Good looking baggier jeans

[blasterofair]

Could you guys help me find some good quality baggier jeans that aren't too expensive

thanks

You best protect ya neck

[MilSpex]

Core Fighter if you have short legs.

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WANTED: Supreme XXL size Tees. You got access to that warehouse? Get at me. please. I will pay mad cash/+ any Japan hookups you want.

[blasterofair]

haha well i'm pretty tall (six feet) any other suggestions

You best protect ya neck

[soultek]

what is "not too expensive"?

[blasterofair]

like 80, 100$

edit: keep in mind, im not looking for some really baggy stuff, just good, more relaxed fitting jeans for skating with a nice wash. thanks

You best protect ya neck

Edited by blasterofair on May 31, 2006 at 06:03 PM

[drunkmunky_23]

better save it

[__3xL]

g-star .. cheapies go uniqlo

[konsl]

Quote:

better save it

--- Original message by drunkmunky_23 on May 31, 2006 07:59 PM

hahah

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[wild_whiskey]

To be honest, any jeans that cost $80 probably aren't going to last while skating. $40 Levi's aren't a bad bet, but anything in the $80 range is generally pretty weak fabric. That's the Banana Republic / J. Crew / Armani Exchange territory, and that's where the really junky fabrics come in.

Either buy a couple pairs of $30-40 Levi's, or save up and get something ~$150, like APCs.

[obsessis]

for your price range the only thing i'd suggest is Levi STF 501xx. They are baggy if you get them oversized.

[cheapmuthafukr]

id second the levis. or if you want something more durable, get a pair of wrangler 13mwz and size up 2 or 3 sizes so they sit on your hips. those are 20$ and 15oz denim, and raw. also check discount stores, i have a pair of double rl i got for 15$ that have been holding up very well.

shit...

Edited by cheapmuthafukr on Jun 1, 2006 at 04:51 AM

[bron82]

silas classics

stussy contact jean, if you can still find them

any one true saxon jean

[lilldavid]

http://www.prisonblues.co.uk/home/

The fifties cut classic jean is a great relaxed fit, in durable 14.75 oz denim

I dont stink, but Im quite shure my jeans do.

Edited by lilldavid on Jun 1, 2006 at 05:48 AM

[denimdestroyedmylife]

It used to be that we'd get Dickies carpenter jeans to skate in, sized waaaaaay up.

Using chain stitch, your train of jeans is fading wind.

[sybaritical]

^ Carhartt over here. $50? not that.

[giantreptile]

Quote:

To be honest, any jeans that cost $80 probably aren't going to last while skating. $40 Levi's aren't a bad bet, but anything in the $80 range is generally pretty weak fabric. That's the Banana Republic / J. Crew / Armani Exchange territory, and that's where the really junky fabrics come in.

Either buy a couple pairs of $30-40 Levi's, or save up and get something ~$150, like APCs.

--- Original message by wild_whiskey on May 31, 2006 11:32 PM

furthermore, the English cut APCs are pretty baggy.

[airfrogusmc]

Save your $$$ and get either a pair of LVC 20s 201s, 33 501s, 37 201s or 37 501s

[ko]

Save your money and buy a pair from Atelier La durance.

[blasterofair]

which cut APC's should i get? maybe the straight jeans?

and what size shoud i get? my waist size is 32 but i usually buy size 34 pants for that extra sag.

You best protect ya neck