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  1. @GregoryH: Great to hear you picked up the '47s! Being that you've always been an avid wearer of slim modern jeans, I can definitely see why they'd be you're favorite fitting jeans ever. They're a perfect blend between a vintage and modern jean.

  2. you guys flatter me.

    edit: would suck for BAerts to only get them for 2 weeks though... I could send the back to him in Dec?

    I'm all for it. I'd love to get them for at least a couple weeks in October, though. I'm headed camping and hiking this weekend at Fall Creek Falls. I'd be happy to get a little wear and ship them to dkatz, later next week. Is that okay?

  3. When they die, hopefully.

    Except i can't put up everybody anymore, i wrote that when there were 12 people involved, now it's way past 20! haha..

    Regardless, we throw a decent party and will make it worth your while.

    Seriously, if someone can make a pair of '47 501s last for 13 yrs, I think we can keep these Flatheads going just as long. I'm not sure these things will ever die... :-) Looking forward to getting them soon.....that may be the next time I see them, at this rate.

  4. yeah ill just shoot for the 34 inseam thanks.

    anybody have any ideas on how these were sized or soaked?

    basically made me want to buy 1947s

    Dude, if you're going to wear them like that, just go to Macy's a buy a pair of 30 dollar STF. That's nowhere near a true '47 cut, anyhow. And the STFs fade really great. The STFs will fit just like that if you size up, and when you grow out of you saggy jeans phase, next year, you won't have a $200+ pair of jeans that you're trying to pawn off on sufu.

  5. xpost

    APC NC 14 Months, 2 soaks, 2 washes

    Battery acid is eating them alive, day by day. Despite the fact that slim jeans AND apcs have kind of fallen out of favor, here on SUFU, these jeans have been pretty incredible. They've held up really well, and with dedication, you can still get some pretty great color out of the denim.

    These guys are headed to Imogene and Willie for a crotch reinforcement, and then into semi retirement. My BSPs are glaring at me from their hanger. Sorry for the crappy phone pics.

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  6. APC NC 14 Months, 2 soaks, 2 washes

    Battery acid is eating them alive, day by day. Despite the fact that slim jeans AND apcs have kind of fallen out of favor, here on SUFU, these jeans have been pretty incredible. They've held up really well, and with dedication, you can still get some pretty great color out of the denim.

    These guys are headed to Imogene and Willie for a crotch reinforcement, and then into semi retirement. My BSPs are glaring at me from their hanger. Sorry for the crappy phone pics.

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  7. just checked imogene+willies homepage,really cool done:

    http://imogeneandwillie.com/index.html

    anybody here who knows more about them?

    I live about a block away. I strolled in there about a year ago and was amazed to see someone else in Nashville who knew what selvage denim was. :-) They're great people, and it's a great shop. They carry LVC, APC, Rogan, RRL, handpicked vintage pieces, and White's Boots. Of course, what's really been their main success are their jeans. They make a men's Willie and two women's cuts, the Imogene, and a stretch model (can't remember the name).

    The Willie is a pretty damned cool pair of jeans. It's basically a '47 501. From this cut, you can size down for a slim cut, size up for relaxed, and they also have builders/tailors on site that will contour the jeans however you'd like. Basically, they'll make whatever you want out of a basic 501 cut. As is, they fit great. The original version that was available to consumers was made out of a 318 selvage fabric (I think similiar to the LVC '37s), 12 oz I believe. The new version is a Matsui 14 oz Japanese fabric. Pretty much everyone I know and work with has a pair, they're incredibly popular in Nashville, a town that has been a denim deadzone for quite some time. I couldn't say enough good things about them.

  8. Spoken like three folks who have never washed dishes in an industrial kitchen. :)

    Restaurant stink permeates everything, never comes out, and you will hate smelling it when you're off duty.

    It would make a good photo, though, especially with a denim apron.

    Yeah, I worked in a really nice restaurant for two years and still came home covered in stank everyday. It's a smell that never leaves.....like stale french fries and oil. I wouldn't suggest it, especially being that Roy is not making new pairs for a bit. Just my two cents. Buuuut if you don't mind, I'm sure we'll all get a kick out of seeing some greasy ass jeans.

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