Double 0 Soul

We used to live in an old house (16th century) and always had black mould growing in the nooks and crannies where air couldn't circulate, one of which was behind the wardrobe (i used to scrub it away every 6mths with salt and bleach) to protect my raw denim stash i started storing them in A1 sized ziplock polythene bags, they're cheap enough and it doesn't hurt, it also protects the flashers from foxing.

You could get it buffed away at the cobblers.

Aye, some brands cut the tube before cutting the pattern regardless of size.

Love the coin pocket creasing on both pairs.

It's a sad day, i used to buy from VP before the whole RMC debacle, ive just been reading back through some old emails, their service was impeccable, i haven't shopped at VP since 2013 but i'm sorry to see them go. Regarding 'ocean wash' i brought this subject up years ago regarding salt being bad for ones jeans on DB, one of the forum-ers recalled his father, who was serving in the navy... when the crew members got their new stiff uniforms they would thread a rope through the entire crews sleeves, legs and such and chuck the whole thing off the back of the ship, dragging it through the ocean to break it in/remove shrink so rather than just a 'passing modern trend' there's a bit more historical significance to it, needs must back then, nowadays it's all bollocks of course.

^^^ There's one in the darker recesses of superculture Michael, there was one on DB, i found more common ground there than in any other thread.

Gazpacho for dinner?

We've just been to pick up the replacement Norco, it must be the last one in the country

So it's not a studio quality image of the actual sweatshirt, well i feel hoodwinked.

It says medium on the tag, but they do come up a little snug. If you can make the sizes work G, i'd buy it, they're really nice sweatshirts and the colours of that^ one are just lovely.

Ow! just let me take the credit, ive done enough coming up with an original concept, that's already more than most people on the internet will do in a lifetime.

Selfedge will be getting emails within weeks asking how much inHg needs to be applied for jeans. Contact "Double 0's Pressure Chamber Services" for an expensive consultation....

Forget about the washing machine or freezer i've found that the only way to get your jeans absolutely free from bacteria is to seal them in a vacuum chamber for 15mins, the little bacteria's cant fucking stand the high pressure and they explode.. through a microscope it looks like a scene from Scanners. Take it from me, It's the only way to get sick-ass fadezzz ..let's see how long it takes for this bollocks to permiate into denim-consciousness, keep your eye on Reddit people.

Lucky for us!

I'll take your word for it, ive not heard of anyone freezing their jeans in forum-land for a good decade. No, i don't think that, my post was directed at the article rather than you peeps. Whats wrong with "When your jeans are dirty... wash them" it doesn't need to be anymore complicated, some of my jeans i don't even wash inside out yet they all turn out just fine, no myths perpetuated.. but don't take my word for it, always consult an expert.