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Nike Green & White Suede Blazer Mid '77 Sneakers
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By Double 0 Soul · Posted
Ive never Pepsi Challenged them side by side but i don't think they do. They're all 14oz greenline denim but when you look at the M41119 after heavy wear and heavily washed the denim is uneven, very streaky with a lot of vertical fading, it looks akin to the M41300 but they're both quite different to the flatter more Levi's esque paper patch M41400. It's more obvious when you compare heavily washed examples.. M41119 to M41400 -
the 18. it's weird, these aren't as dense as i thought they would be. i had a pair of 18 oz denim like 15 years ago and remember them being heavy, these aren't too bad. -
By julian-wolf · Posted
All four of the main '98-era jeans used the same denim, yeah? @Double 0 Soul?
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