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beautiful_FrEaK

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    size 34

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  1. I can see why! I thought found this 'one' jeans before. But then sometimes tastes change. Or something else happened 😅 Edit: I'd like to add that also a body can change...
  2. @indigoeagle kinda made my buying this pair. And I'm not even mad about it. 601XX 1951 in W34. Same size as the 1947 I tried but wasn't so happy with the fit. These 1951 have a lower back rise and overall slimmer top block which I prefer (especially the lower rise). With the upcoming Word of Mouth contest these will see less wear but they are also a reason I listed some of my too slim fitting Denime jeans (221, 224 and 66) for sale.
  3. They look definitely better than their first WW2 jeans. The measurements are also just like I would prefer them (looking at a W36 as well). But for now I decided against them
  4. @nopalyour jeans are just being made, please confirm your Inseam again
  5. Looking good Austin! I was a bit surprised that SE doesn't offer a longer inseam when they now had the chance to customize. Ok, for a wide cut like these it might not be necessary but for the 66 and XX a longer inseam is the main problem for many people interested in Boncoura.
  6. Will consider each serious and honest offer. I rather want these jeans go to a good "Sufu home" than getting big dollars
  7. @UkeNo and @nopal Your jeans! VID_106900502_104336_375.mp4
  8. Another wash before going into temporary storage. 1946 model
  9. More info here: https://staybrave.tokyo/ I think you can only buy in person. Already saw a copy on Mercari for 32k ¥
  10. I also replied via PM. 2 Options: W34 = stretch to fit W36 = shrink to fit Both can work, depends on the personal acceptance of discomfort or fear of a "loose fit"
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