WhoGotMeIntoThis

regardless...that pocket stitching is awful.

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First off.. Those dukes look awesome. My kind of denim fit!

Second off.. Here's my shit thats different from my norm.

I think you call it hypebeast.

Supreme hat

Xlrg hoodie from thrift store

Supreme shirt

Evisu jeans

Bathing ape sneakers

haha.

--- Original message by youwish on Feb 20, 2006 08:55 PM

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serge....nice to see ya post btw.......any pics with the apc's on by chance?

--- Original message by kixslf on Feb 20, 2006 03:23 PM

Carl-Looks like the Yoshi's turned out alright!

Very good to know. I too have seen a few of your auction and I'm happy knowing that I can buy from you without hesitation.

I questioned legitimacy at first.

Buy anything that other people wear, don't be an individual...at all.

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Levi's 514s

Gold/blue Adidas forest hills

vintage grey cord motorcycle jacket

Autumn skateshop blue ribbon hoody

Syndrome t-shirt

--- Original message by onemancult on Feb 19, 2006 06:02 PM

Yes, please post a pic of these after washing, those honeycombs look great.

I really liked this stuff when it first started coming out. But from what I've seen with their jeans they just look a bit too roomy for me.

Yes, those are looking really good for only 5 weeks. Imagine how they'll look after 4-5 months.

I'm wishing my Premium Austin's fit!

This board is seriously going to shit fast. I think it's the fashion world in general that creates the problems we're having here. Too many people, too many opinions and no matter hard somebody tries to say "You're outfit looks bad" in a nice, constructive way...you still up saying "I'm sorry, but I think your outfit looks like shit". It's just how it goes I guess, some people are thrilled at what you're wearing, some people aren't. But as a general rule of thumb, I guess just not saying anything would be better than opening one's mouth and running the risk of looking like an idiot. I'm not trying to preach here, just offering an opinion.

Back to WDYWT:

Polo

Gap

Levi's (Which are coming along nicely after about a month and a half of consistent wear. Pictures don't do em' justice though)

Some old shoes I picked up last year at AE for 9.99, comfortable as hell.

Edited by WhoGotMeIntoThis on Feb 19, 2006 at 05:36 PM

Edited by WhoGotMeIntoThis on Feb 19, 2006 at 05:37 PM

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WYWT is not an appropriate place, to say discuss whether you like supertalk or not,

feel free to create a thread in supertrash, but stop trying to derail the thread.

--- Original message by haptronic on Feb 19, 2006 11:02 AM

...BUT YOU THOUGHT I WAS LONG WINDED?!

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I've been checking out all the great advise for months know, this is a great place to read and post...well this might be a stupid question....

I just got a pair of earnest sewn hemmingways and thier way too long (or I'm just short) but either way they well need to be hemed so should I wash them first or get them hemed with allitle extra length?

thanks

--- Original message by Luca5446 on Feb 19, 2006 09:33 AM

Anyways, if their unwashed they're definitely going to shrink a considerable amount, like tg76 said, you're going to have to take that into account.

Now there's no real way to tell how much the jeans will shrink so don't go overboard with the hemming. Too much and you'll be ready for the flood upon washing them. Too little and you can always re-hem them.

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Whogotmeintothis-

It's ridiculous not "rediculous"

usually I wouldn't say anything but it seems like the word is in every one of your posts

--- Original message by colin on Feb 18, 2006 10:24 PM

niketalk

--- Original message by lyingonyourdriveway on Feb 18, 2006 10:41 PM

And my bad for the mispelling, I'll try and remember not to spell anything incorrectly for your sake from here on out.

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Lose some weight and it'll fit better.

--- Original message by Handlethevibe on Feb 18, 2006 10:33 AM

And now you're telling other people to lose weight? If I knew you personally I'd be worried you had some sort of eating disorder.

If I were this guy, I might go up a size...I wouldn't fucking bother with Jenny Craig.

Edited by WhoGotMeIntoThis on Feb 18, 2006 at 08:40 PM

hmmm...notice the Picture's of the jeans you put up for reference...the tag says "Nashville"...

Your tags say "Greenville"...Difference?

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Just spoke to a salesman in a shop which sold them earlier this year. He told me the owners decided to take them off the shelves because they sold out TOO FAST!!??!? Hordes of 13 year old girls came in and ripped 6-7 pairs and occupied the fitting room for hours.. Not exactly the clientele they hoped to attract.

--- Original message by simonthediamond on Feb 18, 2006 04:28 PM

Well, first of all, don't be taken aback at the amount of "Niketalk Hate" that runs around these boards, but Welcome to SF.

I highly suggest lurking around the board a bit more before asking these sorts of questions. Ironing your Levi's is not going to make them look any better...and please, don't listen to the Niketalkers when it comes to denim, it's called "NIKE" talk for a reason, and that reason is shoes, not Denim.

What you're going to want to do with your STF's is starch them and wear them. Naturally. It's that simple. Go to Fred Meyer or if you don't have a Fred Meyer hit up your local Safeway, check the laundry isle for Niagara Spray Starch (Heavy). Use it as often as you like.

Ironing = Bad

Starch = Better

Just wearing the shit out of your Jeans = Best.

Cheers.

The bottom/hem looks amazing, what kind of kicks are you wearing these with...almost looks like they've been walked on...like you were wearing flip flops or something.

Anyways, shitty about the crotch...I too am questioning the quality of these.

^^ Those are gonna look terrific upon washing.

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Thought today's outfit was better than yesterdays, so I might as well post it.

Graniph T-shirt

random Japanese brand camo pants

true white Vans slips

--- Original message by naturaljax on Feb 15, 2006 11:18 PM

...nice lookin shitter you got there too.

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What about turning a straight leg into a boot cut? Can it be done easily? What about selvage outseam?

--- Original message by losangeles on Feb 15, 2006 04:48 PM

One would think you'd have to add denim and doing that is beyond my knowledge.

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I know his old ones (1+ years agao) he ALWAYS used to rock were EVISU EU-ED. Not sure about these though..

--- Original message by NERD on Feb 14, 2006 02:27 AM

yeah im pretty sure the ones in the pic i posted are Levi's...i saw another pic of him at a performance where the back pocket was showing, it was the Levi's logo but slightly different from the one today (the arcs look smaller and were white i think)...so I'm guessing they're LVC? Could be some Japan repro company but since i'm not familiar with those i can't call it.

--- Original message by Fade to Black on Feb 14, 2006 07:44 PM

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I know his old ones (1+ years agao) he ALWAYS used to rock were EVISU EU-ED. Not sure about these though..

--- Original message by NERD on Feb 14, 2006 02:27 AM

yeah im pretty sure the ones in the pic i posted are Levi's...i saw another pic of him at a performance where the back pocket was showing, it was the Levi's logo but slightly different from the one today (the arcs look smaller and were white i think)...so I'm guessing they're LVC? Could be some Japan repro company but since i'm not familiar with those i can't call it.

--- Original message by Fade to Black on Feb 14, 2006 07:44 PM

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take them to a good tailor, they should be ok.

if you want to keep the selvage outseam, which im'assuming you do, it'll be harder, longer and more expensive to do, plus it'll end up a bit off if you taper from the inseam.

--- Original message by nairb49 on Feb 14, 2006 08:35 PM