manlets are bitter virgins like shortkings on youtube or all the manlets i see posting on 4chan. If you're a manlet its basic mandatory knowledge as an adult to know that you need to get all of your clothes tailored. 99% of manlets I see on the streets dress like shit with ill fitting clothes. I think there's some connection between that and them being depressed virgins, I never had that problem. When you're short its very easy to look like a boy/child and ill fitting clothes is one of many fast tracks to looking like a boy.
>>17865510
>Regular/Straight Leg
If you're a non insecure manlet just rock the big single cuff. It visually shortens your legs but its the traditional way of doing it & in style right now.
I'm 5'6 and I have 3" and 4" single cuffs on the jeans (same fit as the ones you bought) I'm rotating right now.
Anons were able to identify me as a manlet from my fades last thread tho.

[Anonymous No.17866127]

>>17866125
>just rock the big single cuff
don't fucking do this
nobody should do this

[Anonymous No.17866132]

>>17866127
why.
its historically accurate and looks good on straight legs. just never do it on a tapered jean. look at anon's wrangler fit pic in the last thread for an example of big cuffs looking great.

[Anonymous No.17866135]

>>17866132
>its historically accurate
you do a lot of historical reenactments?
dress normal nigger

[Anonymous No.17866145]

>>17866135
>you do a lot of historical reenactments?
straight leg selvedge jeans are almost always reproductions of old timey levi's cuts.
>dress normal nigger
looks p nomal to me.
post a fit zoomzoom.

[Anonymous No.17866149]

>>17866135
here's the alternative to historical re-enactment jeans >>17864923
i'll take my 1900-1939 shit tyvm. back cinch and suspenders kick ass.

[Anonymous No.17866192]

>>17861236
What brand are these?

[Anonymous No.17866197]

>>17864923
>>17864956
right wingers truly are the biggest nowflakes

[Anonymous No.17866207]

>>17866197
Why would I want to fund gay propaganda campaigns? It's my money, my choice. They want to push gay pride, go for it, I don't have to to pay them for it when there are other, better quality options.

[Anonymous No.17866210]

>>17866192
Soso 33 oz. denim.
https://sosoclothing.se/33-oz/

[Anonymous No.17866231]

https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/levi-strauss
what do you expect from (((levi)))'s

[Anonymous No.17866235]

>>17866197
the gay propaganda is the icing on the cake.
the only thing levi's hasn't fucked up over the years is their type 3 jacket.
all their jeans sans vintage and lvc have way too large of back pockets placed too low on the leg to make you look "urban"

[Anonymous No.17866236]

>>17866207
A pair of 501s is $60, and you are gay.

[Anonymous No.17866238]

>>17866236
the new 501's are cut like nigger diaper jeans. wranglers are 30bux. roundhouse are 50bux. you can get raw jeans from a lot of places that price.

[Anonymous No.17866242]

hell uniqlo is 50 dollars too

[Anonymous No.17866246]

>>17866236
>>17866242
I'm not complaining about the price. I don't care how much they cost retard. I don't have to buy them, there are better options.

[Anonymous No.17866247]

>>17866207
>>17866235
>>17866231
>>17865017
chud cope

>>17866238
>wranglers
shitty blueberry indigo color, shitty obnoxious patch, shitty bootcut fit

>roadhouse
ugly, disgusting, pop-country redneck jeans

[Anonymous No.17866248]

>>17866246
>waaaaaaaah they showed a rainbow

you're just mad they're not pandering to no teeth redneck chuds

[Anonymous No.17866249]

>>17866248
and you're just mad that I don't want to give them my money

[Anonymous No.17866259]

>>17866249
did a gay man steal your lunch money, chud? lmao

[Anonymous No.17866261]

>>17866259
>c-chud buy my rainbow jeans c-chud
nah

[Anonymous No.17866292]

>>17861908
Soak them, they'll be stiff or like 5 minutes, or if you really don't care about getting super high contrast fades, you can just wash them like normal jeans, just remember to turn them inside out and don't do it on hot or put them in the dryer.
You can wash them after every wear like most people do with jeans.

[Anonymous No.17866317]

>>17864939
They're available right now in the U.S..

[Anonymous No.17866381]

>>17866261
>you're only argument for not buying something is rainbows and trans folk
right wingers just can't cope

[Anonymous No.17866390]

>>17866381
>WHY AREN'T YOU GIVING MONEY TO SOMETHING YOU DON'T SUPPORT
make me

[Anonymous No.17866413]

>>17864638
Nudies are great. Also, Naked and Famous is really great Japanese denim for a more “affordable” price compared to Iron Heart

[Anonymous No.17866424]

>>17866381
Not him, but Levi’s are not that great. There is an enormous universe of incredible denim to choose from, and you expect us to just buy a mediocre, lifeless pair of Levi’s and call it a day? The fact that that shitty ((company)) pushes depraved homofag nigger bullshit in their marketing is just one more additional reason to not buy a pair of their jeans which were already less than mediocre to begin with. I’m going to be sticking with the Japanese companies, if you want to clutch your shit-stained pearls then that’s your pathetic choice

[Anonymous No.17866451]

>>17866247
>>17866381
levi's cuts suck. the 501 cut changes every few years and it currently looks like you're wearing a diaper and your pants are sagging. the only good jeans they make are lvc and you can get better levi's reproductions for less many other places.

