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| | the "1980 raw slim" to be honest they are ridiculously expensive, but i buy one pair of jeans at a time, only when my last pair are destroyed. i've given these hell for 4 years. worn at least 4 days a week. only just replaced them yesterday. Last edited by jersey; 18th February 2011 at 16:09. |
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| | Skull 5010xx /thread FYI for those of you thinking if ordering from selfedge it often works out cheaper to order directly from the manufacturers in japan. That was certainly the case with my skulls. Also definitely worth mentioning is ironheart.co.uk not only do they stock ironheart and tripleworks but it appears they now offer chain stitching as well Last edited by clockwork_killa; 18th February 2011 at 22:03. |
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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Kicking-Mule-W...#ht_500wt_1156 Pretty boring. Look good quality, though. Why their website is so shit? Are they still in the 19th century? | |
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Anyone tried Allevol? I read about them then found them in london. Very good quality jeans and one of the rare good denim that you can actually go into a shop and order. !80 mind, and I'd probably rather get skulls but they're a nice change. Very thick, can't remember the stitch count but they take a while to wear in. | |
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| | Yeah I saw that, Kiosk78. I've had mine for about 3 years now and had to retire them, they were all frayed, massively faded and the croch area ripped but still looked good. I want to get some more so I may have to email the fabfour guy. I got a bit obsessed with mine and didn't wash them for ages. They looked great for it but i'm not sure I'll go months without washing jeans again. I'm just starting to wear in the allevol. I was a bit suspisous at first, being a uk company, but they're manufactured in japan on the old looms so I'm happy with them. If you like 5010, the style 1 in allevol are very similar, style 2 are very similar to 5507 |
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| | I nabbed the last 33s... Still had 32s and 34s, possibly some bigger sizes too... Nice sale... They had some lovely repro Blue Bells which I hadn't seen before, proper stitching, selvage denim for about 70 sheets... Much better than the ones that came out a few years back... |
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| | I'm sat in a pair of denime that are at least 12 years old. Crotch has been patch a few times but they're definitely on the way out. Bought some Edwin a few years ago but never got on with the fit. Most of my others are lvc. I can't be fucked when things get so fractured and boutique so I'll just keep going back to lvc. Might take you up on that pinch offer pisti. Did see some double rl in libertys though that were pretty special. Mind you with a discount at present I might be tempted by those mark mcnairy bucks. Must resist. B. |
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| | http://www.denimarchive.com/ do people actually do that "wear everyday for 2 years before showing them a bowl of water" thing? don't they get a bit grubby? |
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Yep! The longest i've gone without washing a vintage pair of levis was 4 years and they stank like puke etc mixed up! If the jeans were worn a warm day it wasn't a good thing! | |
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