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^Rock them^
Soak in about 2-3 month of wear.
Soak in about 2-3 month of wear.
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- May 17, 2007
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Thanks man.
I didn't do anything wrong, did I?
- Jul 19, 2008
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What size are you (In jeans)?
- Sep 17, 2008
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Haha, honestly though you need no practice, just buy a nice pair of jeans and wear them. Just wear them naturally and you'll get the effect. Don't go out of your way doing something you wouldn't normally do. If you're thinking about the next level, I recommend either APC New Standards(remember to size down two) or Nudies Average Joe Dry Heavy. They're both in the 150 range. Don't try and get to complicated with Flat Heads oranything hahaOriginally Posted by 916shoehead
501s are basically my practice before i step up to something more expensive..
- Sep 25, 2006
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Closet Full Of
- May 17, 2007
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33 fits perfectly.
I mostly get 34 though.
I mostly get 34 though.
- Apr 28, 2008
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Quick question i bought some levi's which both are in the darker sides of colors(dark blue,black)...do i wash them or do i just put them in the dryers withone of those papers that smell good?
- Jul 19, 2008
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I don't soak any of my Evisu's.Originally Posted by SoHi 23
I need help.
I got these for a really good deal, but I don't know too much about Jeans/Denim.
What should I do?
I've worn them around 4 times all ready.
Was I supposed to soak them before I wore them?
Can I still do it now if I need to?
Am I ok to just rock them?
Thanks for any help.
Most people i know soak them before wearing.
You can soak now, if you desire to.
You're good fam, i'd personally just rock them stiff.
- Apr 15, 2003
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anybody have experience with evisu x puma jeans? i got four pairs for a really cheap price. they are rigid, worn-out, black, and greencast.
- May 8, 2006
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Nice. Similar to my even stevens with a little bigger leg opening. I'm probally not going to get aroung to wearing em just yet I'm trying for 150 to200 wears in the even stevens and I'm at 50 now
- Mar 9, 2006
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can someone recommend me a pair of jeans that fit like apc new standards, i was looking for a color other then the regular indigo. either a different shade of indigo or maybe black, price doesn't matter. thanks
- Jun 24, 2008
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^ you can try some Christian Dior MIJ 21 cm ...i belive they fit similar to APC new standards....MIJ 19 cm will be more like new cures if im not mistaken
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Originally Posted by pr1nts
can someone recommend me a pair of jeans that fit like apc new standards, i was looking for a color other then the regular indigo. either a different shade of indigo or maybe black, price doesn't matter. thanks
imperial dukes, dont size down very much though if any. imperials stretch but are tight fitting to start with.
youre just looking for a straight tapered fit. thats what new standards on, like a slim straight
flathead and samurai also have awesome cuts if your wallets fat
- Mar 9, 2006
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thanks for the suggestions, i'm gonna look into them.Originally Posted by heyitslando
Originally Posted by pr1nts
can someone recommend me a pair of jeans that fit like apc new standards, i was looking for a color other then the regular indigo. either a different shade of indigo or maybe black, price doesn't matter. thanks
imperial dukes, dont size down very much though if any. imperials stretch but are tight fitting to start with.
youre just looking for a straight tapered fit. thats what new standards on, like a slim straight
flathead and samurai also have awesome cuts if your wallets fat
- May 1, 2003
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doesnt APC make NS in black too?Originally Posted by pr1nts
thanks for the suggestions, i'm gonna look into them.Originally Posted by heyitslando
Originally Posted by pr1nts
can someone recommend me a pair of jeans that fit like apc new standards, i was looking for a color other then the regular indigo. either a different shade of indigo or maybe black, price doesn't matter. thanks
imperial dukes, dont size down very much though if any. imperials stretch but are tight fitting to start with.
youre just looking for a straight tapered fit. thats what new standards on, like a slim straight
flathead and samurai also have awesome cuts if your wallets fat
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^ yea they do. You dont see many of them tho
- Jun 12, 2006
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i copped a pair a while back. i swear i have the hardest time getting honeycombs on them. i could spray a lot of starch in that area but wont be able to getthat stiffness. if seen dudes get great results on superfuture with really nice honeycombs so i know its possible. any tips?
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My question was probably already answered, but i don't have time to go through all the pages, so I would appreciate it if yall can help me out.
Whats the best way to wash and get that stiffness back in the STF's? Will soaking them in cold water and then air drying them work? Or is there anothermethod?
Also, same question goes for selvedge denim.....how would I go about washing those??
Thanks!!
Whats the best way to wash and get that stiffness back in the STF's? Will soaking them in cold water and then air drying them work? Or is there anothermethod?
Also, same question goes for selvedge denim.....how would I go about washing those??
Thanks!!
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How do APC New Cures fit?
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express jeans are aiight
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Inside out either hot or cold water depending on how muck you want them to shrink then hang dry them
OR
Toss them in the washing machine delicate cycle (turn them inside out)
I'd choose option #1
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Originally Posted by SoHi 23
I need help.
I got these for a really good deal, but I don't know too much about Jeans/Denim.
What should I do?
I've worn them around 4 times all ready.
Was I supposed to soak them before I wore them?
Can I still do it now if I need to?
Am I ok to just rock them?
Thanks for any help.
How is the weight/feel of that denim? Is it soft and thin (looks that way) or is it a lil rigid with a lil weight to it? I was interested in those andanother pair with similar denim, I just don't like thin/light denim.
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very tight
1nc
2 ns
3 rescues
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new cures are suppoesd to fit really tight, but they stretch out a LOT
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