[Anonymous No.17866456]

>>17864638
Look into TCB Jeans, they're pretty affordable and pretty cool if you like vintage styles.

[Anonymous No.17866464]

>>17866247
uniqlo makes a perfectly good straight cut for 50bux

[Anonymous No.17866497]

>pol niggers shitting up another thread

[Anonymous No.17866548]

>>17866238
>>17866246
You are delusional

[Anonymous No.17866565]

>>17866548
>You are delusional
That's pretty funny since you're a man that thinks he's a woman

[Anonymous No.17866580]

>>17866464
That's an awesome fade, I would only wear levis the ones I have from when the 511 were decent or if found more old style from thrift store. Found some 501xx from the 90s they don't fit but might flip them.

[Anonymous No.17867240]

are raws still cool
I've been wearing the same unbranded raws since 2014 and I dont like how skinny they are.
but, I don't know if I want to go through the whole process again. theyre great I mean I think I could probably wear these until I die, I just started working out regularly and I look like a goober wearing these.

[Anonymous No.17867486]

What's the best wallet for raw denim? Been kinda thinking to go money clip? Something minimal but timeless

[Anonymous No.17867492]

Got a pair of wrangler cowboy cut slim fit. Best jeans in the damn world

[Anonymous No.17867514]

>>17867492
The 936 rigid indigo? Do you size up any for shrinkage? Any advice?

[Anonymous No.17867561]

>>17867486
why do you need a wallet?
why would you carry cash?

[Anonymous No.17867588]

>>17867514
I bought the same size I always wear and they fit fine. I don't wash on hot washes so they didn't shrink at all when I washed them. Not sure the specific colour but yea 936

[Anonymous No.17867590]

>>17867486
I rather like the secrid wallet. I don't use the money clip version, just the hard-sided card holder. Leaves a clean rectangular wear pattern.

[Anonymous No.17867591]

>>17867561
Tell me you’re a zoomet without telling me you’re a zoomer. So I don’t have to pay taxes for businesses that are in the know.

[Anonymous No.17867620]

Would denim melt this fast if it were directly exposed to serpent stomach acid?

[Anonymous No.17867623]

>>17861236
do you guys hate Levis? Levi's athletic fit are the only jeans that fit my legs now that i've done a strength training regimen. roomy, not too stretchy

[Anonymous No.17867635]

>>17867486
money clip + card carrier combo for me.
>>17867561
weed stores can't take card. bodegas don't like cards.

[Anonymous No.17867638]

gotta say its held up great for a 15 year old wallet thats never even touched leather conditioner

[Anonymous No.17867648]

>>17867623
nah i'll be the first to admit they have the widest variety of good modern cuts these days. athletic taper is becoming an increasingly easy to find type of cut with mitusa/mij selvedge though. look around you might find something with the right measurements.

[Anonymous No.17867668]

>>17867648
nice, i'll look into that. it's hard to find jeans that look good on me as a big thigh guy

[Anonymous No.17867837]

>>17867590
Yeah trying to think might get just a basic black one and hope for cool back pocket fade.

[Anonymous No.17867839]

>>17867588
Thank you, excited now that it's cold out to keep warm

[Anonymous No.17867840]

>>17867668
i know blueowl has a whole section for athletic taper now https://www.blueowl.us/collections/all-products/denim-athletic
chances are if you call up any of the jap denim retailers like blueowl, selfedge, t+y etc and have the measurements of a pair of jeans that works for you they'll find you something even if they're not the one who sells it.

[Anonymous No.17867857]

>>17867668
Brave Star Strongman cut might work for you

[Anonymous No.17867909]

Got a pair of the brave star cone mills flame pima, but I haven't gotten a chance to wear it much, just the day I got it.
I also took some pictures, and found out that they're planning on making 30oz denim.

[Anonymous No.17867912]

>>17867909
Their 25 oz denim on the wall that won a a patina contest, can't remember the name, indigo something, they were the first American and first non Japanese brand to win the contest.

[Anonymous No.17868390]

>>17867912
This place looks awesome thanks for sharing. Has a raw aesthetic

[Anonymous No.17868631]

>>17867840
Wow that place is cool so many selections.

[Anonymous No.17868652]

anyone try the updated weird guy fit yet?
apparently n&f changed it into a high rise roomy upper block fit with a bit more thigh room and the same leg opening.

[Anonymous No.17868659]

>>17861951
Too Dadcore

[Anonymous No.17868803]

>>17867486
>What's the best wallet for raw denim?
A cardholder made out of some horween shell cordovan from some guy on etsy.

[Anonymous No.17868935]

>>17868652
I don’t know but I just got an easy guy and it’s fucking retarded. I never skip leg day and have huge thighs and calves but this thing was made for circus freaks. Gonna try to shrink it.

[Anonymous No.17868937]

>>17868390
Wow, great photo, thanks for sharing, Mr. Magoo.

