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  1. 'Bout a month in, cinch cut off @Maynard Friedman
    Fell down my bike and slid on the ground yesterday after my frontwheel got caught in the tram-tracks, which explains the weirdly contrasty fades on the right knee and the right backpocket. The denim saved my knee, but my shoes are kinda trashed. Good thing chucks look better trashed :D 

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  2. 1 hour ago, Double 0 Soul said:

    It was a trend around the early 2000's in the UK, the BBC are not exactly 'cutting edge' and this article was written in 2005, think the trend has long past now..

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/4421282.stm

    ..aside from what is written in the article, it was an era of counterfeit brands so i always assumed 'label wearing' was down to folks proving their cap was legit.. but im sure aunty beeb knows more about youth culture than i ever will...

    Counterfeit caps were a huge thing back then, gotta prove you got the real thing and so on.

    Still have mist of my collection from back then, but once you're in for a bit, you don't care about it as much

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    4 minutes ago, volvo240thebest said:

    Here's the pro of starch glue at work

    So the dramatic train tracks are achieved by applying the starch glue after wash and before tossing the jeans in the dryer.

    I don't know about this whole starch thing, looks exaggerated and a little off to me. Couldn't you just achieve something similar washing and drying right side out?

  4. 4 minutes ago, bartlebyyphonics said:

    great to see you too sir paul!

    part-time might mean you give us some of a chance! 

    torn between 36 and 38 waist: the gods of stretch will be a deciding factor in choice; oh what gifts must I sacrifice for an augur...

    (or to think of different wearing strategies; low wash, hand stretching waist if needed w. clean fit across hips vs. multi-wash and comfort but possible bag ... my old tcb 50s tagged w.36 worn/washed/stretched few years wear now measure 46/92cm waist but def feel too trim these days ... but if the 38 end up stretching back to original that won't be good neither... [processing...] )

    If you sometimes work in the yard, and get them filthy and so on, sizing up is better imo, takes a lot of guesswork and risk of shrinking them too much out ;) Worst case is you'll have to wear a belt, I guess.

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