sam113

Skrawnies = cameraphobes

Duke Raw Indigo

1 year, no wash.

Here are my good friend Quinn's 1.5 year no wash Black Imperial Dukes. SICK.

Sam113, You must post pics of your Indigo Dukes!

Ask and ye shall receive, my friend.

1 year, no wash.

Maybe Diamonds is hanging with Ratatat.

Seconded.

10 Chars

Sell steez to people from the Future.

Here are my good friend Quinn's 1.5 year no wash Black Imperial Dukes. SICK.

Sam113, You must post pics of your Indigo Dukes!

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anyone know of anywhere that you can get a 27 in the MIJ rockers?

http://www.contextclothing.com/brands/kicking_mule/rocker.php

^^^

This week.

Maybe tomorrow.

Which piece are you interested in?

Back on track.

Like I said-

This is gonna be a great story!

Who's in charge of inventing the story of Ratatat's disappearance?

ok i'm kind of skinny i'm a 27' waist

i've been looking for a nice pair of slim straight all black denim

i found the 1980's on the contextclothing website and i really like them

do you think a size 28 would be to baggy on me?

The 28s will work for you.

They fit like a 27.5.

I wear 26 NS and the 1980 Blacks fit me perfectly.

We only have a couple pair left, so don't sleep!

Keep your chins up, all-

This is all just going to make for a tremendous story after they have finally completed their journey.

Don't give up!

thank you, glad I'm not the only one. my friend got the 28, and it can't be bigger than 26. I dont know what context is thinking putting out their whack measuremants with "size down". even the grey say size down 2, but they measure as tagged at best.

Just wanted to respond-

There indeed was a certain amount of inconsistency with the sizing for that initial run, but we have been reassured that all sizing issues will be resolved going forward.

Anything to add, ilovespaz?

A little help?

TheJean Shop Rocker fit is now available from 27- 39 waist and two inseam lengths, 31 and 36.5. Jean Shop artisans cut and sew each pair by hand and date the inside pocket bag. We carry this universal fit exclusively in Dry Japanese Milled Orange Line Selvage fabric. You come to us for the best in denim fits and fabrics and Jean Shop is another perfect addition to the mix. We couldn't resist bringing you the most amazing American made bags by Filson Co. Each one is custom weathered by the experts at Jean Shop for a beautiful authentic look and feel. Filson bags date back to the Kodiak Gold Rush and are an authentic part of American heritage. Bureau is the newest line to break into Context. The shirting is cut and sewn in Portugal and the fit is spot on-- the perfect shirt for the dark denim fan. Coming real soon: Shades of Greige

Ryan,

I wish I had a penny every time someone asked you when you were going to get another shipment of New Cures. Or New Standards.

Are there any photos from the "Death of Fashion" show?

Maybe you posted them, & I just missed it.

Both NS and NC restocked now and moving very quickly.

Well done, homme.homme.

Change your username to Clouseau.

On our way to being back on track.

I've been trying and trying to contact him to no avail.

He hasn't logged on here since the end of January.

I'm thinking he's traveling and will turn up at some time down the line.

Unless someone down under can track him down there isn't much else I can do.

^^^

KMW is no longer producing the 1972.

We never stocked it, so you must be seeing it somewhere else.

The Fulton .50 from Earnest sewn is a rinsed fabric piece and fits slim, so if you fit a 38 in that you may very well fit a 36 in KMW 1950 which would be the cut for you given your description of your legs.

On the other hand, if you fit the Fulton your thighs can't be that big, and you should be able to fit the 1980 in size 36.

Context has been ground zero for Kicking Mule Workshop fans for years. We began with the slim 1980 and classic 1950 and added the tapered Rocker (more coming soon) and relaxed 2010. We brought you their first limited edition store collaboration, the Context KMW 1980 Black, and are currently the only store offering the legendary 1950 AWA limited in production to 50 pairs-- only three pairs remain! We are Kicking Mule Workshop experts. This season KMW presents a Japanese Selvage Chino and Blazer, perfect for the warming weather. In addition we have the 1950 RR Worker Pant. You won't want to miss out on this jean, it is special.

Thanks for the emails, everyone- I appreciate your enthusiasm.

I'll get another one of these together as soon as I can get the Skrawny 13 back on track.

Looks like the same jean- not sure why they wouldn't fit the same; unless you got a different style.

Is the word Rocker embroidered on the inside of the waistband?

The rinse will fade a bit, but not as well as the raw.

We are getting more Rockers with our Spring order that is due to arrive in the next couple weeks- so it won't be long.

I don't know him personally, but Ratatat has had at least one other gap during this experiment when he was out of touch for an extended period of time. Traveling, I believe.

Call me naive, but I'm betting that he'll be back eventually.

Yeah he's had them longer than he was supposed to, but lets not give up yet.

As far as screening goes, I'm all for it. I just think setting the parameters could be tricky without allowing it to turn in to too much of a cliquey kind of thing.

^^^

Still waiting to hear back from Ratatat-

Not sure what he's doing.

Anyone?

We will be seeing the Short Trench in Grey in all sizes, as well as the s/s Western shirt in Black hopefully next week.

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