[Anonymous No.17868953]

>>17868935
you have the right waist size?

[Anonymous No.17868972]

>>17868652
Yea they are good, have the recent 18 oz Big Slub on now. They are going to get some wild fades.

[Anonymous No.17869116]

>>17862082
I have the Natural Indigo Weird Guys already and loving them. 1 month and 3 washes in so far

[Anonymous No.17869156]

>>17868953
nah, probably should've gone down an inch more, but it's close enough I think. Learning experience.

[Anonymous No.17869318]

>>17868972
N&F makes so much cool stuff but I only look good in a discontinued cut and their skinny jeans i really hope this new weird guy cut is it.
The old weird guy legs look great on me tts or +1 the upper block is normal now right?

[Anonymous No.17869322]

>>17868390
>This place looks awesome thanks for sharing. Has a raw aesthetic
Yeah it's super cool, it isn't open to the public yet, but you can message them and schedule an appointment, soon they'll be open to the public though. Everyone was nice.

[Anonymous No.17869357]

>>17869318
The new cut is pretty much perfect for me, the old one was alright but the rise was a bit too low. Plenty of room through the thighs.

[Anonymous No.17869414]

>>17869322

[Anonymous No.17869587]

[Anonymous No.17869662]

i soaked selvedge jeans in bleach and i actually like the result.

[Anonymous No.17869667]

>>17869662
yea it's one way to DIY acid wash

[Anonymous No.17869884]

>>17869414
What's the place called? Do they have a site?

[Anonymous No.17870017]

>>17869884
Yeah! Lemon party dot org

[Anonymous No.17870087]

>>17870017
I see where you get your inspiration from now. Thanks for sharing its awfully new around here.

[Anonymous No.17870094]

>>17869662
>>17869667
These look great.

[Anonymous No.17870114]

>>17869884
Brave Star
https://bravestarselvage.com/

[Anonymous No.17870198]

Denim bros, I got my first pair of wrangler cowboy cut active flex and I don't think I will ever be able to go back. I resisted the elastane for so long, but in the end the temptation was just too great. The denim is the same weight, but they are just so comfy I never want to take them off. They are so flexable I can even hike in them. I think it is over for me.

[Anonymous No.17870219]

>>17869667
i just diluted it in a hot bath tub and soaked my jeans in it. i used somewhere in between the amount of bleach i've seen denimbros and n&f suggest using and the amount of bleach i see women in tiktok using to turn jeans white. something like 10% of the bottle diluted into 5" of bathtub water.
it lightened the jeans up slightly and really brought the indigo color out. immediate compliments on first wear, which is unusual for my raws.
throwing a bit of bleach in the wash more like the method n&f guys talk about along with honest wear might be my new meta for pairs of jeans i'm going for that low contrast vintage look on.

>natural acid wash using pumice soaked in chlorine
i really like that finish... i wonder how to replicate it at home.

[Anonymous No.17870289]

>>17869662
Post pics
>>17867591
Kek
>>17866247
What’s wrong with rednecks? I like my roundhouse jeans
>>17869116
Check out what to expect as far as Fades for roundhouse and natural indigo nf jeans here
>>17861918
>>17861709

[Anonymous No.17870391]

had to wait for some sunlight
here's the jeans i bleached. before pic of them was in the last thread. the effect was a lot less pronounced than i expected, i'm going to do it again when it comes time to wash these.

[Anonymous No.17870409]

>>17870391
Looks like you splashed paint on your jeans.

[Anonymous No.17870456]

>>17870409
that would be house paint from when i was painting a house in them

[Anonymous No.17870459]

I usually wear wrangler rigid but wearing trueys today

[Anonymous No.17870465]

>>17870456
Kek why didn’t you just hire a Mexican to do the dirty work?

[Anonymous No.17870519]

>>17870465
i am the contractor

[Anonymous No.17870592]

>>17870519
>calls himself contractor
>doesn’t contract the work

[Anonymous No.17870729]

>>17870592
i'm the guy you call after you win your settlement from the guy who subs everything out to mexicans

[Anonymous No.17870735]

>>17870465
That’s what boomers did and look at what happened

[Anonymous No.17870739]

>>17870465
>hire a Mexican

[Anonymous No.17870794]

>>17866247
>shitty bootcut fit
lol balding millennial grandpa's always wanting le heckin taperinos to go with their glasses and beard

[Anonymous No.17870799]

>>17870794
Millennials were wearing bootcuts like 20 years ago

[Anonymous No.17870865]

>>17870114
Thoughts on the slim straight? Thinking maybe a couple of those and some wrangler 936dnz. Also still gotta go thru a few totes of old clothes. Any thoughts or opinions. Keeping an eye on whites boots and those red wing rangers look pretty decent.

[Anonymous No.17870866]

>>17870198
Heck yeah wrangler pulled. Yes haw

[Anonymous No.17870870]

>>17870739
No thank you i don't want Jose stealing my strawberrys.

[Anonymous No.17870872]

>>17870865
Nigger marketing, would not buy

[Anonymous No.17870882]

>>17870872
Which one? Sad that joggers and bagels ruin everything.

