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hey guys, dr house has twisted my arm so i've crossed over from mynudies to have a crack at this comp. haven't made the order yet, but will probably do so tomorrow with a 47. will keep you all up to date, still getting my head around the sufu interface...

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hey guys, dr house has twisted my arm so i've crossed over from mynudies to have a crack at this comp. haven't made the order yet, but will probably do so tomorrow with a 47. will keep you all up to date, still getting my head around the sufu interface...

Hehe, sounds good brother. Nice to see ya here :D

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I think I'll join with a pair of Knappave, I should order in the following days/week. I just wonder how it will turn out considering the baggier fit but I guess it will add some diversity in the contest.

im intrigued to try some Knappave myself..though ive got the 47's but i might change my mind closer to december :P

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I think I'll join with a pair of Knappave, I should order in the following days/week. I just wonder how it will turn out considering the baggier fit but I guess it will add some diversity in the contest.

hell yeah, we need more baggy fits, i got the 33's so we'll see how baggy they are, but they're definitely baggier then my 660's

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Hey guys.

So glad to see more people jumping into this contest. I know it's going to be tough for me to wait until December to wear them, but knowing we'll have a full roster helps keep me strong. Tanner13, it's cool to see you chose the knappave! I went with the 1915s and they will be a little looser than the jeans I normally wear, as well. I am a 30 waist and had few choices on the fuller-cut end of the spectrum.

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Just in case it's useful, here's my LVC measurements from the spring produciton.

My suggestions for sizing would be to size up one inch, in the measured size, from your normal size.

So if you're a 31 waist, buy a 32 in the 47. you can size down even further in the 55, as these have quite generous thighs - this gives quite a cool 60s skinhead look. If you're a 32 waist in the 55, get ones that measure 32, even 31 would not be too slim. Similarly, the current 67 suits downsizing, and if worn undersized makes a slimmer jean than the comparatively straight-legged 47. Buy your actual size waist in the 1922 201. For the others it's a matter of opinion. Some of these are meant to be loose and downsizing doesn't suit; but for the 33 and 37, either normal sizing (one inch or two inches up) or downsizing works equally well.

LVC measurements, spring 2009

Measurements are for jean tagged 32W 32L.

W= waist, R=Rise, L=leg length, Lo=leg opening (measured across hem) S=seat (width just below the front pockets), Th=thigh width 7 inches below the crotch.

1901 501 W34, R13, L31.5, Lo8.75, St22.25, TH10.5

1922 201 W34, R11.5, L 32.5, Lo10, St20.5, Th11.25

1927 501 W35, R13, L32.5, Lo9.5, St 21, Th11

1933 501 W33, R12.5, L31 , Lo 9.25,St20.5 , Th 10.75

1937 501 W32.5,R13, L31.75, Lo9, St 20, Th10.125

1944 501 W35, R13, L32, Lo 8.75, St 20.25,Th10

1947 501 W32, R12, L32, Lo8.5, St20.25, Th10

1955 501 W35, R12, L31, Lo8.5, St20.75, Th10.75

'54 501Z W32, R11, L33.5, Lo7, St20.25, Th10

1966 501 W32, R11.5, L32 , Lo8.25 , St21.75, Th10.75

1978 501 W35, R11, L32, Lo8, St21, Th10.5

1983 501 W34, R12, L31.75, Lo9 , St20.75, Th10.25

Sufu 501 guide:

http://www.superfuture.com/supertalk/showthread.php?t=34010

I'm updating the LVC guide in my sig, as we speak.

Sorry I can't participate as I already have a bunch fo LVC (and SDA) under the bed but I'm looking forward to seeing the results. It's great that poeple are going for the more neglected cuts like the Knappave...

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Tanner13, it's cool to see you chose the knappave! I went with the 1915s and they will be a little looser than the jeans I normally wear, as well. I am a 30 waist and had few choices on the fuller-cut end of the spectrum.

Yep, the Knappave kinda intrigue me, I like most of the features but I'm a bit anxious about the baggy fit. Slimer fits don't really suit me I think, I usually need something in between like a Nudie RRDS and I wonder if the Knappave won't be too oversized. We'll see...

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Sufu X Cultizm X LVC meetup?

The spots are filling up rather quickly. From the looks of things the remainder 6 spots will definitely be filled by December 1st :)

i got my brother to join sufu and the contest so thats a spot once his sufu account gets online, plus we can have killer double updates and some good comparisons between our jeans

fck that should be interesting. just imagine the all the participants fly over from across different parts of the globe for the meet-up.

gonna be epic.

most def, let's make it happen!

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do you not mean autumn production 2009

also with 55's how much do they shrink and stretch back out

Just in case it's useful, here's my LVC measurements from the spring produciton.

My suggestions for sizing would be to size up one inch, in the measured size, from your normal size.

So if you're a 31 waist, buy a 32 in the 47. you can size down even further in the 55, as these have quite generous thighs - this gives quite a cool 60s skinhead look. If you're a 32 waist in the 55, get ones that measure 32, even 31 would not be too slim. Similarly, the current 67 suits downsizing, and if worn undersized makes a slimmer jean than the comparatively straight-legged 47. Buy your actual size waist in the 1922 201. For the others it's a matter of opinion. Some of these are meant to be loose and downsizing doesn't suit; but for the 33 and 37, either normal sizing (one inch or two inches up) or downsizing works equally well.

LVC measurements, spring 2009

Measurements are for jean tagged 32W 32L.

W= waist, R=Rise, L=leg length, Lo=leg opening (measured across hem) S=seat (width just below the front pockets), Th=thigh width 7 inches below the crotch.

1901 501 W34, R13, L31.5, Lo8.75, St22.25, TH10.5

1922 201 W34, R11.5, L 32.5, Lo10, St20.5, Th11.25

1927 501 W35, R13, L32.5, Lo9.5, St 21, Th11

1933 501 W33, R12.5, L31 , Lo 9.25,St20.5 , Th 10.75

1937 501 W32.5,R13, L31.75, Lo9, St 20, Th10.125

1944 501 W35, R13, L32, Lo 8.75, St 20.25,Th10

1947 501 W32, R12, L32, Lo8.5, St20.25, Th10

1955 501 W35, R12, L31, Lo8.5, St20.75, Th10.75

'54 501Z W32, R11, L33.5, Lo7, St20.25, Th10

1966 501 W32, R11.5, L32 , Lo8.25 , St21.75, Th10.75

1978 501 W35, R11, L32, Lo8, St21, Th10.5

1983 501 W34, R12, L31.75, Lo9 , St20.75, Th10.25

Sufu 501 guide:

http://www.superfuture.com/supertalk/showthread.php?t=34010

I'm updating the LVC guide in my sig, as we speak.

Sorry I can't participate as I already have a bunch fo LVC (and SDA) under the bed but I'm looking forward to seeing the results. It's great that poeple are going for the more neglected cuts like the Knappave...

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