chris boshs neck
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You got to be kidding^ son looking like a tgif countertop cloth
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- Thread in 'General' Thread starter Started by what are you gonna do,
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- Dec 2, 2003
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Purple denim for the hypebeasts
Pure Blue Japan:
Pure Blue Japan:
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Originally Posted by HARMCITY45
^^^^^
NO!!!!!
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Originally Posted by SDS45
Purple denim for the hypebeasts
Pure Blue Japan:
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Originally Posted by YoungSole93
Originally Posted by SDS45
Purple denim for the hypebeasts
Pure Blue Japan:
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Those r nasty
b smooth 202
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id rock em....sucker for purp.
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Prince?
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I don't know where you got those pics from, but the authentic PBJs don't look like that. PBJs are slubbier and have selvedge on theoutseam. Those must either be knockoffs or from a different cheap brand.Originally Posted by SDS45
Purple denim for the hypebeasts
Pure Blue Japan:
I've held a sample pair of the purple PBJs in my hands and they are dope. The only way you can tell they are really purple is if you cuff them. Otherwisethey look like a dark plum color. In fact, the face of the fabric doesn't look that much different than the denim used on the XX-007 model.
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^^wheres the real pics then??Originally Posted by jvhoop22
I don't know where you got those pics from, but the authentic PBJs don't look like that. PBJs are slubbier and have selvedge on the outseam. Those must either be knockoffs or from a different cheap brand.Originally Posted by SDS45
Purple denim for the hypebeasts
Pure Blue Japan:
I've held a sample pair of the purple PBJs in my hands and they are dope. The only way you can tell they are really purple is if you cuff them. Otherwise they look like a dark plum color. In fact, the face of the fabric doesn't look that much different than the denim used on the XX-007 model.
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Just got my 1st pair of Nudies in friday, wore them every day since, best denim purchase ever made.
FYI, Average Joe Dry Heavy.
FYI, Average Joe Dry Heavy.
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how much do the even stevens run?
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^^ before and after look exactly the same
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you can find even stevens between 150 and 200
- Jul 27, 2008
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just copp some levi's denim!!!!!
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Cheaper on selfedge.com with their nudie coupon code. (somewhere in this thread)
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What's the best method 2 shrink some levi 559s...those joints swallow ya sneakers
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All Nudies are 25% off with free shipping worldwide at www.selfedge.com with this coupon code: StyleForumNudies
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Maybe i just like purplr too much but those jeans are sick
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Self Edge & Pote Tin Kyriaki - The Never on Sunday Shirt
The Greek tragedy, captured on film from the beginning of time... Yet maybe never as gracefully as Jules Dassin's version, Pote Tin Kyriaki (Never onSunday), shot in 1958 in the port town of Piraeus, Greece.
Homer, an American, travels to Greece to find the meaning of life, and instead finds himself captured by the love of life within a Greek prostitute.Capturing the life and zeitgeist of Greece in the late 50's, Jules Dassin made film history as Never on Sunday became an international hit and the bestknown Greek film ever made.
Late within the film as Homer begins to realize that his beliefs are not what holds true any more in modern Greece, he is seen wearing a black denim westernshirt. In celebration of Never on Sunday and in homage to the recently deceased Jules Dassin, Self Edge has reproduced this same shirt.
Black denim from Cone Denim's White Oak collection, vintage deadstock buttons, hand sewn button holes, and blue/white/blue cuff button hole colorsrepresenting the Greek colors bring together the design behind this shirt. Pocket flaps Incorporated into the pattern turn into an arcuate design for the frontchest with button accents.
The Pote Tin Kyriaki shirt is now available in-store and in our online store, check the online store for measurements and specs: http://www.selfedge.com/s...n_page=index&cPath=75
The Greek tragedy, captured on film from the beginning of time... Yet maybe never as gracefully as Jules Dassin's version, Pote Tin Kyriaki (Never onSunday), shot in 1958 in the port town of Piraeus, Greece.
Homer, an American, travels to Greece to find the meaning of life, and instead finds himself captured by the love of life within a Greek prostitute.Capturing the life and zeitgeist of Greece in the late 50's, Jules Dassin made film history as Never on Sunday became an international hit and the bestknown Greek film ever made.
Late within the film as Homer begins to realize that his beliefs are not what holds true any more in modern Greece, he is seen wearing a black denim westernshirt. In celebration of Never on Sunday and in homage to the recently deceased Jules Dassin, Self Edge has reproduced this same shirt.
Black denim from Cone Denim's White Oak collection, vintage deadstock buttons, hand sewn button holes, and blue/white/blue cuff button hole colorsrepresenting the Greek colors bring together the design behind this shirt. Pocket flaps Incorporated into the pattern turn into an arcuate design for the frontchest with button accents.
The Pote Tin Kyriaki shirt is now available in-store and in our online store, check the online store for measurements and specs: http://www.selfedge.com/s...n_page=index&cPath=75
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that's exactly what i was thinking...
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^ I really like that shirt up there. Might have to look into it.
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how do even stevens be fitting?