[Anonymous No.17870898]

>>17870865
>Thoughts on the slim straight?
not sure I have a pair of their true straight Brown Bear denim and they are good

[Anonymous No.17870937]

>>17867668
There are a lot of options but I'd recommend checking out Oni 902 or 622 cut. The difference is 902 has a higher rise.

[Anonymous No.17871010]

>>17870898
Those brown bears look awesome and cozy, those and the blackxblack

[Anonymous No.17872097]

>>17867561
i print it myself

[Anonymous No.17872115]

>>17872097
3d print wallet?

[Anonymous No.17872442]

What is the best denim spray?

[Anonymous No.17872649]

>>17870799
yes, they were wearing post y2k aesthetics in the mid 2000s very observant

[Anonymous No.17872652]

What style of jeans are buisness casual?

[Anonymous No.17872654]

>>17872652

[Anonymous No.17872655]

>>17872654
I don't know about clothes

[Anonymous No.17872684]

[Anonymous No.17872687]

What the fuck is this ”dont wash” bullshit and why do sōyboys pretend like its some golden rule

[Anonymous No.17872692]

>>17872687
Nah, wash your jeans when they need to be washed. People just do the no wash shit to get big fades, but it ruins the fabric in the process. If you're using a jacket or whatever for work then yea sure go for it and get them dirty and faded. Basically do whatever you want, they'll look fine either way. Japs will just tell you to wash your stinky shit, Americans want those coal miner fades.

[Anonymous No.17872696]

>>17872692
Its so gay tho because they arent coal miners theyre just gay faggots

[Anonymous No.17872698]

>>17872696
most of them yea, tbf to the guy that owns that jacket he actually uses it and is an actual cowboy

[Anonymous No.17872699]

Also there are several fade competitions that go on every year to see who can wear in their denim the most in a single year, so a bunch of guys take part in those and intentionally ruin their clothes

[Anonymous No.17872700]

>>17872698
Brokeback mountain comes to mind

[Anonymous No.17872701]

>>17872700
he's got a wife, she's kind of cute

[Anonymous No.17872709]

>>17872701
>she

[Anonymous No.17872717]

poorfag here, where do i get relaxed jeans that go well with my timbs without being comically large? id like to avoid fast fashion places like h&m, so any 90s/workwear recs i should try and find used would be great

[Anonymous No.17873186]

>>17872717
wrangler riggs carpenters are like 40 bucks new

[Anonymous No.17873482]

>>17872687
not washing produces high contrast denimbro looking fades.
washing produces low contrast vintage looking fades.
"don't wash ever" is just people taking it too far. if you want high contrast fades you just want to push off the initial wash, after that you can treat them like normal jeans.

[Anonymous No.17873553]

Bros, when you get your jeans hemmed, do they cut the original hem and resew it or do they just create a new hem line?

[Anonymous No.17873562]

>>17873553
For the most part the create a new hemline, which is why denimheads use people who have a union special.

[Anonymous No.17873578]

I don't even like high contrast fades. It kinda looks like someone just took sandpaper to the denim

[Anonymous No.17873611]

>>17873562
so i gotta take them to a special tailor or else the hem will look like shit?

[Anonymous No.17873615]

>>17873611
No it won't look like shit, it just won't be a chain stitch, and also that chain stitch is what gives the hem a rope fade pattern.

[Anonymous No.17873738]

>>17873553
>do they cut the original hem and resew it
you can get that kind of hem done but i would not recommend doing so on nice jeans unless they're prefaded/distressed.
>>17873611
nah most tailors can give you a lockstitch hem. it'll look and fade a bit different but its arguably stronger than a chainstitch and there's nothing wrong about doing it. see: wrangler jeans for an example of jeans we all like that come with a lockstitched hem.
non chainstitch hem won't have that yellow chainstitch line on the inside (it looks the same on the outside) and you won't get as much of that twisting 'roping' effect you see strongly on picrel. it'll be more uniform and vertical.
nothing wrong with doing it either way.

[Anonymous No.17873956]

Found some Levi's 521 jeans at the local Red Cross today. I love them, it's nearly impossible to find high waisted jeans in my country

[Anonymous No.17874070]

>>17861236
Any of you know anything about J&ANS from Dolce and Gabbana, were they part of the low tier D&G brand? First time I got my hands on some.

[Anonymous No.17875233]

I got a Speed Queen washing machine (the top-loading kind with the agitator in the middle). It looks like none of the presets have the option to disable the spin cycle, though some have "intermittent low speed" spin cycles. Wish I'd checked beforehand, but it's what I've got now.
I'm planning to wash a couple of pairs of selvedge denim inside out alongside towels. Do I need to worry about the agitator/spin cycles? Is it worth using a setting with a more "delicate" spin cycle?

[Anonymous No.17875273]

>>17875233
delicate or low spin cycle is ok. You might have to iron them later though

[Anonymous No.17875276]

>>17875233
i would take them out before the spin cycle unless you're fine risking a chance of ruining the jeans

[Anonymous No.17875305]

>>17875273
>>17875276
Uhh how would it ruin them exactly?

