Nudie slim jim dry black.

[showbiz00ditc]

just bought a pair, not thinking of how dark they are, originally i thought they were a real dark indigo, but they do look pretty black. now i dunno if i regret it or not.

so...what are some pros and cons of having these superdark jeans?

[soleindahole]

nothing,you dont like black jeans? i got a pair theyre nice. plus its fall/winter season. you need a pair of black jeans around this time in your closet.

[showbiz00ditc]

true. so whether their the dry blacks or just the dry's their still gonna wear(out)...(aka cultivate) nicely?

[verb]

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true. so whether their the dry blacks or just the dry's their still gonna wear(out)...(aka cultivate) nicely?

--- Original message by showbiz00ditc on Oct 2, 2005 11:43 AM

I've never seen a black jean that has the level of distinct distressing that is possible from indigo denim. For some reason, it seems that the blue/white contrast becomse more apparent than the black/grey.

[showbiz00ditc]

shitty. meh i guess i'll give em a try. damn they also seem so super long.

[garullous thief]

Can you measure the actual inseam on those? I was thinking about getting some Nudies, but I am pretty tall. So pretty please, with sugar on top.

[verb]

what size are they, I might be interested in taking them off your hands.

[showbiz00ditc]

mmm cant remember exact size... possibly 32 x 34 ... or maybe 31 x 34 or 30 x 34 ahahah.

n whats inseam?... from bottom of crotch to bottom of pant or what?

[adsurgo]

yep. crotch to leg opening hem.

[STOLEN FROM POLAND]

Hey show i copped mine about a month ago....

Aging is def different with a black dry since it ages grey instead of blue....

I also find that the slim jim is cut bigger in the dry black so I went down a size...

They're crazy slim though....

[woejozney]

i like the idea of it fading grey and black. Are there any other jeans that fade black and grey?

Oh Gawd!

[showbiz00ditc]

well well well... if josh's got em i better hang on to these joints lol.

whats up man? good to see yur still alive haha.

[Blanc0]

Quote: I've never seen a black jean that has the level of distinct distressing that is possible from indigo denim. For some reason, it seems that the blue/white contrast becomse more apparent than the black/grey.

You're never gonna get the same fading, because black jeans only contain black dyes, not indigo, and black will never fade/react like indigo. You'd have to have a really dark blue/black indigo in order to achieve that look.