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Just wanted to share a link with this extremely awesome jean company, they make one model in 0/1 wash versions for 200$ + shipping but they are def. awesome and have their own, chilled look. They fit nicely and I got mine really quick..

http://www.guitarwolf.net/e-jet-g.html

Go nuts, buy their jeans, be a trendwhore.

ready to decieve, recieve, overpower / loving someone is to believe, to relieve, slow shower/she is bathing/ love her needs her like fur/

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Whats that supposed to mean, what is the guitar wolf?

They are indeed very awesome, and I have owned / tried most of the good denim brands out there, these are Dry Bone standard, which is very good, in my op.

ready to decieve, recieve, overpower / loving someone is to believe, to relieve, slow shower/she is bathing/ love her needs her like fur/

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guitar wolf was this sort of indie japanese garage rock band.

try listening to some of their music.

this act of their now with the jeans brings them great shame.

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guitar wolf can do whatever they want, and they aren't really "indie" per se. Part of their persona is saying fuck you, we'll do whatever, whether you like it or not. They are a personal favorite of mine, but they might be done for good after the recent death of Billy.

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fuckin ell!

there is always someone on this place that will argue with you on your word usage regarding music.

at least it is consistent..

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I agree, those are nice. I wonder if anyone else has own a pair and if they're indeed any different than the other $200 selvage jeans on the market?

--- Original message by darknworn on Apr 11, 2005 06:12 AM

They're not much different to other jeans you can get for $200. The cut is nice, quite snug round the hips and they don't have the high back rise that many Levi's style repros have.

Sizing-wise, although inside the waistband there's a label that says "will shrink to size marked above" (or something like that), I found the waistband on the dry Wolfs pretty much true to the size on the label. ie a pair of dry jeans labeled 32/35 had a waist more or less 32 already. So if you're ordering online, best to double check with them about sizing and shrinkage.

I don't know if they were made in more than one type of denim, but the ones I saw weren't 14oz (as advertised on the site), more like 12oz. I was told that there's a very limited supply of them, so if you're up for a pair, best get your order in.

Nice jeans.

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