[Anonymous No.17875502]

I have found jeans I really like, but they fit me very narrow. A bit less and it would be crossing the line for too skinny.

But here's the issue: after the first wash, they will shrink and cross that line, amirite?

[Anonymous No.17875517]

>>17875502
Depends if it's sanforized or not.

[Anonymous No.17875519]

>>17875305
they can get caught on the center agitator during the spin cycle and you wind up with shit like picrel creasing and fading into the jeans.
just hang out near it and pull them before the spin cycle. i've always found it worth to bathtub hand wash when i had center agitator machines though.

>>17875502
they'll stretch back to where they started if they're sanforized (most jeans) but only in the areas its tight. the thigh and knee stretches back out, below the knee not as much.

[Anonymous No.17875916]

what's a good length to scissors-crop a pair of jeans to?
they're 1 wash non selvedge jap denim, drape wise they're about 12oz slubby and soft with a straight leg and a wide leg opening.
how high should i crop em? or should i start a new pair of raw jorts next summer?


my bro left some non selvedge 1 wash jap denim at my house that fits me everywhere except they're too long. i like them enough to wear them but not enough to get them hemmed proper.

[Anonymous No.17875918]

what's a good length to scissors-crop a pair of jeans to?
they're 1 wash non selvedge jap denim, drape wise they're about 12oz slubby and soft with a straight leg and a wide leg opening.
how high should i crop em? or should i start a new pair of raw jorts next summer?
my bro left them at my house and doesn't want them back. i don't like them enough to pay for hemming.

[Anonymous No.17875927]

>>17861951
a lot of people like raw denim for the "wear every day till you break it in and make it yours" appeal. Flares aren't really ever a go-to day to day jean in my experience. Wrangler's cowboy cut or some levi's 527 will do the trick.

[Anonymous No.17875939]

>>17872696
>>17872700
>>17872709
why does it makes yuo so upset that people wnat their clothes faded... were u molested as child by well dressed man

[Anonymous No.17876064]

>>17873956
You pull those off pretty well, great find.

[Anonymous No.17876088]

Where can I get 501s that don't fall apart in 6 months (even when barely washing them) and don't cost $400?

[Anonymous No.17876110]

>>17876088
Here’s a tip: dont buy 501.

But yeah. I have the same problem. All my jeans start breaking after about six months. I wash mine often which i think you should do. maybe thinker denim? How does 21oz feel like?

[Anonymous No.17876115]

>>17876088
>>17876110
what the fuck are you retards doing
wash your fucking clothes and fuck off
coal miners' jeans last longer than that fuck you

[Anonymous No.17876241]

>>17876110
21oz is the sweet spot. the break in isn't that long and they become the comfiest jeans in the long run. too thick for working in the summer though.

[Anonymous No.17876242]

>>17876115
washing makes a difference but its not night and day with the lifespan.
if they're killing jeans in 6mo they're probably doing something else on top of not washing to kill them that fast if they're 12.5oz levis not some paper thin bullshit: wearing too skinny of jeans, using jeans for their intended purpose, or have some sort of lifestyle factor that kills denim (cycling & driving lowered cars are common ones people don't think of)

[Anonymous No.17876243]

horse riding and motorcycle riding kills denim fast, trick for those is to go loose in the thigh/upper block.

[Anonymous No.17876284]

>>17876242
I just have a very big ass

[Anonymous No.17876357]

>>17876088
I wore a pair of $50 511s for 6 months straight and they held up alright. I only washed them once every 1-2 months.

[Anonymous No.17876904]

>>17876357
How did they look?

[Anonymous No.17877071]

>>17876904
This is them now. They didn’t change color much.

[Anonymous No.17877562]

>>17876284
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtsC7emyg90
keep the extra denim when you get jeans hemmed for this

[Anonymous No.17877614]

>>17877562
>9 minute artsy video for how to make minor repairs

[Anonymous No.17877707]

retard here, whats the difference between levis one wash, and levis shrink to fit? im poor so getting one of those two off ebay is the best i can manage for denim

[Anonymous No.17877711]

>>17877707
Shrink to fit means the denim hasn’t been washed at all so it will shrink a lot the first time you wash them.
If your not a jeans nerd dont even bother with it. Buy one wash. They wont shrink

[Anonymous No.17877713]

>>17877711
cool, thanks for the help anon

[Anonymous No.17877715]

>>17877713
Nemas problemas my nigeroni

[Anonymous No.17877786]

Nowash fags be like:
>wooow look at that beautiful FADE

[Anonymous No.17877805]

just got some NOS 501's the rise on these is laughable. don't think i'll be reaching for them when i want to wear jeans

[Anonymous No.17877966]

>>17867623
>do you guys hate Levis?
My 501s look fine but they're thinner than they used to be. I wouldn't buy another pair.

[Anonymous No.17878086]

>>17877786
joke's on you i do a full enema before every wear

[Anonymous No.17878095]

>sup dude, i saw you talking to my girl

[Anonymous No.17878202]

>>17867623
Not hate, but unless you go for the premium line, they're no better than mall branded jeans. The variety of cuts it's the only redeeming quality they got theses days.

