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  1. I'll bite.

     

    Started dating girl in highschool. 16. Date 4 years. Get engaged last October at disneyland. Month or so ago I have a dream that she's cheating on me. Check her facebook. She's cheating. She'd been with some dude online for a few months. Relationship over. That's where I'm at. Have no clue how to date as a 20 something so this has been a weird few months.

     

    now isn't that fucked to the max

  2. That makes me laugh because aren't they all just a gimmic trading off what the original Levi's and others of there time were making , and the irony is that you are part of a trend if you own a pair of raw denim jeans unless of course you were one of the panhandlers that bought a pair of the first batch , also this thread is still being posted on and still on the first page so not sure what you mean by " it doesn't get any play anymore .

    I don't have any N&F but they are on my must have list and there are people entering them into the HWDC so they must still be pretty relevant , I think they will be here to stay and that there is plenty of room in the market place for them .

    I don't think that's what it's about. I think the biggest turnoff towards N&F (here, anyways) is the lack of visible heritage throughout their lines- that's when people think they're being gimmicky. Also their advertising and marketing tends to reinforce that ideal. A good example would be the MiJs. Sure, they're made in Japan and are pretty much on par with popular pairs around here, but their marketing has somehow made this pair gimmicky as well..maybe it's the not-so-subtle and false(ish) 'loomstate' description, or the 'tenpi treatment' being in every web description.

     

    They 100% push out great products. Some great products. Their elephant line has continuously been a staple in the raw denim market, but other than that their models are generally overhyped and the quality is still at entry level from most perspectives.

     

    N&F shouldn't be dubbed as 'non relevant', but I don't think their name should be synonymous with top of the line denim. For reference, I have had 3 pairs of N&F including the 32oz and never had a problem, but you can't really feel anything with them unlike my Onis, Samurais, or Imperials.

  3. Love the colour and especially like the maple leaf detail however I'd like to know what makes them N&F if they are not made in their Canadian store other than the cut , maybe the patch is sent across .

    There is only one retail outlet in my city and they have only ever had the one cut and three pair when iv gone in to try some on so I'm frazzled by the cut names . One day I'll invest in a pair but it will have to wait till I vacation in the North America or Canada , anyway Iv committed myself to a two year commitment to what I have now so at least I have a two year grace period .

    what do you mean? AFAIK everything is MIJ with these. They are a modified weird guy that ends up with a higher rise and a bit more taper. I would say they are on-par quality wise with other MIJ brands but that price tag is pretty hefty for them being N&F. In the end you're still getting N&F's branding and marketing which isn't necessarily a good thing with these IMO.

  4. I'm sure this has been addressed somewhere but something I have never been sure about over the years is the cause of leg twists. I have always assumed it was due to the way the fabric is woven but have never read or heard a definitive answer.   Could they be caused by walking or the way one sits?  Just curious.  Thanks for the info!

    It's the twill pulling on the outseam. RHT will pull inward (forwards?) usually and LHT will pull outward. Also tapered models tend to get it more especially if they're unsanf. Not caused by users unless you superheat your denim for some reason.

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