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By youngofthesoonest · Posted
def the issue here is lack of transparency. A brand can make their products wherever they deem best for their business with materials from all over the world and charge whatever prices they need to make it work but it's a shitty practice to use marketing jargon to essentially lie to the average consumer who take phrases like Made in USA at face value and still believe that it automatically means it's a better product that warrants a higher price. I do agree that the whole made in ____ phrase is more and more problematic and as companies continue to push the limits of what those phrases mean and force governments to precisely define it legally, the more meaningless that phrase means and then you have brands like Shinola who change the phrase to "built in USA" because they couldn't legally use Made in USA...🙄 The OSB response was kind of crazy. It really did use so many words to say nothing and not even try to address the issue that I thought I missed significant parts of the response somehow. -
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All this talk about the 50s motivated me to pull my pair out of the closet and wear them this week. I was similarly having waist sizing issues when ordering my pair. I was using a worn-in and stretched-out TCB 60s in W36 as a point of reference, and according to the size charts for the 50s, I should have been a W40! I hesitated and settled on W38, but the size charts are indeed accurate - these jeans run small. The W38 work for me, but after a wash the top block is pretty snug. After a wear or two the whole top loosens up and you get another inch or two in the waist. They're comfortable but I would never need to wear a belt. For some reason I often forget that, and wear the jeans less often because they're snug when I first put them on after a break. Long story short, trust the size charts -
Thanks for the warm welcome, all! I tried to photograph all the details of this pair. Does anyone know what the various numbers on the hang tag indicate? I'm referring to 7750 00, No. 70-00-5047 and Col. 93. It seems like the barcode is actually a combination of No. + Size + Col + 4.
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