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@mf051404: nothing jumps out at me from this post as relevant; if your jeans were already rinsed there's probably no need to soak them; if it makes a difference to you, soak them, there's really no harm
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Damn....how much did you wear this? You'd think it should last forever.
why should a sweatshirt last forever?
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sounds like it has already been rinsed so soaking may not be necessary
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i once saw an aspie at SE who was literally yelling at his (hopefully ex-) gf and the staff that there would be a mark left after removing the arcs from a pair of SG and that gf and the staff were "idiots" for saying otherwise
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any reviews on the army men full set?
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My mother can't take a photo to save her life but its general fit pics on an iphone for the moment anyways. Moments after posting i realized she didnt ever focus the photos or chose an area to focus, I apologize again.
poor mom
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thanks!
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and i wish it was sela!
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does anyone know when the fall stuff will hit the MF store?
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Is it true that the RS04 has the same denim as the recent KS1002 Kinda Special? I ask because those faded RS04's are so blue while the KS1002 has a more muted look. Is this just related to wear and washing over time?
John
yes
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walked out with the Flat Head houndstooth short sleeve
i've been looking at that since it came out, haven't had time to check it out..thoughts?
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@somar maybe i'm just overly-cautious since the pair of 800 i had several years ago shrunk too much in the waist after several washes, but you may want to consider cold-soaking those for the start (looks possibly tight in the waist)!
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this OA02XX, Fullcount special run and Warehouse 20th anniversary pair(s)
ugh, 3 great options, i'll have to pick one
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Now the only question is how to hide this purchase from my wife.
get a PO box, have them shipped there; soak and dry when she's not around and place them in your closet; wait a while and then when you wear them the first time and she asks if they are new, say "these? oh no, they've been in my closet a while"; if she interrogates you further (when was the purchase made? what was the cost? why do you need more raw denim when you already have 5 unsoaked and several lightly worn pairs?) it's might be time to decide between your wife and denim; hopefully you make the right choice!
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kicking myself for not holding out for the OA jeans..might need to get them anyway..more reviews please!
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Apparently the 'straight' part never really caught on in SF...
... awaits flaming...
dumbest post ever
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omg an error!
(why were these things worth more?)
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am i the only one with a patrol shirt in olive?
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i got my FH wabash several years ago and while i love the shirt itself, i still haven't figured out how to wear it well or what to wear with it. ideas?
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haha, that is absolutely a reason that i would get a pair of jeans
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harsh
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nice comparison. the busy-looking weft is a dead giveaway for me for the newer rjb denim. my sefhrjb15s with the newer denim are broken in and feel light and airy compared to my new pair that uses the older rjb denim, so i guess it has a lot to do with wear...the old denim is growing on me and i think both are great
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thanks for the info guys, sounds like these are a go! the denim is definitely much smoother than sefhrjb15 denim and is starting to grow on me
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i picked up a pair of 106bsp on ebay hoping they would be the same denim as my sexfhxrjb15 but alas it is not...any reviews on the rjb denim used on the 106bsp? i was disappointed that the denim wasn't the same but i'm in love w/ the fit
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Levi's Vintage Clothing
in superdenim
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you dumped a long quote, apparently responsive to my previous post, without really specifying how it/which part related to the discussion; instead of asking a clear and concise question, you shifted the work to me/others to read through that dump (and your other posts) and to try to figure what you are getting at