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since i put on a pair of selvedge jeans a little more that 6 months ago, i've not look back on the other commercial produce.

if anyone wants to know the true feelings/sensation etc. of wearing jeans, i think high quality wide-loomed denim are still not the answer ....

educate me otherwise, please, for those who beg to defer. . Thanks.

--- Original message by lek on Mar 28, 2006 07:50 PM

sup lek.. if i;m not wrong, i think the denim tt nudie uses arent narrow loomed.. as far as i know, only evisu does the whole vintage looom thing.

selvedge has now been massproduced man.. even zara has selvedge jeans.. so yeah..

mebbe you're referring to the breaking in of dry jeans? but tt can happen, regardless of selvedge or not..and not to mention tt after 1958 i think, lee has stopped producing jeans with selvedge edges altogether.. for levis it was only in 1983 they stopped..

--- Original message by backinthetrees on Mar 29, 2006 01:15 AM

you can find rag and bone at Habitat which is a denim shop located in Palais Renaissance, opposite the Hilton. Visit Hitlton arcade for giorgio armani, issey miyake, paul smith, balenciaga stores and go up the escalator at the end of level 2 to get to clubtwentyone for a a range of other designers

go to Habitat at the basement of Palais Renaissance. They have pdc, true religion, blue cult, notify etc.

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i am skeptical. not just because of the price. the main thing to look for with tsubis is the +++++++ marks below the rear tag. also all of mine have tsubi written on the change pocket. also stitching detail on the zipper, pockets and a hem behind the knee.

hard to tell from the pic but it was missing some of these things. but that sku might be different.

--- Original message by ok on Sep 13, 2005 05:46 PM

I've seen original chuck taylor high tops retail for about us$20 at departmental stores in thailand. I'm not surprised if smaller retailers give discounts for large purchases. Things are unbelievably cheap in Thailand.

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