[Anonymous No.17878239]

>>17878095
skinny jeans always look bad in model photos because the models don't wear them long enough to stretch the knee bag/thigh out

[Anonymous No.17878754]

Are there any cons with high rise?

[Anonymous No.17878768]

>>17878754
It might look goofy on some body types I guess. I prefer high rise, plumber's crack sucks and nobody wants to see that shit.

[Anonymous No.17878805]

>>17878754
yeah
if you have a long legs short torso body type it makes it worse.
your first pair of high rises sizes different than most jeans you've worn, easy to fuck up the first time if buying online or no real world measurements (tag sizes lie ofc)
if you have any kind of gut it can be hard to size for or uncomfortable.
the shorter the jeans are the less variance in how the upper block is shaped/cut will affect if the jeans fit you well or not. paticularly how the waist fits (some high rises taper in some flare out and some are straight at the waist)
the taller the upper block is the more if it fits or not depends on the combination of your hip/waist shape
bit less comfortable to sit in.
mid rise tends to do the best job of keeping your twig&berries not visible when sittting.
suspenders and even belts gradually fell out of favor direct correlation to wearing jeans off the hip instead of waist.
those are all potential downsides though if you have a slim or straight waist/gut area and/or access to somewhere with a lot of jeans to try on most of them don't apply.
that being said high rise > mid > low for me.

[Anonymous No.17878809]

>if you have a long legs short torso body type it makes it worse.
if your shirt is tucked or you're wearing a 'proper' length untucked shirt doesn't apply if you wear long line or boxy shit
>if you have any kind of gut it can be hard to size for or uncomfortable.
avoidable if you size right and stick to the patterns that flare at the waist see: levis 1933 pattern
aka just hard to shop for online/blind/beginner it can look really good actually done right

[Anonymous No.17879170]

Who makes the best pair of overdyed jeans?

[Anonymous No.17879584]

Just bought a new pair of jeans. It smells a bit "chemical". I washed it but still the smell remains. How do I get rid of it without putting it in the washing machine over and over again?

[Anonymous No.17879654]

>>17879584
are they black? sulphur dye can stink for a bit

[Anonymous No.17879712]

>>17879654
Dark blue

[Anonymous No.17879811]

>>17879170
iron heart, pbj, 3sixteen, n&f esp sumi inks. gustin did some but i've never bought jeans from them or seen in person can't comment on.
>>17879584
hang them in the garage for a week to a month.
that's what i do whenever i buy shit from chinkland that smells like ass. doesn't just apply to clothes.

[Anonymous No.17879930]

>>17879811
Do you have any experience with the n&f royal black? they look pretty nice for the price and not staining as easily as the sumi ink is a bonus

[Anonymous No.17879935]

Brought some wrangler 13mwz cowboy cut regular straight from a thrift store. how should I treat them I don't think they been worn or washed yet. picked them up 10 bucks should I soak in tub or washing machine it's a top loader thinking maybe put cold water and lowest setting then let dry on a line outside. Any advice or opinions. I know my vans are worn but whatever it's a throw on run errands shoe.

[Anonymous No.17879956]

>>17868972
love the slub on these. i got their 16oz undyed slub jacket last year which i love, only downside is no fades lol.
make sure you post these after a bunch of wear please

[Anonymous No.17879958]

>>17879935
Thrift store finds I'd at least wash them once. Cheap jeans I wouldn't worry too much about, I used to just throw Levi's in with the rest of my laundry on a warm cycle and toss them in the dryer every time, The dryer beats the fuck out of them but they were always soft and worn in nicely, no high contrast fades obviously.

[Anonymous No.17879962]

>>17877071
>>17877786
kek

[Anonymous No.17879976]

>>17879958
>>17879962
Serious and nervous

[Anonymous No.17879979]

>>17879958
Thank you thinking might soak in tub with woolite and dark dry

[Anonymous No.17879980]

>>17879979
Hang dry. Never used woolite I'll pickup tomorrow

[Anonymous No.17879985]

>>17879956
I'm wearing them now. The whiskers are starting to show.

[Anonymous No.17880047]

>>17861236
>Denim
Plebswear.

[Anonymous No.17880050]

>>17867486
>wallet
Wallets are for poorfags.
Just carry 20-50 different notes in your inner jacket pocket.

[Anonymous No.17880117]

>>17880050
That's what I do now jajaj just in my pockets. Idk I kinda feel I should get one.

[Anonymous No.17880135]

>>17879956
>only downside is no fades lol
if big slub fades slow it looks EXACTLY like the same denim n&f used in their paul rose products heavyweight jeans. i think it is the same denim except big slub is synthetic indigo and sanforized while the paul rose jeans were natural indigo and unsanforized. anyways if it is the same denim which it very likely could be knowing n&f they sourced it from oni.
just thought i'd mention it because the oni denim they used in the paul rose is the fastest fader i've owned in like 19yrs of buying raws.

