dragonness

SOLD. Thanks for your interest.

Price drop, shipping included

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Is the Dieter Rams article any good?

Here's a sneak peak:

http://www.creativereview.co.uk/crblog/rams-slimane-and-koons-line-up-for-wallpaper/

Is it true that dry cleaners in Texas traditionally iron jeans with a line down the middle of the legs and starch them so stiff that they can almost stand by themselves?

You know what, gimmegimme is right, this is a pretty dumb question (he could've been nicer about it I suppose, but that's fine). Of course I know what cheap jeans look like and I don't see how cheap jeans that started dry could look any better than cheap jeans that started washed.

To clarify, if you look at my questions, I have just discovered dry denim, and am exploring the extremes here - my other post is about perfection, so this one is about crappiness. I figure I can understand the topic better if I can grasp what those two concepts represent.

Hahahahaha! Gotta be delicate with you lot!! Note that 'crappy' is the operative term here!

Just curious if you can get dry denim at crappy places like Walmart or Sears or Target, and if yes, how it wears differently from the good stuff...

Someone asked about feedback - I have 100% positive feedback on Ebay, mostly as a buyer, but also 14 items as a seller

Well, I must say, the mystery deepens. Instead of a single answer, I get extremes and everything in between.

Btw, wEstSidE, is a man stain a man-shaped stain, like Jesus on the Shroud of Turin, or is it something rather less sacral?

http://flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=430319811&size=o

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Hee hee... it's been buzzing in my head all day...

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These were worn for about a month and a half every other day or so. They have never been washed or dry cleaned. There is some wear, on the hems particularly, see pics.

These are some hot jeans and I would not be selling them but they just don’t fit my husband.

Measurements:

Waist: stretched to about 33.75"

Inseam: 36"

Knees: 8"

Front rise: 10"

Hem: about 8" laid flat

SOLD.

I certainly got the sense that some form of perfection was the name of the game here. I understand by now that the whole thing about dry denim is the process, but my question was I guess which point in the process do you look forward to in particular.

I guess theetruscan's answer of reaching the point where they feel like they're made for you makes the most sense. I'm not yet familiar with that feeling, so I can only surmise how good that must be.

I'm new to this universe, and hugely intrigued. I was wondering when dry denim reaches that state you strive for - before the first wash, after numerous washes, what?

Thanks!

dragonness, its not my jeans so i cant have other pictures

You may wanna double check the other side of that tag, compare with what's on the Fakehunter blog, just to be sure.

legit or what?

its supposed to be a 30 japanese 19cms

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thanks for your help guys

(btw i searched for a dior legit thread but i did not find it, so excuse me if its the wrong thread and feel free to move it thanks)

Can you take a picture of the front of this tag for me? Thanks!

Where its made in, the version it is 21 or 19cm, which season its from, whether its been tailored, if its been worn, soaked or washed. Is it a washed jean or raw one, if it its washed what model it is.

Hey there,

That's super helpful, thanks. How would I know the season, based on what? (Given that I bought them from someone else, so not directly from the store.) Thanks!

Also, what can I hope to get for them? They're Japanese, raw, unwashed, worn for one month only. Size 30, 21cm. Thanks!

Hey everyone,

I have a pair of slightly used 21s in a size 30 that I bought for my husband on Ebay but they're way too loose on him (he's got matchstick legs). Anyway, I am interested in selling them, and would like to know the kind of info you guys look for when purchasing on Ebay. Ie. what sort of questions do I need to make sure to answer in the item description?

Hope I haven't broken any rules by posting this - if yes, it was unintentional and I apologize, my question is genuine.

Thanks.