[Anonymous No.17880143]

>>17879935
most thrift stores wash them when they come in. i don't usually wash denim from the thrift unless its a smaller non chain store that might not have washed it.
i just bought a pair of raw wranglers then washed them before i wore them the other day:
if they feel starchy and cardboardy then they have never been washed. if they're not necessarily soft feeling but not stiff feeling they've been washed once.
anyways its no big deal if they got washed or if you wash them again. raw, rinsed, 1 wash, or 2 wash are all pretty good starting points for a pair of jeans. it really just depends if you want them to be soft and broken in feeling right away or if you want higher contrast crispier looking fades. a looser fit like that is gonna wind up with low contrast vintagey looking fades anyways so i don't see any big deal if you decide to wash em even if they were already washed. just do it on cold inside out you won't lose much dye just starch which wranglers dont have a ton of to begin with when fully raw.
also hard to tell from pic but you might be wearing them a bit low, wranglers you wanna wear at your actual waist right under your belly button higher up than most jeans.

[Anonymous No.17880146]

>>17867623
541 are low rise shit. And they aren't even that roomy in the thigh for the waist size. Try N&F true guy or easy guy if you want a good fitting selvedge jean for squats thighs, or maybe Sugar Cane 1947s. Indigofera Kirks are also good for thicc legs

[Anonymous No.17880155]

>>17879985
fuck that looks great
>>17880135
no fades because the jacket is literally undyed, see picrel kek

[Anonymous No.17880166]

>>17880143
Kinda gross to admit but wasn't the advice like circa 2008 for raw denim was to like not was them for 3 months?

[Anonymous No.17880167]

>>17879930
i don't. i've been in this dilemma the last few years where: i live 5mins from one of the denim mecca stores, i wanna go say whats up and check everything out because i haven't been in years, but i don't want to be rude and not buy anything but i have way too many unworn raw selvedge jeans in the que already. they warned me this would happen a few years ago.

protips with staining though:
never buy a car with a light color interior
navy sneakers

>>17880155
ohhhhhhh
i keep seeing undyed denim jackets around town but its always just a cheapo modern levis one. that's way nicer i imagine even better in person where the texture's more visible.

[Anonymous No.17880171]

>>17880166
heres a pic of my first raw denim i purchased in 2006. they got worn in heavy rotation half that time and light rotation the other half. on and off the job doing hard labor tradie shit. washed em 3 times the third being when i stopped wearing them and put them in the fade gallery. they never even really developed a smell but i would have washed them if they started to stank. loose fits don't ever really get gross like that but skinny jeans do. imo.

[Anonymous No.17880180]

as one of the first english speaking people who got on the osaka 5 raw denim revival thing around y2k:
really no right or wrong answer to washing.
the not washing your jeans thing is good advice if you want those Temple of JawnzzzZZz sIcK fAdEs BrO looking jeans as the end result. you also need a tight fit in the upper block and thigh (the rest doesn't matter) for that kind of fade to occur.
but you don't need to do that to get those kinds of fades.
all the guys who work at n&f wash their jeans monthly/30 wears and get great fades as retail workers, some of them even put bleach in the machine and tumble dry, so you obviously don't have to.
nor is there any reason you're obligated to even want them. low contrast fades are great too. if you want vintage looking fades you actually WANT TO wash the jeans frequently to accomplish them.
tl;dr
there's no right or wrong way to do it unless you're going for a specific end result, which is kind of wack to me as a mentality and counter to the whole idea of jeans that reflect your authentic wear/lifetstyle. just do sandpaper fades at that point (yes they can look very good done well)

[Anonymous No.17880563]

>>17880167
Copping royal black tonight, will document fades

[Anonymous No.17880943]

>>17880143
Once I wash I'll and hang I'll get another photo appreciate the reply.

[Anonymous No.17881221]

rank these brands
>unbranded
>n&f
>bravestar
>uniqlo
>gustin
>japan blue
>hiroshi kato
>sugar cane

[Anonymous No.17881227]

>>17881221
no

[Anonymous No.17881323]

>>17881221
havent tried brave star, hiroshi kato. here's my list based on quality and how their cuts (all not just skinny or just straight) look on me. i'm not factoring in value.

#1 tie: sugar cane + japan blue
#2 n&f
#3 tie: unbranded + gustin
#4 uniqlo

n&f + unbranded would rank higher but their upper blocks just aren't shaped right for my body on their skinny cuts.
uniqlo unbranded and gustin would rank higher if i'm going off value.
i've only ever worn 1 cut of gustins i've worn every cut from the other brands.
none on the list are bad, if you factor in value i'm happy with my purchase with all of the above.

[Anonymous No.17881332]

mfw denim collection is over $10,000 and the jeans that look the best on me and get the most compliments from women are a $12 pair of wranglers.
not even wranglers, rustlers, their side-brand they sell cheaper right hand twill jeans under.
i recall buying them at wal mart just to have something to wear for a septic tank job.

[Anonymous No.17881447]

>>17881332
Post a photo of them

[Anonymous No.17881494]

>>17881447
sure in a few days the next time the sun comes out
my house is lit like a cave

[Anonymous No.17881799]

>>17881332
Which ones? Are they raw? 100% cotton.

[Anonymous No.17882085]

what are the best high rise jeans that I can find for cheap used or new? I need the specific models and brands

[Anonymous No.17882097]

>>17861343
I sought out a size bigger. They better fit me perfectly now or ELSE

[Anonymous No.17882147]

All y’all japanese denim fags should check out Resolute

Thank me later

[Anonymous No.17882294]

Just copped this

[Anonymous No.17882298]

>>17882294
straight wasted your fucking money lmao

[Anonymous No.17882308]

>>17882294
Pretty dank anon

Whats the cost

[Anonymous No.17882325]

>>17882308
250
Probably coulda lowballed the seller more but I was too pussy to try

[Anonymous No.17882355]

>>17881221
Bravestar at the bottom of the list. They have zero quality control in their sizing and their service is awful.

[Anonymous No.17882430]

>>17882325
He wouldve hated you afterward tho. Also dont wear it with denim pants or youll look gay

[Anonymous No.17882464]

>>17882430
Dw anon I don’t even own a pair of jeans

[Anonymous No.17882523]

>>17882355
their heavy sweatshirts are unrivalled for the price

[Anonymous No.17882611]

>>17882464
Wow your so special

[Anonymous No.17882756]

Do the legs of these jeans end too low on my foot, or is this about right? If not right, where should they end?

[Anonymous No.17882759]

>>17882756
looks fine

[Anonymous No.17882802]

>bought a second pair of identical jeans for when the first pair falls apart since they probably won't be available again
it's dumb, but i can't help it. i love this pair too much.

[Anonymous No.17882924]

yall weren't lying about bravestar, got two pair of the true straight, one in 12 oz jap selvidge the other in 13 oz cone mills southern comfort and the rise is like an inch or more different between the two
one fits decent, the other like perfect. why

[Anonymous No.17882955]

>>17882924
N&F can have pretty big variances in their cuts between different fabric types as well

[Anonymous No.17883084]

>>17882924
Southern comfort has elastic in it, so if that is the one that fits best, it's probably just cause of that.

[Anonymous No.17883120]

>>17883084
it's not that, and honestly the jap selvedge seems a touch stretchy as well
the jap ones def fit better because of the higher rise and theyre straight up larger in the waist i just noticed as well
lemme snap some photos

[Anonymous No.17883123]

>>17883120
Hard to tell but it’s like a full inch higher ride than the cone mills

[Anonymous No.17883126]

>>17883123
They both fit well enough, would be nice if they both fit as well as the jap ones tho

[Anonymous No.17883216]

>>17883126
Idk what to say, could be that they were made at different factories in Los Angeles.

[Anonymous No.17883300]

>>17882756
looks fine
>where should they end?
right where you have it (slight break)
slightly shorter (clean break)
or slightly longer (light stacking don't go past 2ish stacks with skinny jeans)
and base it off the kind of footwear you'll wear them in the most. it'll sit a bit different on everything. ex: if its boots figure out your inseam wearing boots. if its sneakers wear sneakers. if its sandals just do it barefoot. etc.

[Anonymous No.17883311]

>>17866125
HAHAHAHAHA 5'6 HAHAHAH WHY EVEN LIVE LMAOOOOOOOO

[Anonymous No.17883316]

>>17882955
this.
all the brands that are mass produced just tend to have more variance in exact measurements run to run. might be intentional to slightly tweak how each fabric drapes/fits. i don't really think its a qc thing because qc on everything else with all those brands tends to be really good. disclaimer: never bought anything from brave star.
>>17882355
>and their service is awful.
tell me more about your experience with that.
>>17882294
beaut
i keep going back and forth on my next denim jacket being a chore coat or a type 2
>>17882097
as long as the inseam works with boots i like this fit better.
>>17881799
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Wrangler-Rustler-Men-s-and-Big-Men-s-Regular-Fit-Jeans/5982360
these in coal black was the starting point
they sell them in rigid indigo too but i think only the boot cut

[Anonymous No.17883322]

>>17883311
the height thing is overblown online. women don't really care and i have 72" reach so fighting tall guys is like batting left handed. i get a lot of knockouts and i've never been knocked out.

[Anonymous No.17884142]

>>17881799
they started off as black raw but there wasn't much starch in them. been washed probably 10-20 times so they only have vintage low contrast fades.
i think the fit's why they get me so many compliments. rustlers fit a bit snugger in the upper block than cowboy cuts and it just works really good on my body.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Wrangler-Rustler-Men-s-and-Big-Men-s-Regular-Fit-Jeans/5982360

[Anonymous No.17884164]

bonus content here's the jeans i'm gonna wear next summer:
n&f skinny guy 8.5oz indigo x indigo
they're just starting to break in... and gonna take forever because i only wear them in the summer.. but man look at those stacks and honeycombs...

[Anonymous No.17885320]

>>17882802
>it's dumb
No, it's not

[Anonymous No.17885325]

>>17884142
Nice I think I'll get a pair thank you. Any recommendations on shirts or sweaters? Thinking try something new also alot of my shirts have gotten holes in them. Appreciate you anon.

[Anonymous No.17885326]

>>17884142
>>17885325
I guess I'm kinda unsure if any rules with blueberry wranglers.

[Anonymous No.17885337]

>>17884164
Dem honey combs